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Hallam have unveiled their new management team who will replace Ryan Hindley, who recently left for Worksop Town.
Stephen Whitehead will lead a trio of himself, Scott Bates and Dean Bamforth and they will take Hallam forward into next season, aiming to end their seven-year absence from the Premier Division in 2018.
Whitehead was Hindley’s assistant, while Bates played for Hallam under the departed boss. Bamforth, father of former Hallam player Harry, was first team coach at Handsworth Parramore.
Hallam said in a statement: ”After the departure of Ryan Hindley to take up his new position at Worksop Town the Hallam FC Committee invited applicants for the vacant Managers seat at Sandygate.
“Hallam would like to thank all the applicants for taking the time to apply for the post and we have been overwhelmed by the interest. The quality and the experience of those interested which indicates to us that the club is moving in the right direction.
“After several meetings between the Chairman and his off the field team Hallam are pleased to announce the appointment of their new management team of Steve Whitehead, Scott Bates and Dean Bamforth who will be leading them into the 2017-2018 campaign.
“The emphasis at Hallam is on continuity and stability within the management structure which we are sure will be appreciated by the players who we hope will remain loyal to Hallam at a time when we are so close to achieving our ultimate goal of a return to the Premier Division.
“The whole committee at Hallam would like to congratulate Steve, Scott and Dean and wish them all the very best for the coming season.”