National League South

HACKETT EXIT IS END OF AN ERA

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 May 2019

By David Richardson

STEP DOWN: Gary Hackett

LONG-STANDING boss Gary Hackett has stepped down as manager of Stourbridge after 16 years at the helm – believing he has taken the club as far as he can.
Hackett arrived at the War Memorial Athletic Ground in May 2003, initially with Jon Ford, and has led the Glassboys to an unprecedented period of success.
He guided the club to two promotions, five runs to the FA Cup first round or further, including victories over Plymouth Argyle and Northampton Town, three wins of the Worcestershire Senior Cup and the Birmingham Senior Cup for the firs...

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