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KEITH IS STUNNED AS BOLD VCD OPT TO TWIST

KEITH IS

By David Richardson

OUSTED: Keith McMahon

VCD ATHLETIC have made the shock decision to part company with manager Keith McMahon after five years at the helm.
And the outgoing boss admitted he “didn’t see it coming” when taking to twitter to confirm his departure.
The Isthmian League South East club were eighth when the season finished prematurely, nine points adrift of the play-offs with eight games to go. They were also among the most in-form sides in the division.
McMahon was appointed in May 2015, following the departure of Tony Russell to Cray Wanderers, and suffered...

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