The joint-managers of North West Counties Football League side Eccleshall have announced that they have stepped down from their roles.
Kyle Adams and Craig Bould tweeted the news that they had both had left the club, both departing with fond memories of the club.
Adams stated: “(It was) A difficult decision to step down at Eccleshall after a fantastic 16 months. Wonderful club with great people.
“A big thanks to the players, committee, supporters and all volunteers for all their help/efforts during my time there.”
Speaking to Sport in Staffs, Adams said: “I’ve loved my time there and it’s a fantastic club with some great people.
“I just feel that after the excellent season we had this year there aren’t quite the things in place in order to push on.”
On Friday night, Bould also wrote about his exit, saying: “Well that’s my time at Eccleshall FC over. Some good memories and some good people and most of all a great group of players.”
The duo had guided Eccleshall to 7th place in the NWCFL First Division South when their season was cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Adams previously told Sport in Staffs that there was “no clear answer” in regards to the various possibilities of how the non-league football season could have been ended.
Fans were quick to thank the pair and laud praise on them both for their efforts during their tenure.
One supporter wrote: “All the best Kyle, did a great job.”
Another also stated that Bould and Adams did “a great job” adding: “Good luck with whatever is next.”
“You have done a great job! Hope you’re safe and well and back in the game soon,” a fellow follower commented.
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