Skiverton Hopes to be a Proper Manager

Terry Skiverton
By Alex O'Loughlin
February 25 2011

Yeovil Town manager Terry Skiverton has spoken to BBC Radio Somerset about how he is looking forward to becoming a 'proper' manager this Saturday, as he takes charge of his 100th game with the Glovers. 

Talking to BBC Radio Somerset Skiverton did state how he hopes his physical appearance doesn't deteriorate too much:

"Look at the state of me - when I first came into this job, I was a young whippersnapper - just as long as my nose doesn't start going too red and the bags (under my eyes) start showing too much!" 

Asides from the baggy eyes, the Yeovil manager is looking forward to Saturday's game, where he can then call himself a 'proper' manager:

"It's a massive achievement for me. When I was a young player, they always said that if you can get 100 League games as a footballer then you can class yourself as a footballer. And as long as I don't get the sack between now and Saturday, it will be an achievement to say that I am a 'proper' manager!"