Town Women's manager David Wright actually gets an even more positive vote than his men's counterpart with 97.4 per cent of respondents viewing his performance as either very good or good.
Wright came in having been coaching the men's U18s in January as women's interim-manager for long-serving coach Joe Sheehan, who did a superb job in getting the Blues into WSL2 for the first time, but with the first half of the campaign having been tough. Town were bottom of the table having picked up only five points in their first 11 games.
With Wright having taken charge, the Blues made a raft of January additions and bagged an impressive 18 points in the final 11 matches to finish ninth, nine points clear of the single relegation spot.
The former full-back was deservedly given the job on a permanent basis and Town will be looking upwards and not merely content to avoid relegation in 2026/27.
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