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Steve Burr resigns as Stafford Rangers manager

Steve Burr has stepped down as Stafford Rangers manager.

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The former Boro striker, who took over as boss in May, issued a statement admitting it had been a tough year personally.

The board accepted his resignation ‘with regret’ and thanked Burr for his ‘tireless’ efforts.

Assistant manager Andy Fearn and first team coach Alex Meechan will run the first team for the time being.

Burr said: “I have taken the decision to resign from Stafford Rangers. I would like to thank the board of directors for all their support during my short time at the club.

“It has been a tough year on a personal note. I would like to wish everyone connected with the club all the very best for the future.”

A statement from the Rangers board said: “It is with regret that today we have accepted the resignation of our manager Steve Burr.

“We would like to thank Steve for all his hard work and passion during the last few months.

“He has worked tirelessly from the start , building a new team from scratch and we would like to wish him all the best in the future.

“Andy and Alex will continue running the team and will release a statement shortly.”

Boro are currently 17th in the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League and lost 4-1 to leaders Nantwich Town on Boxing Day.