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WATT’S OFF AMID A CASH DILEMMA

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 November 2021

By Jon Couch

STEVE WATT has stepped down as manager of Hythe Town – to help ease the financial pressures at the Isthmian South East club.
The former Margate boss had led the Cannons to a comfortable mid-table position despite a cash crisis which engulfs the Kent club after promised funds from an anonymous donor failed to materialise.
“Without that funding we have to face the fact that our present playing budget is unsustainable,” the club said in a statement. “The directors are working as hard as possible to address the current financial predicament and to p...

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