Deadline for Maidenhead United Women’s manager job approaches

The Magpies are looking for a replacement for the outgoing Ryan Taylor
Womens National League Division One South West match between Maidenhead United and Poole Town at York Road, Maidenhead on the 05 September 2021 Picture by Darren Woolley (07590188758)

FA Women’s National League side Maidenhead United Women are taking applications for their vacant managers post with the deadline this week.

Outgoing boss Ryan Taylor led the Magpies to a record-breaking season with a highest-ever finish in the FA Women’s National League Division One South West.

As well as that highest finish, the other records the team achieved include the most clean sheets in a FAWNL league season (7), the best-ever tally of away victories in the fourth tier of women’s football (4), the fewest FAWNL defeats suffered in a season (8 – previous lowest 10), joint best-ever FAWNL points tally (24), most frugal FAWNL defensive season (32 conceded – previous best 37).

A statement on the club website said: “Maidenhead United Women are inviting applications for managerial and backroom vacancies as we play towards season 2022/23 in the fourth-tier FA Women’s National League Division 1 South West.

“Closing date for application is Wednesday 25th May and you can apply by sending your CV and any other supporting information to mulfc_fixtures@hotmail.com

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