Former boxer Mike Tyson once said that ‘everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth’, and that’s how Maidenhead RFC head coach David Mobbs-Smith must feel right now as he tries to help the team adjust to life in the London & South East Premier Division.
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Wrexham owners and Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are in Maidenhead tonight to watch their team play the Magpies at York Road.
Sam Barratt’s last-minute header earned Maidenhead United their first victory in nine National League games, the Magpies winning 3-2 against Woking in front of the BT Sport cameras on Saturday evening.
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