Tommy Wright has called time on his second spell as Corby Town boss before getting the chance to lead them to promotion again.
The former Nuneaton Borough, Darlington and Stratford Town manager, pictured, resigned on Saturday after returning to Steel Park for his second spell as manager in May.
The Steelmen wished him well in a statement on Saturday after he cited work and family commitments for his decision to forgo a two year deal with an option for a third before the new Southern League Division One Central season kicks off.
Appointed for the first time in September 2013 as joint-manager alongside Andrew Wilson, Wright took sole charge later that season before masterminding promotion to National League North in 2014/15 as Southern League Premier Division champions.
BREAKING NEWS:
Tommy Wright has resigned as manager of Corby Town Football Club due to work and family commitments.
Everyone at the club would like to wish Tommy all the best for the future!
— Corby Town FC (@corbytownfc) July 18, 2020
Wright left the Steelmen 12 games into the following season before their relegation back to Step 3 at the end of the campaign. Since then he has managed at Nuneaton Borough, Darlington and Stratford Town.
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