WE WERE ONTO A NUN STARTER

Borough NUNEATON player-boss Kyle Storer admits staff and players of the Southern League Premier Central side knew it was only a matter of when, not if, time was called on their season.

- David Lawrence

NUNEATON Borough player-boss Kyle Storer admits staff and players of the Southern League Premier Central side knew it was only a matter of when, not if, time was called on their season.

Former boss and owner Jimmy Ginnelly announced his departure last week along with a string of key players including captain Scott McManus and strike pair Matt Stenson and former Reading frontman Leroy Lita.

And this week the club said it would be withdrawing from the league with liquidation being considered due to ‘insurmountable challenges’. Borough have been locked out of their Liberty Way stadium by the landlords since October, having to play home’ games at Stratford Town and Barwell.

Storer, who took charge of the side following Ginnelly’s exit, said the past few weeks had been really tough but that this week’s decision came as little surprise.

Speaking to