Manager Headbutts Coach in Wild NL South Clash

0:00On April 4th, in a wild National League South Clash, Maidenhead United's manager, Ryan Peters, got sent off for allegedly headbutting sluff towns. Coach Scott Davis, this happened right after a late equalizer in their 2-2 draw on Friday. Davis hit the ground hard, holding his face, sparking a full-on brawl on the touch line. The trouble kicked off when Maidenhead's Jordan Raggett got taken out by a ref challenge and carted off on a stretcher. That was in the 98th minute, after slew clawed back from 2-0 down with a header from Kiki Oshilaja. Players from both sides, black and white versus orange kits, shoved and pushed amid the chaos. Fans caught it all on video, with one calling Davis's fall like a sack of spuds. Stewards had to break it up, and Peters, who's 38 and Interim boss since November, denied the headbutt flat out. He said he just grabbed Davis after the guy pushed one of his strikers. Davis called the whole mess inexcusable, but admitted both sides, felt regret after. Peters slammed the tackle on Raggett as a straight red car job that went unpunished.

1:04Now Maidenhead's 7th, one point from playoffs, while slew sits 16th on a 3-game skid. Both teams bounce back Monday, Maidenhead hosts Hampton and Richmond, slew heads to Cheshire, United. Narnley-Drama keeps delivering.