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ROAD ENDS FOR SHAW

SHEFFIELDhave sacked manager Mark Shaw and assistant Martin Foster with the club bottom of the EVO-STIK NPL South.
A 4-1 hammering at Lincoln United on Tuesday night spelt the end for the pair, who took over in September last year. The Club have won just once in their last 12 league games and are one point adrift of safety although have two games in hand with 12 to play.
Former Sheffield players and managers, Chris Dolby and Gavin Smith, will take over the reins until the end of the season. Their first game in charge will be at home to Market Drayton Town on Tuesday evening.
Meanwhile, Buxt...

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