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COACHING PAIR QUIT

PINCHBECK United have been hit by the resignations of assistant manager Allan Ross and coach Derrick Nuttell.
Their departures after a poor start to the second United Counties Premier Division season saw them take just fi ve points from their opening 11 games, leaving them second from bottom. They also crashed out of the FA Vase at home to Worcester City in round one.
Ross was understood to have quit due to the pressure of increasing work commitments.
However, speculation was mounting that manager Ian Dunn, frustrated by budgetary constraints and a shortage of players, would also be conside...

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