Shrewsbury which may be why Turner is cautious.

"I think one or two clubs that are perhaps on the fringe of financial difficulties see me going in there and doing a bit of fire-fighting and pulling around the finances," said Turner.

"I'm not sure if I want to go through all that again."

Friday, May 21, 2010

Gillingham have reappointed Andy Hessenthaler as manager of the club nearly six years after his first stint ended.

He led the club to two mid-table Championship finishes during his first spell, departing as fortunes faded. The 44 year old played over 300 games for the club across nearly ten years, and remains their oldest player having been deployed a few weeks after his 40th birthday.

He will be joined at the club by Mark Robson as hisassistant. He was first team coach under previous boss Mark Stimson, but was sacked last week as part of the clearout.

In other managerial news Chester have named their first boss. Neil Young, who just took Colwyn Bay to promotion from the Unibond League Division 1, has joined the club. He will be assisted by Gary Jones, the Chester-born ex-Nottm Forest and Tranmere striker.

In his interview with BBC Hereford and Worcester this morning Graham Turner was fairly tight-lipped about where he might go after he leaves Edgar Street.

"First a holiday that will set me up, then we'll take stock of the situation where I go, what I'll do," said Turner

"I've had several phone-calls, being an experienced manager for quite some time. I think one or two clubs that are