match days at the New Lawn.

Mr Harvey commented, “I am pleased that this matter is now resolved. I would like to thank the supporters and those players who played under me. I enjoyed my time at the Club and will take away fond memories of the Club’s highest ever finish and two significant FA Cup runs. I was disappointed that the Club was relegated this year and I wish them a speedy return to the top flight of non-league football”.

This morning the Shropshire Star has commented that Graham Turner has been strongly linked with a potential return to Shrewsbury – where he was revered as both player and manager during the late 1970s and early 1980s – in some role.

62 year old Turner is hoping that he willhave sold his shares in Hereford United in the next week or so and then after a holiday will decide what he might like to do.

There's little doubt that any return to Shrewsbury will be welcomed by many of their supporters especially the older ones who remember him taking the club to eighth position in what is now the Championship during the 1983/84 season. It was the first time the club had been promoted to the second tier of English football.

Turner joined Shrewsbury as a player from Chester for a fee of £30,000 in 1973 and made 355 appearances for the club.

He was appointed player-manager in November 1978 and took them to the top of the Third Division in his first season.

Twice he took the club to the