Morecambe part company with manager Johal
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Morecambe part company with manager Johal
"Johal took charge following Panjab Warriors' takeover last August, becoming the first Sikh to manage a British professional team. His appointment came after a chaotic period which saw them relegated from the English Football League, while off-field issues plagued their pre-season and led to their suspension from the National League. "Ashvir joined the Shrimps during a challenging period and has worked tirelessly alongside his staff to stabilise the squad, integrate new players,"
""The board would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Ashvir for his commitment, dedication, and the way he has conducted himself throughout his time. He leaves with our best wishes for the future." Assistant manager Lee Tomlin and first-team coach Neil Wainwright will take charge while Morecambe begin the process of finding a new manager. Having swiftly assembled a squad to contest the 2025-26 season, Morecambe battled to a 2-1 win at home to Altrincham to kick their campaign off."
Ashvir Singh Johal has left Morecambe by mutual consent with the club second from bottom in the National League. Morecambe won five of 28 league matches under Johal and sit five points adrift of safety with 18 games remaining. Johal became the first Sikh to manage a British professional team after taking charge following the Panjab Warriors takeover. His appointment followed relegation from the English Football League and a pre-season blighted by off-field issues and a National League suspension. The club thanked Johal for his commitment and conduct. Assistant manager Lee Tomlin and coach Neil Wainwright will take interim charge while a replacement is sought.
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