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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/h/hereford_united/8012092.stm

Sad day......been there donkeys years.

Unfortunately for him, he's had a year of donkey's.

He still will be, he owns the club and remains as chairman. So he's not going anywhere, although he does say he hopes this won't be his last managerial position. Which raises the interesting possibility that if he did get offered another manager's job, he might sell up and quit as Hereford chairman. Which would leave them right in the (Bulls)shit.

Oh yeah...i forgot that we can rip the piss from our lofty position! :D

Surely he'd have to sell up if he got a job elsewhere wouldn't he ?

I beleive there are FL rules governing all this due to conflict of interest etc

I think that's right but not sure of the details.  Fair play to him though - they went through some tough times and he stuck with it.  Just think how many manager's we have had in the past 14 years.

I agree. I admire managers like him and Dario Grady who've stuck with little clubs for long periods of time. They earn every ounce of respect that they are given

That was kind of the assumption I made in saying he'd have to sell up and quit, yes, as p2p says there's FA/league regs around this. Imagine if he gets the nod to replace Hiddink and then Chelsea draw Hereford in the Cup :)