Non-League Paper

TADDY OUST MICK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

TADCASTER Albion are looking for a new manager after parting ways with Mick O’Donnell after two years at the helm.
O’Donnell’s departure came after much-fancied Taddy finished 17th in the Northern Counties East League table, just two places above the relegation spots.
A club statement said: “Due to a poor league position and inconsistent results, the board have decided that we need a refresh.
“The directors would like to thank Mick for all his hard work over the last two seasons, especially all the hard work off the pitch supporting our community p...

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