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Tuvey tunes in as Craig’s No.2

NEW Maidstone United boss Craig Fagan has brought in Rob Tuvey as his assistant at the Gallagher Stadium.
Tuvey brings with him a wealth of coaching experience gained across Leagues One and Two with AFC Wimbledon and, more recently, in the National League with Dorking Wanderers, where he was Marc White’s head of football.
“After speaking with Craig, it was an easy decision,” Tuvey said. “His vision for the team and the culture he wants to create is something I was excited to be part of.”
Fagan added: “He’s someone I’ve known wi...

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