Non-League Paper

FLACK TURNS BACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2023

EXETER CITY legend Steve Flack has stepped down as manager of relegation-threatened South West Peninsula Premier West outfit Sticker after four years at the helm.
Flack stopped down after losing 4-2 at Bude Town last Saturday, his side having won only once in 19 games and left lying second from bottom.
Backroom team members Richie Nancarrow has taken over as caretaker boss, supported by coach Paul Cox, for the rest of the season.
A statement said: “Sticker AFC would like to thank Steve Flack for his hard work over the last four seasons.
“We are now actively looking, a...

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