Culverhouse

[GrahamB]

Culverhouse and management team leave Kettering, seems like differences.between him and the Chairman 

[Blueboy]

Culverhouse does seem to be the common denominator.

[Blue_and_Gold]

Culverhouse does seem to be the common denominator.

Or Chairmen.   

[Mallard]

Or crap pitches.

[GrahamB]

The laughter was due to the fact that HE has issues with another chairman, so the problems at Lynn may not have been as one sided as many think. He lost his job, possibly, because he is his own worst enemy.

[Dazzarugby65]

The laughter was due to the fact that HE has issues with another chairman, so the problems at Lynn may not have been as one sided as many think. He lost his job, possibly, because he is his own worst enemy.

Well said Graham, common denominator = Mr Culverhouse.

[Blue_and_Gold]

He lost his job, possibly, because he is his own worst enemy.

Could it not be said that he's not the only one? 

[Mallard]

Call Culverhouse what you will.  Just remember he was his own man when he got the Club back to back Promotions.  How short some people’s memories are.

He has a believe in how he wants a team to play under him.   Is that really such a bad thing.  Must seemed to enjoy it when we were winning play-offs and League titles.

Let’s hope in 12 months time we can sing the praises of Tommy. 

[macfleetwood1]

Corby looking for a manager.

[John H]

I agree with you Mallard, IC was a great manager, in my opinion better than TW. I preferred Ian’s passing game, I also think he had better contacts. We have a lot to be thankful to him for.
Managers come and go, I believe TW referred to being custodians for a while. While Tommy is here we must back him and his judgement. I’ve said on another post that I don’t think he overly impressed, but the new season will determine just how good he is. I think a play off place would be good.

[Birc1959]

Had some great nights & unforgettable moments under him, but.....a complete ass at times  and this constant fallout will hinder him massively in a future job if he wishes to progress up the ladder?

[Mallard]

At Culverhouse’s age I think progress up the ladder is a thing of the past.   We all have our  ‘worts’.   How many other Managers have taken this Club to top level of Non League.   

[Blue_and_Gold]

Had some great nights & unforgettable moments under him, but.....a complete ass at times............................

I think that may come with the territory.   

[gs50]

Lee Glover announced as manager at Kettering.

[Mallard]

Who was he number two too at the Walks ?  Was it Keith Webb?