Andy Monkhouse and Pontefract Collieries have parted company by mutual consent.
The decision ends Monkhouse’s first role in management after seven months in charge. The Rotherham United midfielder had been the successor to Craig Parry.
Because of the disrupted campaign, Monkhouse was able to only take of seven NPL Division One North West league games. His only league win was in the final match – the victory at Pickering Town.
Pontefract’s statement said: “The directors and Andy Monkhouse have decided to part ways by mutual consent.
“We would like to thank Andy and his management team for all hard work during this difficult time for the whole country.
“We wish Andy all the best for the future.
“This is a very difficult time for all football clubs, but we look forward to better days in the future when we can all get back to supporting the club. In the meantime we hope everyone stays safe and well, we can’t wait to see you all back enjoying football at the Colls.”