Stirling Albion: Kevin Rutkiewicz resigns as manager citing 'difference in opinion'
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Kevin Rutkiewicz spent three years as Stirling manager
Kevin Rutkiewicz has resigned as manager of Scottish League 2 side Stirling Albion, citing a difference of opinion with chairman Stuart Brown.
Stirling sit fourth in the table but have gone six league games without a win, losing four in a row.
The club say they are "surprised" at the 41-year-old's decision.
"There is quite clearly a difference in opinion how this season has gone with a mutual understanding the last few weeks below par," Rutkiewicz said.
Stirling said they published the unedited statement on their website at the departing manager's request as a mark of their regard for his "commitment, hard work, energy and enthusiasm" during his three-year term.
Rutkiewicz leaves five days after a 1-0 defeat away to bottom side Cowdenbeath and says he is seeking a "fresh challenge" in football as soon as possible.
Experienced defender James Creaney taking charge of Saturday's league game away to Forfar Athletic.