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Time, it seems, is enough to change history in football given the comments surrounding the two most recent Bulls managers.
New arrival Simon Davey was never Darlington's first choice to be manager according to ranting chairman Raj Singh: "Davey was our number two choice. We wanted Mark Cooper but he’d been promised a job elsewhere which didn’t materialise."
You'd think he'd be happy given he's got what he wanted, at the third time of asking, but he speaks to the Northern Echo like he's opening up a vineyard: “We were convinced we had the right man in Simon Davey but now I’ve got no time for him whatsoever."
Meanwhile, just up the A49, John Trewick insists he wasn't sacked from Edgar Street, telling the BBC: "Sacked is a harsh word. At the time we agreed amicably it was the right move. We've worked together successfully over six years, with two promotions, and we were never going to fall out."
The original club statement didn't see it as amicable: 'In a meeting this morning with Chairman Graham Turner, John Trewick was informed that he was to be relieved of his duties as Hereford United manager. During the meeting John was given the reason why Graham felt it was necessary to resume management control of the playing staff at this time.'
