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Tooting Boss Stands Down

Ashley Bosah has stepped down as manager of Tooting & Mitcham United, who finished bottom of the Pitching In Isthmian League South Central Division.

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Bosah has been with the Terrors for five seasons, and will be standing down from his duties as first-team manager but will remain with the club. He told https://www.tmunited.org: “My time working within the first team environment has been one of pride. Thanks to the players, past and present for all their time and efforts. A huge thanks to Steve Adkins for the opportunity, Tony Cox, Jackie Watkins, the board and the volunteers. A huge heartfelt thanks to the Fans who have endured a very tough season. “A special mention to my colleagues past and present from Cornelius Nwadialor, Myles Warren, Andy Hunt and also to the support staff, Dan Yankah, Francesca Tataro and Bobby Aspinall, thank you all. “As I recently got married my family commitments have to take priority at this time and I feel as though this has played a major part in this decision. “I will continue to work at the club as technical director, advancing our football plan, ensuring the development and progression of staff and players, also in my role as a director of T&M Community Sports Club. “I remain very passionate about the future of the club. “The new manager will have my utmost support in their endeavours to get this club back to winning ways”.

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