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LYDNEY IN LIMBO AS LEE LEAVES

By Robin Jones
HELLENIC Premier side Lydney Town are seeking a new manager after Mark Lee resigned after eight years in charge.
Lee led the Forest of Dean side to promotion to Step 5 and kept them there for four years, He also saw his side reach three cup finals and undergo their best-ever runs in the FA Cup and FA Vase.
Lee said he was proud of the Swan Road side’s achievements during his time in charge but said that the club did not share his view on how best to move forward, and would be looking for other challenges.
Lee’s assistant Stuart Liddington and coach John Brough, wh...

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