Danny Moon appointed new Westfields first team manager
WESTFIELDS have appointed Danny Moon as their new first team manager.
The former Fields player and is no stranger to the surroundings at Allpay Park, having managed across Widemarsh Common at Hereford Lads Club.
During his lengthy time managing Lads Club he enjoyed several promotions and took them from the Herefordshire County League into the Hellenic Premier Division.
Moon also led the club to County Cup honours during his time in charge at Lads Club.
He told the club's social media channels: 'It's great to be back in management. I've really missed it and can't wait to get going.
'Westfields are an ambitious club who want to progress and I feel I can help them do that.'
Steve Higgins, Westfields Football Club chairman added: 'The club belongs to the fans, and we know they demand ambition, passion and progress. With Danny at the helm, we believe we have a manager that shares those values.'
Westfields also announced the news that former Chairman, Director and friend Chris Williams has sadly died.
'A massive part of our club who brought so much joy, laughter, dedication and a professionalism in everything he did for our club,' said the club.
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