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Sittingbourne FC manager Matt Wyatt offered to resign after 3-0 FA Cup defeat against Dorking Wanderers

Matt Wyatt has left Sittingbourne Picture: Roger Vaughan
Matt Wyatt has left Sittingbourne Picture: Roger Vaughan

Sittingbourne’s players have given their backing to manager Matt Wyatt after he offered to resign.

Wyatt described Saturday’s 3-0 FA Cup defeat at home to Dorking Wanderers as one of the worst he had encountered and asked the players if they wanted him to stay.

He said: “On Saturday we lacked composure, passion, desire and quality. It was one of the worst matches I have known in the three years I have been here.

“I have had teams that haven’t always been the best but they’ve been hard to break down, they’ve worked hard and they have passion. I didn’t see that on Saturday.

“After the game, I offered to resign to the players and then I walked out. If they don’t have the passion and desire to play for me then I am willing to resign.

“They said they were all behind me, which is nice.”

The Brickies, who drew 1-1 with Herne Bay in Ryman League Division 1 South on Tuesday, visit Walton Casuals on Saturday.

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