National League

Woking Boss Lets Go Of Six

Garry Hill has informed six of his 2012/13 Woking squad that they will not be offered new contracts.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 May 2013

GARRY HILL has informed six of his 2012/13 Woking squad that they will not be offered new contracts.

Adam Doyle, Loick Pires, Josh Griffiths, Gavin McCallum, Jack Mazzone, and Elvijs Putnins will all leave Kingfield for pastures new this summer.

McCallum was a regular in the Cards side last term, making over 40 appearances for them, while Doyle and Pires both featured over 20 times for the Surrey outfit.

Putnins played in a handful of first-team fixtures but Mazzone and Griffiths were not involved in any senior games.

A statement announcing their departure on the Woking website said: “The club would like to thank them all for their efforts and wish them every success in their future careers.”

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