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WOKINGHAM & Emmbrook are looking for a new manager after Eliot Whitehouse quit the Combined Counties Premier North outfit in midweek.
A statement from the Sumas said that Whitehouse, who was appointed a year ago having previously been assistant manager at Marlow, resigned due to growing work and personal commitments.
First-team coach Sam Wilson has also left to focus on other coaching roles.
The statement read: “Throughout his time at the Sumas, Eliot has worked extremely hard to improve the way things are done at the club both on and off the pitch and has done so with hi...

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