Alan Devonshire said Maidenhead United’s game against Hastings United was less about bringing a halt to their substandard run of form, but an opportunity to give the supporters – who have been ‘on the side’s back’ – reassurance and confidence.
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Maidenhead United were able to put last season’s FA Cup catastrophe behind them with a 3-1 victory over Isthmian League South East side Hastings United to move into the tournament’s First Round Proper.
Marcus Richardson felt he was working on ‘borrowed time’ after his tenure at Flackwell Heath came to an end and the club announced they had parted company with the football manager on Wednesday morning.
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