Clacton winger Barry Roberts may have played his last game for the club.
Roberts refused to take his spot on the bench for Tuesday's Jewson Division One Knockout Cup tie at home to Tiptree.
Clacton's assistant boss Terry Quinn, who took charge for the game, admitted it was likely to be the end for Roberts.
With several players out, Roberts had been expected to make his first start in two months with the Seasiders, but Quinn opted instead to bring in three new players - Spencer Rowe, Simon Johnson and Adam Devaux.
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