Carmichael is New Moorlands Boss
18th May, 2012
After an extensive search and consideration of a number of quality applicants for the post, Lincoln Moorlands Railway have unveiled their new manager.
Secretary Graham Peck is delighted that former Lincoln City striker Matt Carmichael has agreed to take up the reigns with immediate effect, saying: "We are indeed fortunate that we had number of excellent applications and we had to sift CVs and it came down to Matt and one other who were interviewed.
"Matt really impressed us with his enthusiasm for the job, his desire to play football as it should be played on the ground and to develop young players within the club already along with other youngsters who want to come here.
"Matt is local so he knows the football scene and wants Moorlands to be the second club in the city and to get the fans flooding back through the door."
Carmichael is 48 years old and recently was employed by Lincoln City but has left due to budget constraints.
Secretary Graham Peck is delighted that former Lincoln City striker Matt Carmichael has agreed to take up the reigns with immediate effect, saying: "We are indeed fortunate that we had number of excellent applications and we had to sift CVs and it came down to Matt and one other who were interviewed.
"Matt really impressed us with his enthusiasm for the job, his desire to play football as it should be played on the ground and to develop young players within the club already along with other youngsters who want to come here.
"Matt is local so he knows the football scene and wants Moorlands to be the second club in the city and to get the fans flooding back through the door."
Carmichael is 48 years old and recently was employed by Lincoln City but has left due to budget constraints.
(Story Source: Lincoln Moorlands Railway)
West Leaves Moorlands
9th May, 2012
Lincoln Moorlands Railway are looking for a new manager following the departure of Dean West.
Although Dean had recently committed himself to the club, he has now been offered the manager's role at Stamford AFC and has decided to take up the offer.
Dean was wished all the best in a club statement that read: "We are disappointed that Dean has opted to go elsewhere but that is football at this level.
"We thank him for his efforts here at Moorlands and wish him well.
"We are now open for expressions of interest in any manager wanting to take on the job at Moorlands.
"Those who are interested need to contact secretary Graham Peck by no later than Tuesday 15th May preferably by phone on 07815 458196 or by e-mail graham@peckgraham.orangehome.co.uk"
Although Dean had recently committed himself to the club, he has now been offered the manager's role at Stamford AFC and has decided to take up the offer.
Dean was wished all the best in a club statement that read: "We are disappointed that Dean has opted to go elsewhere but that is football at this level.
"We thank him for his efforts here at Moorlands and wish him well.
"We are now open for expressions of interest in any manager wanting to take on the job at Moorlands.
"Those who are interested need to contact secretary Graham Peck by no later than Tuesday 15th May preferably by phone on 07815 458196 or by e-mail graham@peckgraham.orangehome.co.uk"
(Story Source: Lincoln Moorlands Railway)
An Evening with Dean Saunders
22nd August, 2011
Former Premier League striker Dean Saunders is the main guest at Lincoln Moorlands Railway's Sportsmans Dinner later this year.
The Welshman, who played for a host of clubs including Derby County, Liverpool and Nottingham Forest and who now manages Wrexham, will be at the fund-raiser on Friday 11th November at the Moorlands Railway Club.
The evening costs ?35 per ticket and the entertainment also includes comedian Gary Skyner.
Anyone interested in going along is asked to contact Ken Rooney on 07908 809366 or by email at kenneth.rooney@ntlworld.com for further details.
The Welshman, who played for a host of clubs including Derby County, Liverpool and Nottingham Forest and who now manages Wrexham, will be at the fund-raiser on Friday 11th November at the Moorlands Railway Club.
The evening costs ?35 per ticket and the entertainment also includes comedian Gary Skyner.
Anyone interested in going along is asked to contact Ken Rooney on 07908 809366 or by email at kenneth.rooney@ntlworld.com for further details.
(Story Source: Lincoln Moorlands Railway)
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