MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT | RYAN GURTON & BRETT MORAN Buckingham Football Club are delighted to announce the appointment of Ryan Gurton as our new First-Team Manager, with Brett Moran joining him as Assistant Manager. Following the departure of our previous management team after last week’s game, we’re pleased to welcome Ryan and Brett into their new roles as we begin an important new chapter for the club. Ryan is no stranger to Buckingham, having previously been involved as both a coach and assistant. A popular figure around the club, he is well known to players, volunteers and supporters alike. This will be Ryan’s first step into management, and we’re delighted that he’ll be taking on the challenge at the Smith Recycling Stadium. Together, Ryan and Brett will look to work with the playing squad, rebuild and shape the team as we look to move forward. The club will give them its full support, and we hope our supporters will get right behind the management team as they get to work. Everyone at the club wishes Ryan and Brett the very best of luck in their new roles.

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Buckingham Football Club can confirm that manager Scott Reynolds has stepped down from his position as First Team Manager, along with assistant Ryan Gurton and coach Brett Moran also leaving their roles at the club. Scott & Ryan joined the club during the early part of the 2024/25 season and both made an immediate impact, helping to turn around the squad’s fortunes on the pitch and successfully consolidating our position at Step 6. The leadership, commitment, and hard work from both Scott & Ryan have been invaluable during this period. Brett joined the management team at the start of the 2025/2026 season, adding a new dynamic to the management team with a focus on coaching and other duties within the first team squad. We would like to place on record our sincere thanks to Scott, Ryan & Brett for their dedication and professionalism throughout their time at the club. They all leave with our utmost appreciation. Everyone at Buckingham FC wishes Scott, Ryan & Brett all the very best for the future. Reynolds said: ‘On behalf and Ryan, Brett & I, we would like to place on record our thanks and appreciation to the committee, supporters, wider staff, other managers, other coaches, and of course all the players at Buckingham FC. It’s been a roller coaster and a full on couple of years, but we leave the club in a considerably better position than what we first came into. Our best wishes for the future go to all involved at the club now and in the next phases.’

We are looking to hit the ground running for the 2025/2026 season and the first role we want to fill is one of a Sports Therapist for our First Team. Supporting our first team management team and players primarily, we are looking for a qualified sports therapist / trained first aider to assist with match days and Thursday nights training sessions. We see this role to be of interest to a newly qualified candidate, or someone with experience looking to support a growing local football club. The successful candidate must show proof of qualifications and be willing to take any of the courses mandated by the FA. These will be fully expensed by the club. Appropriate match day expenses can be discussed for this role, please contact the club directly to apply or to request more information. Please mail [email protected] buff.ly/rNXm0Bh @nonleagueroles @nonleaguevol