AFC Telford United’s football operations manager Luke Shelley has left the club to join Wolves.
Shelley, who is from Telford, has spent 12 years in various roles at the New Bucks Head and admits although leaving for a role at boyhood club Wolves, he departs with a heavy heart.
The club are on the hunt for a replacement to oversee all football operations. Shelley, a popular figure throughout his tenure, is working an extended notice period for a smooth transition.Shelley said: “It’s been an honour to work in various roles for my hometown club and to have worked with so many amazing people over the years.
“Although I am very excited by the new challenge, I am very sad to be leaving the club which has been my life for such a long time. I will look forward to standing on the terraces and supporting AFC Telford United in getting this club back where it belongs!” Shelley was appointed as head of football operations in 2018. He was previously head of youth and held several other responsibilities in his earlier years at the club, including part-time as kit manager.
AFC Telford’s board of directors placed on record their thanks for the “huge contribution” Shelley made in more than a decade at the club.
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