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Morgan bows out – after one game!

Sam Morgan insists “it was the right time to move on” after leaving Sutton Common Rovers – just one game into the new season.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2024

By Matthew Nash

SAM MORGAN insists “it was the right time to move on” after leaving Sutton Common Rovers – just one game into the new season.
Morgan opted to step down at the Surrey club just hours after the Isthmian South Central side’s FA Cup 3-1 exit at South Park last Saturday.
And while explaining that he was seeking a new challenge, the boss acknowledged the timing of his resignation was exceptional having prepared the team throughout the summer.
“I just want to go and test myself a bit more,” Morgan told The NLP.
“The time was right for me to go. I thank the club for everything. I w...

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