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CARDS CAN’T RUSH NEXT BOSS CHOICE

MANAGERLESS Woking say they won’t be rushed into appointing a replacement for axed Darren Sarll.
The former Stevenage and Yeovil Town boss guided the Cards to the National League playoffs last season with a fourth-placed finish.
But they have struggled so far this season and were knocked out of the FA Cup first round by Step 4 Ramsgate. That was followed by a heavy defeat to Oxford City and led to Sarll’s exit almost four weeks ago.
Ian Dyer has been in caretaker charge since and while the club say the interview process is underway, they won’t be hasty.
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