Chris Hardy: Ruthin Town manager stands down from role
Chris Hardy has stood down from his role as manager of Ruthin Town.
Hardy stands down from his role after one season at the helm as a senior manager.
He succeed Chris Williams in August after stepping up as the manager of the reserves side.
The 33-year-old led Ruthin to a ninth-placed finish in the JD Cymru North.
“It’s been a very difficult decision but this lockdown has given me time to reflect on what’s important and I feel that this is best for the club and my family,” said Hardy after making the decision.
“I will still be involved as much as I can as I’ve had four really good years here.”
Commenting on the departure of the manager, chairman Alan Jones said: “Chris did a great job taking over from Chris Williams at such short notice.
“Over the years he has demonstrated what a fine young manager he is and he will be a big loss to us.”
The club are now inviting applications for the role of first-team manager. Any interested applicants should email the club chairman Alan Jones at alanjones37@sky.com
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