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Glad the Gate isn’t shut on Saunders

IT’S GOOD to see Jay Saunders isn’t too ‘big time’ to return to management two levels lower than he left – not every manager would do that.
Margate must be very pleased to get someone of his calibre and who knows how to get a club up the leagues.
I always felt he was harshly done by at Maidstone having taken them from Step 4 to the National League – and quickly too. Such is football. I’m sure he will get back to Non-League’s top flight before long. But all credit to him for getting back into it with a Step 3 side. I expect to see them climb th...

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