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Dyer: We are all to blame

Caretaker boss Ian Dyer says everyone at Woking needs to take their share of the blame for Darren Sarll’s sacking.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2023

Caretaker boss hits out after Cards axe Sarll
By Neil Harvey

CARETAKER boss Ian Dyer says everyone at Woking needs to take their share of the blame for Darren Sarll’s sacking.
The Cards relieved the former Stevenage and Yeovil Town boss of his duties at the start of the week following last weekend’s National League defeat to Oxford City.
It left the Surrey outfit 14th in the table on the back of an FA Cup first round proper upset at the hands of Step 4 Ramsgate.
Sarll took Woking to a fourth-place finish last term, his first full season, to make the Step 1 play-offs for the first time in...

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