Michael Edward Gash (born 3 September 1986) is an English footballer who is player manager for National League North side Peterborough Sports, where he plays as a striker.

[3] Gash began his career in the youth system of Cambridge City,[4] making his first-team debut on 7 October 2003 when starting and scoring in a 12–0 home win over Waterbeach in the Cambridgeshire Invitation Cup.

City's demotion to the Southern League hastened his departure from the Lilywhites, and he was sold to Ebbsfleet United in August 2008 in a deal worth £20k plus a sell-on fee.

[7] Gash's second crack at the top division of non-league football was more successful, as he scored 11 times across the course of the season, which again saw him attract transfer interest.

[15] The following season, Gash scored only three goals in 17 games between August and November and was loaned out to Nuneaton Town with Harriers needing to reduce their wage bill.

I always thought he was half decent but in training the last couple of weeks he has lost a lot of weight and improved his level of fitness.

[23] In an effort to get his career back on track, he signed for King's Lynn Town of the seventh tier of the English football pyramid in July 2017.

Following a recommendation from his great friend and mentor, Jonny Hansen, Gash took the vacant managerial role at Sports alongside former Manchester United and Panathinaikos goalkeeper Luke Steele.