Former Town midfielder Tommy Miller has left his role as assistant coach with the Blues’ recent FA Cup opponents Buxton.

Manager Jamie Vermiglio, who brought Miller in following his appointment in the summer, resigned at the weekend and the National League North side’s chairman David Brindley revealed on Twitter that Miller would also be leaving.

“Ahead of tonight's game [at Matlock in the Derbyshire Cup], I would like to provide a brief update for our supporters on our managerial situation,” he said.

“Unfortunately, Tommy Miller is no longer with the football club. We would like to thank Tommy for his contribution and wish him well in the future.

“Captain, Josh Granite, and vice-captain, Sean Newton, will be taking the Buxton FC side tonight.

“Thank you to Josh and Sean for stepping up and please give them, and the lads, your full support.

“Further information will be provided when available over the coming days. Enjoy the game. Up the Bucks.”

The Blues beat Buxton 4-0 at Portman Road in the second-round FA Cup tie 10 days ago, while Miller was also back in Suffolk on Friday to work as a pundit with iFollow Ipswich.

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johnwarksshorts added 18:50 - Dec 6 Goid luck Tommy in your next venture. You were a great servant of our club.
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blueboy1981 added 20:48 - Dec 6 One of our Ex Players, a very good servant at that. Tommy shouldn't have any problem finding another Club with so much still to offer. Good Luck Tommy, with whatever lies ahead.
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OliveR16 added 22:11 - Dec 6 Sobering to see their manager left to concentrate on his primary job - as a headmaster. A reminder of the gap Buxton were trying to bridge compared to Kieran and his large full-time entourage.
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SamWhiteUK added 12:58 - Dec 7 I did think it was unusual when he was commentating on our Friday night game at PR when, presumably, they had a game on the Saturday?
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