Gary Caldwell has officially left his position as the manager of Exeter City. He stepped into the role in October 2022, following Matt Taylor, and made significant contributions to the club’s performance over his tenure.
Achievements During Caldwell’s Tenure
Under Caldwell’s leadership, Exeter City has established itself as a consistent competitor in League One. His strategy contributed to the development of a strong squad, in line with the club’s unique supporter-owned structure.
- Managed Exeter City for 180 matches across all competitions.
- Secured 67 victories during his management.
- Guided the team to the fourth round of the Emirates FA Cup in 2024, the first such achievement since 1981.
- Facilitated memorable performances and notable league results.
Significant Highlights
One of Caldwell’s standout moments was leading Exeter to a penalty shootout against Premier League side Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup. His leadership not only focused on competitive success but also emphasized the promotion of younger players, many of whom have now made valuable contributions to the first team.
Statements and Future Plans
Laurence Overend, interim Club Board Chair, expressed gratitude for Caldwell’s contributions. He stated, “Gary has represented our club with great passion and professionalism.” Overend acknowledged Caldwell’s commitment to both the on-field performance and the community engagement efforts of Exeter City.
As Caldwell departs, Exeter City currently stands mid-table in the EFL Sky Bet League One. The club plans to announce the next manager soon, while Dan Green will serve as interim manager in the upcoming match against Wycombe Wanderers at St James Park, supported by Kevin Nicholson.
