National League South

CURTIS QUITS TO FINDNEW KING OF THE RING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 September 2018

By Robin Jones

SWITCH: Curtis Woodhouse

FORMER Premier League player and professional boxer Curtis Woodhouse has quit as manager of Northern Counties East Premier Division side Bridlington Town.
Woodhouse, 38, who has also managed Sheffield, Goole and Hull United, resigned from his post at the Seasiders so he could devote his time to running his new Curtis Woodhouse Elite Boxing Academy in nearby Driffield.
The former British light-welterweight champion said: “I feel the time is right for me to step down as Bridlington Town first team manager.
“It’s a role I feel privil...

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