Darryl Harrison and Liam Tack head out as Bracknell Town RIVEolution begins

Darryl Harrison. Photo: Neil Graham.

The RIVEolution has begun. Jordan Ive has begun the process of rebuilding his Bracknell Town squad with the release of a number of first team regulars.

The headline names who will leave this summer include Teddy Howe (18 appearances), Elliot Legg (12 appearances), Joel Rollinson (21 appearances) and Liam Tack (22 appearances).

Darryl Harrison (29 appearances) has also left, having mutually agreed to depart the club at the end of the season.

Liam Tack will be best remembered for a late winner at Swindon Supermarine in what was a forgettable season for the club while Joel Rollinson scored seven times for the club during his stay.

A full list of players who will not be retained for the 2025/26 season are: Maurice Black, Jack Brewer, Jonny Efedje, Coleridge Fubler Jr, Maxwell Hemmings, Darryl Harrison, Teddy Howe, Richard Jones Jr, Teddy Lawrence, Elliott Legg, Elliott Miles, Brighton Morrison, Joel Rollinson, Hugh Scott and Liam Tack.

In addition to these departures loan players Hayden Vaughan (Aldershot Town) and Jack Matton (Wycombe Wanderers) will return to their parent clubs.

Physio Dan Harris has also revealed that he will be leaving the club this summer.

The Robins have however confirmed the retentions of Seb Bowerman, Jordan Esprit, Michael Eacott, Max Herbert and Gabe George.

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