Non-League Paper

RAMS HOLD BACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 January 2026

PETERSFIELD Town have parted company with young manager Connor Hoare – as he is too ambitious for them!
But the under-fire Rams, currently second in the Wessex League Premier Division, have moved to reassure fans that the club is not at risk of closure. Announcing Hoare’s shock departure, the Hampshire club wrote: “Both parties agreed that Connor’s ambition and ability have progressed at a pace that the club is currently unable to match. We are not in a position to meet his aspirations and do not want to hold him back from what we believe will be an extreme...

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