King's Lynn Stars part company with Lewis Kerr
The 32 year old is leaving Lynn after more than a decade
King's Lynn Stars are parting company with Lewis Kerr as the team look to turn around a disappointing season in the Premiership.
The 32 year old has spent over a decade with Stars and was honoured with a testimonial earlier this year.
Lynn have struggled for form this season and currently sit 5th in the Premiership table.
Speaking to the Stars website, manager Alex Brady said: “We’ve come to a mutual agreement with Lewi, and we’d like to wish him all the very best and thank him for his commitment to the club over many years.
“I’ve got to know him well ever since my first night at Sheffield last year when Rob Lyon was guest team manager, and then once I took over officially we were pretty close and got on really well.
“Lewi knows he hasn’t been scoring the points either he or we would have wanted, so we’ve reached an amicable decision to part company.
“None of us want the season to drift away, and hopefully what we’re going to announce this weekend will make things very interesting for the matches to come.”
Kerr's replacement will be named on Saturday. Nicolai Klindt made the move to the Norfolk team earlier this week.