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Steve Richards is a former Scottish professional footballer.
In August 1998 he succeeded Ernie Moss as manager of Gainsborough Trinity. He, along with his assistant Paul Olsson, resigned from the post on 7 October 1999 following the fall out from Trinity's FA Cup Third Qualifying Round Replay 2?1 defeat at home to Droylsden two days previously which saw Trinity players Mick Norbury and Neil Lacey sent-off: Lacey for a late tackle which caused the Droyslden bench to invade the pitch and Norbury after the final whistle.
In October 2000 he was appointed manager at Frickley Athletic with the club struggling at the foot of the Northern Premier League Premier Division with just six points from 14 league games. He subsequently guided the club to the First Round proper of the FA Cup as well as ensuring the club avoided relegation with a last day victory at Lancaster City giving the club 45 points from 44 matches.
In September 2001, following a run of eight games without a win, he resigned his post at Frickley Athletic, but wasted no time in finding a new club as he succeeded Peter Daniel as manager of Goole.
Born
October 24th, 1961 in Dundee (Age 62)
Teams
Ossett Town F.C. (2003-2005) | Goole (2001) | Frickley Athletic F.C. (2000-2001) | Gainsborough Trinity F.C. (1998-1999) | F.C. Halifax Town (1991-1992) | Scarborough F.C. (1987-1991) | Cambridge United F.C. (1986-1987) | Lincoln City F.C. (1985-1986) | York City F.C. (1984-1985) | Gainsborough Trinity F.C. (1984) | Goole Town (1984) | Grantham Town F.C. (1983) | Hull City A.F.C. (1979-1983) | Guiseley (1979-1983) | Guiseley | Doncaster Rovers | Hall Road Rangers F.C. |
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