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I kept believing in the process, says Maynard

By Chris Dunlavy

News Team Group Manager of the Year Stuart Maynard - York City
STUART Maynard was at Wembley last weekend to watch his former club Wealdstone lose on penalties to Southend in the FA Trophy final.
“I was gutted they didn’t get the win,” says the York boss, who spent three years at Grosvenor Vale before leaving to take charge at Notts County in 2024.
“One, because they deserved it. After the first eight or nine minutes, I thought they were the better team. I also think winning the Trophy would have raised the club’s profile and help...

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