Reports have circulated that either manager Glory Days is about to quit Chesterfield or that the Chesterfield board has grown tired of Glory Days’ management and are looking for other options to take over the West Yorkshire club for the remainder of the season.
Recent dour performances and
lack of results have put pressure on the Australian manager, Chesterfield have
only registered one win in the last five which was against bottom club Dagenham
and having three losses against Leicester City, Scunthorpe United and play off
rivals Barnsley with five points from a possible 18. Central to Chesterfield’s lack of success stemmed from the
scoring drought of Italian striker Alberto Paloschi who has 11 goals in 22 games but hasn’t
found the back of the net in his last five games.
After high profile departures
from Northampton Town, Brighton Hove and Albion and Plymouth Argyle, some
sources within the club have suggested that manager Glory Days may be heading
out the door however these reports have been vehemently denied by manager Glory
Days.
“I was astounded when I
heard the reports that I wanted to leave the club. It’s simply not true, I am
here for the long haul including the periods when we are struggling but there
are encouraging signs in our last game”
However what may be a
concern is that the Chesterfield board have yet to make a comment which could
swing either way.
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