Ryan Peters has said he feels ‘primed’ and ready to take the club forward after taking over the reins from former boss Alan Devonshire and leading the Magpies to a deserved 2-0 win over Hornchurch in his first match.
It would be no exaggeration to say that Maidenhead United looked like the table topping side in Saturday’s fully deserved 2-0 win over the team currently at the summit, Hornchurch.
Welcome to York Road where Maidenhead United take on Chippenham Town in what is Alan Devonshire's final game as manager after 10 years at York Road. Devonshire will rightly be regarded as the club's greatest ever manager, having led them to promotion from the National League South as champions, and kept them there for eight seasons against the odds. Relegated last season, he wanted to guide the Magpies back to the National League in what was always likely to be his last season as manager, but last week he stood down from the role after suffering a seventh defeat in eight winless matches.
Ryan Peters and Aaron O’Brien have been appointed on an interim basis to take Maidenhead United forward following Alan Devonshire’s resignation on Saturday.
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