593
« on: April 03, 2007, 05:42:02 PM »
Someone on this Forum the other week asked about who is currently the longest serving manager at a Conference club.
Anyhow, after some research on this matter, I have compiled the relevant statistics.
By my calculations, GH lies fourth, behind Nigel Clough, Chris Wilder and Phil Robinson.
Would you believe that 11 of the Conference's 24 clubs have changed their manager during the 2006/07 season?
Conference Managers: April 2007
Aldershot: Martin Kuhl (Caretaker Manager - appointed in March 2007 when Terry Brown stepped down)
Altrincham: Graham Heathcote (appointed in October 2002)
Burton Albion: Nigel Clough (appointed in October 1998)
Cambridge United: Jimmy Quinn (appointed in September 2006)
Crawley Town: Ben Judge & David Woozley (replaced John Hollins in October 2006)
Dagenham & Redbridge: John Still (appointed in April 2004)
Exeter City: Paul Tisdale (appointed in June 2006)
Forest Green Rovers: Jim Harvey (appointed in September 2006)
Gravesend & Northfleet: Liam Daish (appointed in February 2005)
Grays Athletic: Justin Edinburgh (appointed in January 2007)
Halifax Town: Chris Wilder (appointed in May 2002)
Kidderminster Harriers: Mark Yates (appointed in January 2006)
Morecambe: Sammy McIlroy (appointed in May 2006; Caretaker since November 2005)
Northwich Victoria: Steve Burr (appointed in the summer of 2004)
Oxford United: Jim Smith (appointed in March 2006)
Rushden & Diamonds: Gary Hill (appointed in February 2007)
St Albans City: Colin Lippiatt (appointed in October 2004)
Stafford Rangers: Phil Robinson (appointed in the summer of 2002)
Southport: Peter Davenport (appointed in January 2007)
Stevenage Borough: Mark Stimson (appointed in May 2006)
Tamworth: Gary Mills (appointed in January 2007)
Weymouth: Jason Tindall (appointed in January 2007)
Woking: Graham Baker (Caretaker Manager since Glenn Cockerill was sacked in March 2007)
York City: Billy McEwan (appointed in February 2005)
