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Corby Town boss commits to club
Corby Town have announced that manager Gary Setchell has agreed to remain at the club for the 2023/24 season.
Setchell's assistant, Darren Edey, and the rest of his backroom team will also be staying with the Steelmen for the forthcoming campaign.
The former Wisbech Town, Kings Lynn and Bedford Town boss first arrived at Steel Park in January and took the club to within two points of a play-off spot.
They enjoyed a strong end to the campaign, winning three matches in a row by an aggregate scoreline of 15-0.
"I am delighted to announce I will be staying on as manager for the 23/24 season, with Darren as assistant," he said.
"We picked up 28 points from the last 12 games in 2022/23, setting a good foundation to kick on next season. There will be some comings and goings over the summer, but the groundwork is in place to challenge at the top end of the table.
"It has been a great start to life at Steel Park and the support we have received has been fantastic.
"To average 640 fans over the seven home games I've been here for shows the passion of the town, and hopefully with a good season this year, that average will continue to rise."
Photo credit: Bedford Town
The former Wisbech Town, Kings Lynn and Bedford Town boss first arrived at Steel Park in January and took the club to within two points of a play-off spot.
They enjoyed a strong end to the campaign, winning three matches in a row by an aggregate scoreline of 15-0.
"I am delighted to announce I will be staying on as manager for the 23/24 season, with Darren as assistant," he said.
"We picked up 28 points from the last 12 games in 2022/23, setting a good foundation to kick on next season. There will be some comings and goings over the summer, but the groundwork is in place to challenge at the top end of the table.
"It has been a great start to life at Steel Park and the support we have received has been fantastic.
"To average 640 fans over the seven home games I've been here for shows the passion of the town, and hopefully with a good season this year, that average will continue to rise."
Photo credit: Bedford Town
