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Johnson: I’ve still got the fire!

Gary Johnson insists his passion for management is undimmed after returning to the dug-out with Step 3 Taunton Town.

By Chris Dunlavy

Gary Johnson insists his passion for management is undimmed after returning to the dug-out with Step 3 Taunton Town.
The 70-year-old has enjoyed a glittering 1,326game managerial career, the vast majority spent in the EFL. He guided Yeovil from the Conference to the Championship across two separate spells, won automatic promotion from League One with Bristol City and in 2008 took the Robins to within 90 minutes of the Premier League.
Now Johnson has sensationally been unveiled as the new manager of Southern League Premier South strugglers Taunton – his first taste of part...

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