ScoutMan Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 Former City striker Tommy Wright aged 28, appointed joint manager at Corby Town F.C. Good luck Tommy!!! More info www.corbytownfc.co.uk/ Below celebrating THAT goal against Forest 2003.
ScoutMan Posted 10 September 2013 Author Posted 10 September 2013 Former City striker Tommy Wright aged 28, appointed joint manager at Corby Town F.C. Good luck Tommy!!! More info www.corbytownfc.co.uk/ Below celebrating THAT goal against Forest 2003.
emmo1987 Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 Apparently my second cousin but never met him. So not gunna say 'hes my second cousin! Omgg' 😉
Bayfox Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 There's only 1 Tommy Wright. Oh wait. I thought it was gonna be tommy mk1. Oh best kit ever as well. Esp the away version.
Strokes Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 I thought it was gonna be tommy mk1. Oh best kit ever as well. Esp the away version. The red kit was awesome, I remember us playing blackburn at ewood in it and rooster bagging a late winner. Happy days
Zingari Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 They should have appointed both Tommy Wrights as joint managers . It would bound to be a first.
nlukka Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 Below celebrating THAT goal against Forest 2003. Speaking of THAT goal, anyone happen to have a video of it? Was looking for it recently on Youtube but couldn't find one. I still remember that game even now.
Voll Blau Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 He used to love 20 nuggets form Harborough McDonalds. Probably still does.
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 Playing as a striker still too hope he does well
Guest MattP Posted 10 September 2013 Posted 10 September 2013 There's only 1 Tommy Wright. Oh wait. One of the players that made me fall in love with the club
MPH Posted 11 September 2013 Posted 11 September 2013 One of the players that made me fall in love with the club him and rooster in that play off semi against Cambridge at home ..
Guest Col city fan Posted 11 September 2013 Posted 11 September 2013 One of my favourite City players ever. I recollect the night he destroyed Cambridge Utd in the play-offs. On his day, he was unplayable.
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 12 September 2013 Posted 12 September 2013 The idea of a joint manager seems weird to me, presenting a number of problems off the field.
Burmesefox Posted 12 September 2013 Posted 12 September 2013 see he's joint manager with Stan Wilson who used to manage Harborough, nice chap is stan.
Loggy88 Posted 12 September 2013 Posted 12 September 2013 Good luck to him, good to see a local lad still in the game. I remember that game pretty well, was a great night. Crucial game in the run for automatic promotion, happy days. Hopefully they are just around the corner again. Premier league here we come! Well maybe.........
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