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Rebel Yellas follow Jamie

Jamie Tompkins has admitted he didn’t want to leave Ascot United but says their “ambitions were no longer aligned”.
Rebel Yellas

By Matthew Nash

SUCCESS: Jamie Tompkins led Ascot to FA Vase glory

JAMIE TOMPKINS has admitted he didn’t want to leave Ascot United but says their “ambitions were no longer aligned”.
Tompkins – who led the Yellas to 2023 FA Vase glory – left the Berkshire club by mutual consent on Wednesday, two weeks after their Isthmian South Central play-off semi-final defeat by Hanworth Villa.
A fourth-placed finish at Step 4 this season will go down as the highest in the club’s 60-year history but Tompkins felt he had taken the job as far as he could given the likelihood of impending financial constr...

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