Former MFM Head Coach Tony Bolus has ended his relationship with Nigeria National League (NNL) side Vandrezzer Football Club with less than a year in charge, Owosports.com.ng reports.
The 52-year-old was on May 5th appointed Head Coach of the Lions replacing Coach Madaki who had taken temporary charge of the team first nine matches.
Tony helped the team maintain their NNL status after they finished in 6th position with 27th points in the NNL Southern Group B1 standings.
The club however announced the departure of coach Tony Bolus in a statement released on Friday Evening.
“The Management of Vandrezzer FC wishes to thank coach Tony Bonus for his contributions to the successes of the club in the last NNL 2020/2021 football season”, The club statement reads.
“Coach Bolus served the club as the team head coach in the latter part of 2021 season. He led the team through to the end of the season, finishing 6th place on the league table; this ensuring we remained in the league during the most turbulent moments for the club in 2021.
“He went further to engrave his name in the annals of history by leading the team to win the coveted Lagos FA cup 2021; which marks the first ever trophy of Vandrezzer FC who entered the Nigerian football arena just two years earlier.
“As Coach Bolus moves on, we wish him the very best and more successes in his coaching career.
Tony Bolus wrote his name in the Club’s history books after he guided the team to clinch the Lagos State Association Cup Title, becoming the first coach to win a major Trophy for the club.