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SHOCK: Maidstone United have lost boss Jay Saunders
AS A Maidstone United fan, I’m still in total shock at the departure of manager Jay Saunders this week.
After steering the club to three promotions in four years and single-handedly orchestrating their climb back into Football League contention, Jay has quite rightly become something of a hero at the Gallagher Stadium and things won’t be the same without him.
Seven points from six games and eight teams below them in the National League table, it makes you wonder what our realistic expectations are just three years into life ...

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