Micky Woodward

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Michael "Micky Mouse" Woodward is a former chairman and twice former manager of Grays Athletic Football Club. He appointed himself as manager in the 2006-07 season, before installing Andy King after two games.

Woodward appointed himself manager for the second time after Justin Edinburgh left the club by mutual consent on 20 February 2008.^[1] He stepped down as chairman and manager on 13 September 2008, but later partially retracted his statement and only resigned as manager.

He then confirmed that he would step down as chairman of Grays Athletic on 8 June 2009.^[2]

References

↑ Mike Woodward To Manage Grays Athletic, graysathletic.co.uk
↑ Hammonds, Stuart (2009-03-18). "Woodward To Quit Grays". The Non-League Paper. Retrieved 2009-03-23.

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Grays Athletic F.C. – managers

Cable (1950–51)
Evans (1965–66)
Baker (196?–1969)
Harris (1969–19??)
F. Saxton and J. Saxton (19??–2000)
Calder (200?–200?)
Edwards (2000–02)
Stimson (2002–06)
Gray (2006)
Woodward (2006)
King (2006–07)
Edinburgh (2007–08)
Woodward (2008)
O'Shea (2008)
Burnett (2008–09)
Phillips (2009)
Edwards (2009)
Phillips (2009)
Shreeves (2009)
Dicks (2009–11)
Hayrettin (2011–13)
Kirby (2013–)

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