Chesterfield News

Spireites welcome Barrow

Chesterfield manager Gary Caldwell has strengthened his backroom team with the appointment of Graham Barrow as assistant-manager/chief scout.

Barrow, who assisted Caldwell during his time as manager of Wigan Athletic, said: “I’m delighted to be here. I’ve had a good working relationship with Gary and we’ve always kept in touch.

“On matchdays, I’ll be up above in the stand watching the game and provide input. I’ll also help Guy Branston with recruitment.

“The set-up here is great and it’s all geared for success. I’ve got a wide range of experience so I hope to make a valuable contribution.”

Caldwell is pleased to be reunited with his former colleague. “I have 100% trust in Graham and I value his opinions,” he said.

“He has great knowledge at every level of the game. He will be a great help to me in various ways, including preparing for matches and signing players.”

After a playing career which took in lengthy spells at Wigan and Chester City, Barrow managed Chester (twice), Wigan, Rochdale and Bury. He also took charge of Wigan on a caretaker basis on several occasions.

The 63-year-old left Wigan in May, shortly before the appointment of former Spireites boss Paul Cook as manager.


Tara Underhill

Marketing and Partnerships Manager

Email Tara
Chesterfield Football Club, Proact Stadium
Mayor Claire Ward

Mayor engages with local businesses on Overnight Visitor Levy

Following the Government’s announcement in September to give Mayors the option to establish a levy on overnight stays within their regions, the Mayor of the East Midlands, Claire Ward, and EMCCA are engaging proactively with visitor economy businesses to seek their input on the proposal. A decision to implement a levy will require consultation on […]

Read more >