Darren Anslow has today resigned from his post as 1st team manager at Lordswood FC with immediate effect.
Anslow took the reins in June last year, taking over from former boss Richard Styles who had departed for Tunbridge Wells following three seasons at the helm.
Anslow had led the Lords to 13th in the SCEFL Premier Division before the season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic with 10 games still to play. During his 26 league games in charge Anslow oversaw 9 victories, 5 draws and 12 defeats.
This news follows the recent announcement by Assistant Manager Owen Price who left the club last week.
Lordswood's Vice Chairman, Paul Caulfield said: "Darren has advised due to extra work commitments and a desire to spend more time with his family, that he wishes to take a break away from football which is completely understandable. We would like to thank Darren and Owen for all their time and efforts last season. They came onboard at a difficult time and didn't have long to raise a competitive squad for the 2019/20 season. They achieved some noticeable performances and results to ensure we remained comfortable in the league and highlighted their potential. We wish them both the very best in their future management careers."
"An announcement regarding the 1st team manager position will be made shortly."
