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BELL TOLLS AT CORBY

DAVID BELL has paid the price for failing to halt the Corby Town slide by being sacked just 10 games into his reign.
The former Norwich and Coventry City midfielder joined the Steelmen as assistant to Gary Mills back in October but failed to prevent a second straight relegation.
Bell was then charged with leading Corby into Step 4 football for the first time in 11 years but after Tuesday night’s defeat at Coalville Town left the Steelmen with just two wins from their opening 10 games in Evo-Stik South, he was relieved of his duties alongside coaches Rob Gould and Kev Ward.
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