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It’s a mess, but Cards need unity

SUPPORT: Woking interim manager Craig Ross

WHAT a mess at my club Woking!
First Jermain Defoe’s unceremonious summer departure, now a wretched start to the new National League season which has left concerned supporters already fearing the worst.
While I’m not in that camp yet, I think serious questions need answering from the top.
In the meantime, though it’s vital the fanbase unite in their support for caretaker bosses Craig Ross and Jake Hyde.
ADAM CLARK Woking, Surrey

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