Woodhouse Excited By Trinity Challenge: 'Too Much For Me To Turn Down'

CURTIS WOODHOUSE believes landing the Gainsborough Trinity job will allow him to keep showing he is taking the right route in management.

- Matt Badcock

The 39-year-old woke up on Monday morning as Tadcaster Albion manager but by lunchtime was in the Trinity hot-seat after the BetVictor Northern Premier League Premier side chose to restructure their management team.

Previous boss Liam King will now become a first-team coach for Woodhouse, who has brought assistant Martin Foster from Taddy, while Ross Hannah will return to a purely playing role.

Former Sheffield United and Birmingham City midfielder Woodhouse has made no secret of his ambition to one day manage in the professional game.

Inspiration

With Blades boss Chris Wilder – who started out as a manager in Non-League with Alfreton, Halifax and Oxford Untied – the perfect role model, Woodhouse believes he is giving himself the best chance by learning his trade.