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Neil’s plan to get the Robins rockin’

Neil Gibson is proud to shed the interim tag and be named permanent Altrincham manager – but says he’s been approaching the role like he was in it for the long haul regardless.

Consistency is now key for new Alty boss
By Matt Badcock

NEIL GIBSON is proud to shed the interim tag and be named permanent Altrincham manager – but says he’s been approaching the role like he was in it for the long haul regardless.
The 46-year-old has been in caretaker charge since the departure of long-serving – and highly successful – boss Phil Parkinson and his trusty assistant Neil Sorvel, while the club went through their recruitment process.
Following a disappointing FA Cup exit at National League South Slough Town, the Robins have rediscovered their mojo with three wins on the sp...

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