National League

IT’S TIME FOR A SWITCH AT SKEG

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 February 2019

By Robin Jones
NATHAN Collins has been appointed as manager of Toolstation Northern Counties East Division One Skegness Town.
Collins, a former Grimsby Town youth team assistant boss, replaces Martyn Bunce and his number two Terry Madigan, who quit their roles this week.
The pair had been in charge at the club since the summer, replacing Nick Chapman who led the Lilywhites to promotion from the Lincolnshire League and a return to the NCEL for the first time in 35 years.
Bunce and Madigan quit following a run of just one win in five games, which saw the club slip down to 15th position. A clu...

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