Chester City manager Mark Wright says midfielders Tony Dinning and David Mannix have no future at the club.

Wright told BBC Radio Merseyside he is keen to see the players move on in January, following City's 2-0 win at Notts County on Saturday.

"I've told Tony Dinning that he won't play for us any more. He's not fit enough and he can't play the game I want him to play.

"Mannix is not wanted by me as certain things have gone on behind the scenes."

Wright added he will do all he can to help the former Liverpool trainee secure a move during the January transfer window.

"We are going to work to try and get him a club and we have to make decisions about a few others."

Goals from Ryan Lowe and Kevin Roberts gave City all three points in Saturday's 2-0 home win against Notts County.

Wright was delighted with the manner of his first home win since returning to the Deva for a third spell as manager - and especially the fact that his side kept a clean sheet.

"I think the clean sheet is the biggest plus for these boys," said Wright, "because, in recent weeks, they've worked so, so hard in training."

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