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Women's Head of Performance Departs
Wednesday, 14th Jan 2026 10:00

Town have announced that women’s head of performance Nicola Stolworthy has left the club to pursue an opportunity elsewhere.

Stolworthy has been with the Blues since August 2021, working as strength and conditioning coach alongside the head of performance role.

Earlier in the week, Town appointed Sean Burt to the new position of technical director as part of a shake-up of the women’s staff which has also seen manager Joe Sheehan replaced by David Wright on an interim basis.

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armchaircritic59 added 18:32 - Jan 14 Bit of a shake up going on in the womens department, but rather like the mens team, no news yet of the incomings that are really needed.
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Monkey_Blue added 20:41 - Jan 14 Any signings we make need to be the best player in the squad. We lack a couple of players who are a level above.
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Hugoagogo_Reborn added 22:46 - Jan 14 Whilst it is always hard when shake ups happen, I hope this signals an investment into improving the infrastructure in the Women's team going forward. The trajectory has been very steep, and it will probably mean a bit of a reshuffle as a result. That having been said, all the best of luck Nicola, in your new venture.
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