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BILLY BOWS OUT FROM UNITED ROLE

By Neil Harvey

FORMER North Ferriby, FC Halifax and Alfreton Town boss Billy Heath has stood down as manager of Lincoln United after just over a month in charge.
Heath replaced Scott Hellewell and his assistant, Paul Grimes at the NPL East club at the end of November with the club 15th in the table.
Hiring Heath was seen as a real coup for the Whites having enjoyed a stellar 25-year managerial career.
A centre-back for Lincoln during the 1990s, the 54-year-old started as a manager at Bridlington Town, where he remained for six years, helping the club to the Northern Counties East L...

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