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RUBEN’S NEXT OUT AT SWANS

STRUGGLING Walton & Hersham are searching for their FOURTH manager in just five months after parting company with Ruben Gaspar just seven games into his tenure.
Portuguese-born Gaspar was the surprise choice to replace Kevin James in the Swans’ hot-seat on September 4, but now leaves the Surrey club after a fourth defeat in a row left them seven points adrift of safety in National League South.

of AFC Wimbledon, Notts County, Solihull Moors, York City and Walton’s neighbours Woking. A club statement read: “Walton & Hersham FC can confirm that Ruben Gaspar wil...

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