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Following the recent announcement, we can confirm that Jason Matthews will assume the role of interim manager for the first team. Joining him as his assistant will be Josh McQuoid.
Additionally, we are pleased to announce that Georgie Turner will continue her duties as the club’s physiotherapist, while Lloyd Green will remain in his position as Kit Manager.
We extend our best wishes to Jason and Josh as they undertake their interim responsibilities with the club.
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