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Manager Steve Burr set to leave Stalybridge Celtic at the end of the season

Chairman Rob Gorski confirmed the news on the club’s website with Celtic having avoided relegation from the EVO-STIK Premier.
Burr-fect time

Stalybridge Celtic will not renew Steve Burr’s contract when it expires on Saturday.
Chairman Rob Gorski confirmed the news on the club’s website with Celtic having avoided relegation from the EVO-STIK Premier.
Gorski said: “It was an amicable and mutual decision and Steve will always be welcomed back at Bower Fold. He has his class and dignity as a man and we wish him every success in the future.
“We thank Steve for his efforts and hard work since February 2017. He leaves with our best wishes, and personally I have enjoyed working with a high-quality manager.
“The club will appoint a new manager as soon as possible and no further comment will be made.”

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