The Scot said he would quit as York manager if they did not earn a ‘positive result’ at Braintree Town. On Monday morning McNamara stepped down
As Jackie McNamara spoke to journalists after York City’s 1-1 draw at Braintree Town on Saturday the visitors’ chairman, Jason McGill, could be seen leaning on a wall behind the Scot and staring at his phone. Watching on, the thought crossed the mind that he may well have been inspecting applications for the manager’s job just as the incumbent was suggesting he may yet stay in the post.
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