Well he certainly won't be a part timer now. It's always good to have a back up career just in case, but I believe Stuart is going to have a long full time future as a Head Coach now.

its what football is about is it not? a call to showcase your ability and to earth gems from beneath your level. i sometimes think media groups can be insulting towards coaches and players, because of their previous level.

stuart maynard looks to have a lot of people backing him to be a success and i hope it helps.

I sympathise with Stuart Maynard; he has contributed to performance improvements at times, but the players are hindering progress. The situations against Mansfield and Wrexham could have been worse. Attempting to address inconsistency by changing formations and the starting lineup hasn't proven effective. Our owners should permit squad depth to ensure quality, allowing players to be rested and dropped when out of form. Maynard is facing criticism, but the only fault I see is in dropping Aidan Stone.