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Chelmsford City 2-0 Aldershot Town: Molesley axed as Clarets cruise

Aldershot Town sacked manager Mark Molesley and his assistant Tom Prodomo last night after this FA Cup humbling by National League South Chelmsford City.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 October 2022

Chelmsford City

By Ben Parks

CHELMSFORD C 2
Ruff 26, Ochieng 63

ALDERSHOT T 0
ALDERSHOT Town sacked manager Mark Molesley and his assistant Tom Prodomo last night after this FA Cup humbling by National League South Chelmsford City.
Goals in each half from Charlie Ruff and Harry Ochieng sealed a comfortable victory for the Clarets against a lacklustre Shots side bereft of form and confidence.
The National League strugglers confirmed Molesley’s departure at around 8.30pm last night with former boss Terry Brown taking temporary charge.
The Shots, initially, came out with their tails up but on-loan keeper L...

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