Mick Woodham

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Mick Woodham is the long serving former Windsor FC manager who is currently working as a scout for Slough Town. Woodham took the Royalists on two excellent FA Vase runs and helped rebuild the club following the demise of Windsor & Eton.

Langley

Langley appoint former Windsor boss Mick Woodham

By Tom Canning

Windsor

Mick Woodham ready for new challenge after Windsor FC departure

By Tom Canning

Windsor

Windsor FC takeover moves forward

By Tom Canning

Combined Counties League

Windsor and Wokingham & Emmbrook post crucial Combined Counties League wins

By Tom Canning

Weekend Briefing

Hundreds watch Step 7, Langley on fire and Jed Ward enhances his reputation

By Tom Canning

Windsor

Windsor make statement centre forward signing

By Tom Canning

Windsor

‘We can’t afford to live off past glories’ Mick Woodham relishing Windsor challenge

By Tom Canning

Berkshire

Summer 2022 Berkshire non-league managerial changes

By Tom Canning

Windsor

Windsor announce new manager

By Tom Canning

Isthmian League

Mick Woodham and Staines Town part company

By Tom Canning

Mick Woodham

Mick Woodham returns to management

By Tom Canning

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Mick Woodham is back in football at Slough Town

By Tom Canning

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‘It’s tough getting back in’ – Former Windsor boss Mick Woodham

By Tom Canning

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'I can't wait to get going again' says Mick Woodham

By Tom Canning

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