FORMER Carlisle United midfielder Mick Galloway has joined Mickleover FC as an assistant coach.
The 49-year-old made 35 appearances for the Blues between 2000 and 2003 and has also represented a number of other local clubs such as Gretna, Penrith, and Workington.
Throughout his career, Galloway made over 300 appearances for his various clubs which also include Notts County, Gillingham, Lincoln, and Chesterfield.
Galloway now links up with former teammate Gareth Holmes at Mickleover FC.
Speaking on the club's website, he said: "Working with Gareth again was a no-brainer when he approached me to join him at Mickleover. We go back many years and our work ethics and philosophy are the same
"When I signed Gareth from Ilkeston I knew straight away what type of person and character he was, a winner, and an honest and genuine young man."
Gareth Holmes added: "I’ve known Mick a long time, we played together and I’ve played for him when he managed in the Northern Premier. He’s honest hardworking, passionate, and understands the game
"He has all the qualities that I really value and want our team to have in abundance. He’ll be an integral part, in what is already a very strong management team, with Stuart Beavon and Jonah Jones."
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