Confirmed - Brian Cuthbert Steps Down as Cork Boss
Cuthbert Issues statement
Brian Cuthbert has issued a statement confirming that he will not be seeking reappointment as Cork football boss.
The statement in full reads:
I have decided not to seek reappointment to the position of Cork senior football manager and am stepping down with immediate effect
From being within a few seconds of being crowned Munster Champions to making our All Ireland Championship exit at the hands of Kildare at the week-end has been difficult for me, the players and backroom staff. The short period involved demonstrates the tight margins that exist between success and failure at inter county level.
I would like to thank the players and all the backroom staff for their huge commitment over the past two years. I would also like to thank the Cork County Board for extending every support possible to myself and the team in the course of the League and Championship campaigns.
Brian Cuthbert
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