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JORDAN Stocks has been forced to step down as manager of Swallownest - after being banned for urinating in a drain!
Stocks was caught short - in sight of CCTV cameras - while working at the Miners Welfare Ground during the first lockdown in April.
As a result, he has been banned from the ground by the trustees and subsequently forced to stand down as manager. A club statement said: “The lease owners for the facilities at Swallownest made decisions resulting in Jordan being unable to attend home matches to carry out his managerial duties. Attempts to resolve the issues over a protracte...

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