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Egham Town confirm departure of manager Tony Choules

The former Northwood and Uxbridge chief took charge of the Sarnies two years ago.
Egham Town

COMBINED Counties outfit are on the lookout for a new manager following the resignation of experienced boss Tony Choules.

The former and chief took charge of the Sarnies two years ago.

On Friday, Choules tweeted: “I regret to announce that I have resigned from my position of first team manager at Egham Town FC along with my assistant/coach Paul Mills and assistant coach Damian Payne.

“I believe that Egham FC now need leadership that knows this environment to lead them where they belong.”

The club said: “Unfortunately Tony Choules, our fabulous manager, has resigned this morning for personal reasons.

“We are extremely sad that Tony has gone.”

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