Hunter was appointed in May 2020.

He is a well-known figure in the SCEL, having been involved with clubs for the past 15 years.

He has worked previously at Erith & Belvedere and Beckenham Town and was part of the successful management team at Fisher that challenged for the Premier Division title two years ago.

He was part of the Punjab United team early in the 2019/20 season before joining Darren Anslow’s coaching setup at Lordswood in January 2020.

Hunter released a statement, saying: “I’ve resigned, and I’d like to thank every player that has put on a Lordswood shirt for me over the 13 games last season and the 20 odd this season, it’s been an absolute pleasure. I wish nothing but the best for the whole club going forwards.”

Lordswood’s vice chairman, Paul Caulfield said: “We would like to thank Neil for all his efforts during his time with the club, it’s disappointing things haven’t worked out the way we would have hoped for him, and we wish him all the very best.

“Assistant Manager, Imran Englefield will take temporary charge of first team matters until a new manager is appointed”.