Michael Monaghan quits Telford
Boss Rob Smith has expressed his frustration at Michael Monaghan's decision to quit AFC Telford.
The midfielder has left the club just five games into the season, citing a lack of game time.
Monaghan only joined the Bucks in the summer, having impressed for Burscough in the Evo-Stik League.
Smith, who has now seen two players depart in the space of five days following Lee Fowler's exit last Friday, is disappointed the 20-year-old did not show a little more patience.
"It is frustrating but so often the way in this day and age," he said. "I like the kid and I do rate him but he has not had much time - his frustration is he wants to play and I do understand that.
"But I would have liked him to be a little more patient.
"Ultimately, he has decided he wants to move on and I can't guarantee him first-team football."
Monaghan, who had made two substitute appearances for the Bucks, announced his departure from the club on Twitter.
He posted a message which read: "I've decided to leave Telford immediately, I need to play football and don't feel I was getting enough game time there."
