Post by joefafc on Jun 24, 2009 10:35:56 GMT
Fisher FC are delighted to announce that Gary Lisney has returned to the club as First Team Manager. Lisney will be a familiar name to many of the supporters as former manager Wayne Burnett's number two when Fisher Athletic were competing in the Blue Square South.
Chairman Martin Eede said on the appointment; 'Gary was the standout candidate who is already a popular and a well respected figure around the club. He has the clubs best interests at heart and is excited by the project we have here. He comes in highly recommended by his former peers, he's gained good experience at Conference level and has many contacts in the non league game'.
The Chairman continued; 'The new manager is one of our own and I know Gary will do everything possible to ensure we have a competitive team for the next campaign and beyond.'
Under Wayne Burnett, Fisher gained a reputation for playing some of the best free flowing and attacking football in the non league world - Eede was keen to ensure these fine traditions would be upheld by the new manager, Eede continued; 'Lisney's certainly got the pedigree having worked with Burnett for so long. Hopefully our new side will be good to watch next year and our supporters should have much to enjoy. It's the least they deserve after suffering so much upheaval over the past year or so.'
Chairman Martin Eede said on the appointment; 'Gary was the standout candidate who is already a popular and a well respected figure around the club. He has the clubs best interests at heart and is excited by the project we have here. He comes in highly recommended by his former peers, he's gained good experience at Conference level and has many contacts in the non league game'.
The Chairman continued; 'The new manager is one of our own and I know Gary will do everything possible to ensure we have a competitive team for the next campaign and beyond.'
Under Wayne Burnett, Fisher gained a reputation for playing some of the best free flowing and attacking football in the non league world - Eede was keen to ensure these fine traditions would be upheld by the new manager, Eede continued; 'Lisney's certainly got the pedigree having worked with Burnett for so long. Hopefully our new side will be good to watch next year and our supporters should have much to enjoy. It's the least they deserve after suffering so much upheaval over the past year or so.'
