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MICK STEPS DOWN

WINDSOR are looking for a new manager following this week’s sudden resignation of Mick Woodham after seven seasons in charge.
Woodham stood down on Tuesday after being unable to oversee their opening two Hellenic Premier games this season, last Saturday’s 5-0 defeat by newcomers Westfields and the midweek 2-0 defeat at Binfield.
He led the club to two Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy wins, the Challenge Cup Final last season and top six places at Step 5 in four of the seasons that he was in charge.
Woodham told officials that he wanted to concentrate on his life away from footbal...

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