Steve Nebbett’s ‘send-off’ after final non-league game

Bracknell Town assistant manager Steve Nebbett. Photo: Neil Graham.
Bracknell Town assistant manager Steve Nebbett. Photo: Neil Graham.

Saturday marked the end of the Uhlsport Hellenic Premier League season for Bracknell Town, and it also marked the last game of assistant manager Steve Nebbett’s career that has seen him terrorise midfielders across the south of England for the Robins and local rivals Binfield.

After the game, which Bracknell won 5-1 against their already relegated opponents Nebbett was given a ‘guard of honour’ off the pitch by his team mates and presented with a signed shirt by Bracknell manager Mark Tallentire.

Our snapper Neil Graham was on hand to grab some photo’s of the event.

A guard of honour for Steve Nebbett. Photo: Neil Graham.
A guard of honour for Steve Nebbett. Photo: Neil Graham.
Captain for the day, Steve Nebbett. Photo: Neil Graham.
Captain for the day, Steve Nebbett. Photo: Neil Graham.
During the post match presentation. Photo: Neil Graham.
During the post match presentation. Photo: Neil Graham.
Mark Tallentire presents a signed shirt to Steve Nebbett. Photo: Neil Graham.
Mark Tallentire presents a signed shirt to Steve Nebbett. Photo: Neil Graham.
Bracknell Town's Steve Nebbett and Mark Tallentire. Photo: Neil Graham.
Bracknell Town’s Steve Nebbett and Mark Tallentire. Photo: Neil Graham.

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