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Wealdstone boss Stuart Maynard: It’s probably the worst time to take a job in football!

Maynard has been in caretaker charge of the Stones since Dean Brennan left on February 2 after falling out with his assistant and chairman Rory Fitzgerald

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 March 2021

Wealdstone boss

By David Richardson

STUART Maynard admits it’s the worst possible time to be a manager – but that didn’t put him off becoming Wealdstone’s permanent boss.
Maynard has been in caretaker charge of the Stones since Dean Brennan left on February 2 after falling out with his assistant and chairman Rory Fitzgerald.
Wealdstone have won two of their seven league matches, losing three, following the shock departure and sit six points above the relegation zone in their first season back in the National League.
During this time, the club has had to furlough some players due to the lack of grant fundin...

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