Ryan Maxwell leaves Sittingbourne after guiding the club to the Isthmian South East play-offs | The popular boss has an opportunity to work closer to home
Ryan Maxwell has resigned as Sittingbourne manager after 16 months in charge.
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Ryan Maxwell has resigned as Sittingbourne manager after 16 months in charge.
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