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Mick Taylor leaves Bamber Bridge

Taylor moved into the hot seat at the Sir Tom Finney Stadium in October 2018 following the departure of Neil Reynolds to National League North side FC United. 
Mick Taylor

Bamber Bridge have announced that manager Mick Taylor has taken the decision to step down with immediate effect.

Taylor moved into the hot seat at the Sir Tom Finney Stadium in October 2018 following the departure of Neil Reynolds to National League North side FC United – Preakness Stakes 2019.

Brigg have been on a worrying run of form over the past few weeks, which has seen the club move towards relegation trouble in the Northern Premier League.
The Lancashire based club are now perched just three points clear of the drop in 19th place following the official liquidation of North Ferriby United at the start of the week.
Player coach Matthew Lawlor and first team coach Joey Collins will become joint interim first team managers until the end of the current season.

The new managerial duo will be hoping for an immediate impact when Bamber Bridge travel to play-off chasing Basford United tomorrow afternoon.
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