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Tim Harris (Manager)
Was appointed Manager on 10th January 2006 and guided the team away from relegation and onto a creditable 13th place finish. Tim started his career in sports at the age of 16 at Shrewsbury Town FC in the Youth Reserves Team, with subsequent spells at Newport County (a team he later went on to manage) and Gloucester City. Tim's first real taste of sporting success came in 1984 - 85, where he played for Cheltenham Town as goalkeeper and won the prestigious Southern League Premier division and played in the final of the Southern League Cup. Management came in 1987, when Tim was appointed Assistant Manager at Gloucester City, quickly followed by his first sole management appointment at Cinderford Town. In the 5 years that Tim spent there, he enjoyed incredible achievement with a fantastic FA cup run, losing only in the 3rd round, 2nd match replay to Gravesend & Norfleet. Victory would have meant a 4th round tie with Premiership Aston Villa, whilst also winning the Gloucestershire County Cup. He also lead his team to victory in the Hellenic league treble, and took them into the Southern League. This was followed by a spell of over five years managing Newport County, who he guided from the Southern League Midland Division to the Premier, plus another splendid FA Cup Run with a creditable 2-2 draw at Bloomfield Road, the home of Blackpool, in the first round. Tim also had a spell at Forest Green Rovers where he kept the club in the Conference League. During the summer of 2005, Tim joined Merthyr Tydfil as Manager and guided the club to FA Cup success and a top eight position in the Southern Premier League before joining the Tigers.
Was appointed Assistant Manager in June 2006. David was formally coach at Bristol Manor Farm alongside manager Steve Fey, but is better known as an ex-professional striker with Bristol Rovers, Leeds United and Walsall. Has has also played for Rushden & Diamonds, Bath City, Forest Green Rovers, Weston-Super-Mare, Paulton Town and Clevedon Town. He has also gained England Youth U16's honours, was a Division One Championship Winner with Bristol Rovers in 1989/90, Leyland DAF Trophy runner-up also in 1989/90, a Division Two runner-up in 1993/94 whilst with Walsall, as well as a n FA Trophy runner-up with Forest Green Rovers.
Long-serving Physio whose late father performed the job before him! Excellent servant to the club and a true gentleman in the game..jpg)
There's only one Adie Harris! Returned to the club for the 2002/2003 season and was rightly named player of the season. A 40 year old, he still has the pace and fitness of a young man. A superb asset to have at a football club. First signed for the Tigers in the 1987/88 season. He then went on to join Trowbridge Town, but returned for the 1994/95 season when John Murphy was named manager. He then left to join Cinderford town the following season, before his return. Previous clubs also include Dales United, Llandrindod Wells and Aberystwyth Town. Was promoted to Caretaker Assistant Manager in January 2006, following the departure of Keith Knight, and joined the coaching staff in the summer of 2007
