"The former Chesterfield coach moved to Huish Park earlier this month to replace the sacked Mark Cooper. Webb has cited personal and family reasons for stepping down and becoming Yeovil's shortest-reigning permanent manager in their history. Under his brief tenure he oversaw a 1-0 loss at Tamworth on Saturday, leaving the club 17th in the National League. The club have promoted coach Richard Dryden - who was previously in interim charge - to manager for the rest of the season."
"The time and the nature of this decision is met with disappointment from all of us and we have accepted his resignation with regret, but with understanding. "We understand this news is disappointing, especially after the thorough recruitment process which brought Danny to the club. While we respect his need to put his family first, our priority now has to be the team's stability and success."
Danny Webb resigned as Yeovil Town manager after only one match in charge, citing personal and family reasons. Webb had joined from Chesterfield earlier in the month to replace the sacked Mark Cooper. He oversaw a 1-0 defeat at Tamworth, leaving Yeovil 17th in the National League after 10 games. The club promoted coach Richard Dryden, previously interim manager, to lead the team for the rest of the season. Yeovil's board expressed disappointment but understanding, pledged increased budget and resources to keep the squad competitive, and asked supporters for unwavering backing.
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