Dulwich Hamlet Appoints Bradley Quinton as New Manager Following Hayrettin
Dulwich Hamlet has officially named Bradley Quinton as their new manager, taking over from Hakan Hayrettin for the remainder of the season
Dulwich Hamlet, Bradley Quinton, Hakan Hayrettin, South London, Isthmian Premier
South London: Dulwich Hamlet has just announced that Bradley Quinton is stepping in as the new manager. He’s taking over from Hakan Hayrettin, who was let go recently.
Quinton, who previously managed Welling United and Braintree, will be in charge until the end of the season. The team is currently six points clear of the relegation zone but has played two more games than some teams below them.
Dulwich’s chairman, Ben Clasper, mentioned that there’s a lot of work to do both on and off the pitch. He believes that improving results isn’t just about the management and players; there are other areas in the club that need attention too.
He emphasized that they wanted someone who could focus on getting results right away. They’re hoping Quinton can bring out the best in the talented squad they have.
Clasper also pointed out that they’ve been talking to many candidates and felt that Quinton had the right experience for this tough situation. His past success at Braintree was a nice bonus, but the main goal is to perform well in the Isthmian Premier.
As they transition to the new management, Danny Mills will continue to support the team. The club is grateful for the hard work that Mills and Mark Marshall put in during this changeover.