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Penney quits Donny
Doncaster Rovers and boss Dave Penney have parted company.
Penney guided Rovers to promotion from the Conference to League One and their highest position in 50 years.
A statement said: "After seven years as player and manager the club and Dave feel a change is necessary. He feels he's taken the club as far as he can."
"We will not stand in the way of his ambition," added Rovers who have appointed Mickey Walker as caretaker for the game against Port Vale.
Penney, 42, spent five years as a bricklayer before becoming a professional footballer at the age of 21.
Derby County gave Penney his professional break, who went on to play for Oxford, Swansea and Cardiff, before hanging up his boots with Doncaster Rovers.
Penney holds the distinction of captaining both Swansea and Cardiff, an unusual feat with the rival Welsh sides.
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