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Worcester in Manager Search Once More

Following Tuesday evening's defeat in the Worcestershire Senior Cup to Midland League Division One side Droitwich Spa, Midland League Premier Division club Worcester City announced that manager Graham Deakin and his backroom staff have been relieved of their duties.

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The news comes just a day after it was announced that joint manager, Keenen Meakin-Richards had stepped down from his role due to personal reasons.

Meakin-Richards (pictured) has decided to take time away from the game to concentrate on his personal life.

The former Hednesford Town pair were appointed in September following the resignation of predecessor Tim Harris, but after five games and only two training sessions, they have both left.

The search for a new manager begins once again.

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Worcester in Manager Search Once More

Wednesday 19 October 22 I 12:07:59

Photo by

The news comes just a day after it was announced that joint manager, Keenen Meakin-Richards had stepped down from his role due to personal reasons.

Meakin-Richards (pictured) has decided to take time away from the game to concentrate on his personal life.

The former Hednesford Town pair were appointed in September following the resignation of predecessor Tim Harris, but after five games and only two training sessions, they have both left.

The search for a new manager begins once again.