Lewis Solly will not be taking the reins at the Glassboys

Reece Styche goals late in each half saw the Glassboys complete a comeback from behind to win 2-1 at high-flying Royston Town to chalk up a second win in 13 Southern Central Premier outings.

It is a record that resulted in the departure of Mark Yates last week with club legend Solly taking the reins with support from senior players Lee Vaughan and Darryl Knights. However, the perfect start will not lure Solly into putting his hat in the ring.

“It is an interim thing, 100 per cent,” he said. “It is probably not the right time for me, it is a great experience but I am heavily involved in the junior section at Stourbridge and really enjoying the goalkeeper coaching role with the first team.

“Hopefully that will continue under the new staff that come in.”

Reflecting on the win over Royston, Solly added: “We stuck to our game plan really well, dominated the first half and created some good opportunities.

“We were unfortunate to go 1-0 down but the lads didn’t allow their heads to drop, got a foothold back in the game and deserved the equaliser.

“Royston had to change it in the second half, they went direct and we had to deal with a lot of difficult balls flying into the box from wide areas but each and every one of our lads stood up to be counted and we rightly got the winner we deserved right at the death.”