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TRIO RUDDERLESS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 December 2021

THREE Southern Counties East clubs are in the hunt for new managers.
The board at Premier Division outfit Canterbury City “reluctantly accepted” a request from Chris Woollcott to step down from his role with immediate effect.
Woollott quit after a run of nine games without a win, including eight consecutive defeats, which left them in the bottom six.
Meanwhile, second bottom Lordswood are also rudderless after Neil Hunter resigned on Thursday after nearly 18 months in charge.
Assistant manager Imran Englefield will take temporary charge.
And Rochester United chairman...

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