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GAZ EXIT IS NOT NUTS, SAYS STONE

ASHFORD United manager Craig Stone said he knew the decision to release legendary club captain Gary Lockyer after 16 years at the club would be unpopular, but insists it was made for footballing reasons.
Fans’ favourite Lockyer, 33, has scored more than 100 goals for the Nuts & Bolts and is also the club’s record appearance holder.
But after crunch talks with Stone on Monday evening, Lockyer’s departure was confirmed, much to the surprise of supporters, who vented their frustration and disbelief on social media.
The decision came after Stone secured a deal t...

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