Sutton leaves Sincil Bank after exactly 1 year


By Nathan Jackson
September 29 2010

Chris Sutton has quit Lincoln City exactly a year after being confirmed as the manager of the football club. Sutton was appointed on September 28th last year and tendered his resignation just minutes after last night's home draw with Burton Albion.

Sutton's 51st and final game in charge of this football club came last night in a frustrating draw (due to the referee) with Burton Albion. It means that Sutton has left Sincil Bank with a record of just 14 victories in 51 games in charge of this football club.

The former Premiership winger took over from Peter Jackson last September, taking over with the club 22nd in League Two. City briefly improved with two back to back wins over Aldershot and Macclesfield, one of only two occasions that we won back to back games under Sutton. Infact, City never got above the relegation battle and only secured Football League status with 2 weeks to go.

He was always a surprise appointment given that he had no coaching or management experience, but even though I don't personally rate him, I wish Chris all the best for the future.

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Sutton leaves Sincil Bank after exactly 1 year
Discussion started by theimps.ka (IP Logged), 29/09/2010 10:55
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29/09/2010 10:55
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StratfordImp
StratfordImp
29/09/2010 11:11
Not sorry, he gave it a shot and I have a lot of respect for him for quitting rather than waiting for any pay off.

Good luck for the future and I hope he does go on and prove to be a good manager but he wasn't for here.

The board have a MAMMOTH decidion now on replacement!!

irishimp
irishimp
29/09/2010 13:30
ok i was one of those shouting for sutton out. He's now gone all the best to him. but lets stop all the slagging and get behind the team. lets hope the broad this time thinks of club and not there pockets when picking the next manager 100% behind the club now and always good luck

elgy
Helgy.
29/09/2010 15:32
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irishimp
ok i was one of those shouting for sutton out. He's now gone all the best to him. but lets stop all the slagging and get behind the team. lets hope the broad this time thinks of club and not there pockets when picking the next manager 100% behind the club now and always good luck

Thats really confusing as they don't get a wage so how would they think of their pocket?

kevin6
kevin6
29/09/2010 20:17
He gave it a go and good on him.

It does worry me that he has gone this early though. He obviously thought that whatever he did it wasn't going to work. Whether that is down to the quality of players he could attract within budget, or simply the fact that he wasn't cut out for it, we may never know.

This leaves us in a dire position.

Has Ian Pearce gone as well.?

Impssupporter.
Impssupporter.
29/09/2010 21:13
Yep both Ian And chris

dazimp120
dazimp120
29/09/2010 22:21
should never have got the job in the first place.....did they buy themselves the job in the first place or not

Red Imp
Red Imp
30/09/2010 18:04
No they didn't.

StratfordImp
StratfordImp
01/10/2010 08:29
Rumour was that they invested £250,000 but that was clearly a rumour with no foundation and looking at his playing budget....this is clearly a load of tosh!!

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Kate Jackson
01/10/2010 09:44
It was always a bullshit rumour, the club would have to declare it and put it on the club's accounts.

Good Luck, Mr Gorsky


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