Manager moves from women's team to the men's team at non-league club
The new Telford Town boss spent three years with their women’s team.
Telford Town have appointed former women’s manager Elys Brooks-Davies as their new boss for the men’s team.
Brooks-Davies comes on board after it was announced that his predecessor Mike Dunn had resigned from his post with immediate effect on Thursday last week.
His arrival comes off the back of a successful spell with the women’s team, where he also served as their first ever head of football.
He secured promotion via the Shropshire Women’s League titlein 2025, while also finishing runners-up in the Shropshire League Cup.
Brooks-Davies will be joined by Matt Price as assistant manager, Adam Wilson as first team coach and Andy Morris as goalkeeping coach.
The new boss had a recent spell as interim manager earlier in the season, recording one win and two draws.
A club statement read: “The appointments bring together individuals who know Telford Town, understanding what the club means to its supporters and share a genuine determination to help it move forward.”
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