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’TOO MUCH FOR ME TO TURN DOWN’

’TOO MUCH

Woodhouse excited by Trinity challenge

By Matt Badcock

NO-BRAINER: Curtis Woodhouse takes charge at Trinity
PICTURE: WhiteRosePhotos

CURTIS WOODHOUSE believes landing the Gainsborough Trinity job will allow him to keep showing he is taking the right route in management.
The 39-year-old woke up on Monday morning as Tadcaster Albion manager but by lunchtime was in the Trinity hot-seat after the Bet- Victor Northern Premier League Premier side chose to restructure their management team.
Previous boss Liam King will now become a first-team coach for Woodhouse, who has brought assistant Marti...

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