York City Parts Company with Manager Hinshelwood After Unbeaten Start

York City have parted ways with manager Adam Hinshelwood after 18 months in charge, despite an unbeaten start to the current National League season with three draws and one win. Hinshelwood, 41, joined the club in February 2024 and was credited with guiding York to safety in his first season and then leading them to a second-place finish last season, amassing 96 points before losing to Oldham Athletic in the play-off semi-finals. Alongside Hinshelwood, first-team coach Cam Morrison has also departed, with assistant manager Gary Elphick stepping in as temporary manager while the club seeks a permanent replacement. The club's co-chairs, Matt and Julie-Anne Uggla, publicly thanked Hinshelwood for his contributions and wished him well for the future. Hinshelwood's tenure included notable squad additions and a turnaround from a relegation battle to play-off contenders, but recent performances and results led to this managerial change as York looks to start a new chapter. The club has expressed intent to quickly appoint a new manager to build on the progress made under Hinshelwood.