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Photo: James boyes Simon Wormull was appointed as caretaker manager of Lewes FC in January, following the departure of Steve King. Simon’s previously played for Lewes, and coached them too. Viva met him down the Pan on a bright, chilly day. Is this your first senior management role? A few years ago I was caretaker manager for Crawley for six weeks, which was great experience. I hope to be here for the foreseeable future, and I’ll do everything I can to take our plans forward. Are you juggling your new role with managing the under 18s? No, my commitment now is to the first team. I’m still overseeing the under 18s, but Nick Brown has taken over the management. Are you committed to bringing younger players through? Absolutely. We’ve got some cracking 15 and 16 year olds this year. We’ve excited about our plans for an Academy which we’re hoping will start in September, offering school-leavers the chance to experience what it’s like to be a full-time footballer. It’ll be a great way to bring more players through. Do you consider yourself a player-manager? Yes, I do still think of myself as a player. I’m not planning to put myself on regularly but I can if necessary. When I went on recently [against Canvey Island] I killed myself! I hadn’t really played for six months. It was a hard decision – you have to balance giving people the opportunity against choosing someone with the right experience. And I enjoyed it – it gave me a buzz. What’s it like to manage a club that has 750 www.vivaLewes.CoM FooTbaLL Simon Wormull Once more unto the breach owners? Amazing! I absolutely love the club, the way the community’s grabbed it. I haven’t used the Spend & Save Scheme yet - I live in Crawley, so I’m not here much outside of the football. What do you think of the current success of the ladies team? Fantastic; Jacquie’s done an amazing job. She’s shown everyone the quality of players we can attract. I saw the game where they won 8-1, a bit easy for them. Women’s football is clearly on the up, they deserve to get good crowds. What are your ambitions for the remainder of the season? To win the league, or get promotion.. There are lots of good changes going on. We’re implementing a better training schedule. We’ve been through an unsettling time but I’m confident we’re coming out of it now. What was your greatest ever Lewes FC moment? Obviously, winning the league in 2008. Even though I wasn’t playing – I was out injured. And beating Crawley in the FA Cup (2007). No-one expected us to win, so it was extremely satisfying [laughs]. What would you say to convince non-attending owners to come to games? Oh, it’s the whole aura of the place. We’ve got such fantastic fans, good football, and honest, creative players working very hard. We’re a community club – the more people we get coming along the more we can do. Interview by Beth Miller March Home Fixtures: 10th v Carshalton Athletic, 17th v Lowestoft, 31st v Hendon, all 3pm KO lewesfc.com 85
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