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Long-Serving Duo Leave Knaresborough
Long-Serving Duo Leave Knaresborough
Long-serving Knaresborough Town manager Paul Stansfield and his assistant Paul Clayton have left the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division club.
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In a statement, the Manse Lane outfit said they had reluctantly accepted the pair's resignations and thanked them for their service at the club.

 

It added: "Paul Stansfield has resigned after six years in the role of first team manager.

 

"In that time, he has given the club some great memories with promotion to the Premier Division by winning the Division One title in 2017/18 season with a record points total and giving the club’s supporters exciting days with cup runs in both the FA Cup and FA Trophy competitions.

 

"Paul has worked extremely hard to form a group of players who can compete in the Northern Counties East League Premier Division and the great team spirit within the club is a testament to his management skills.

 

"Knaresborough Town want to thank Paul for all his hard work and commitment to the club as both manager and player and wish him every success in his new venture.

 

"The club equally wants to thank assistant manager and coach Paul Clayton for all his hard work and commitment too.

 

"Paul is a highly qualified coach who has also made a major contribution to the success of the club.

 

"He has decided to resign at this time because of work commitments.

 

"Both Pauls have been a major influence in guiding Knaresborough Town to the position we are proud to be in now, and they will always be assured of a warm welcome at Manse Lane.

 

"Both will be greatly missed, and everybody at Knaresborough Town wishes them all the best for the future".

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Long-Serving Duo Leave Knaresborough
Long-Serving Duo Leave Knaresborough
Thursday 15 April 21 I 10:15:54
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In a statement, the Manse Lane outfit said they had reluctantly accepted the pair's resignations and thanked them for their service at the club.

 

It added: "Paul Stansfield has resigned after six years in the role of first team manager.

 

"In that time, he has given the club some great memories with promotion to the Premier Division by winning the Division One title in 2017/18 season with a record points total and giving the club’s supporters exciting days with cup runs in both the FA Cup and FA Trophy competitions.

 

"Paul has worked extremely hard to form a group of players who can compete in the Northern Counties East League Premier Division and the great team spirit within the club is a testament to his management skills.

 

"Knaresborough Town want to thank Paul for all his hard work and commitment to the club as both manager and player and wish him every success in his new venture.

 

"The club equally wants to thank assistant manager and coach Paul Clayton for all his hard work and commitment too.

 

"Paul is a highly qualified coach who has also made a major contribution to the success of the club.

 

"He has decided to resign at this time because of work commitments.

 

"Both Pauls have been a major influence in guiding Knaresborough Town to the position we are proud to be in now, and they will always be assured of a warm welcome at Manse Lane.

 

"Both will be greatly missed, and everybody at Knaresborough Town wishes them all the best for the future".

Copyright Non League Today. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to the Non League Today website as the source and a link back to the Non League Today website.
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