Non-League Paper

BUDGET CUTS WERE BEHIND Ks BOSS’ EXIT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Jon Couch
CRAIG Edwards admits that an impromptu earlyseason budget cut was behind his shock resignation as manager of Kingstonian this week.
The no-nonsense boss somehow saved the Ks from relegation in the Isthmian Premier division last season and guided them to a healthy top-half position in this campaign before surprisingly walking out after Tuesday night’s 2-0 defeat at Brightlingsea Regent.
But in an open and honest statement to angry supporters this week, the former Billericay Town chief admitted he was “drained of any energy and enthusiasm” to take the club furth...

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