Tim Sherwood’s time at Swindon looks set to be all over after claiming he didn’t have a role at the club.
Sherwood was speaking with Chris Kamara on Sky Sports and admitted it is unlikely he will be at Town in League Two next season.
“It wasn’t a job, for me. I helped him out. I wasn’t getting paid to do it,” he said.
“I was in there to try to put some deals together, to try to find some players for him. I managed to do it but unfortunately it wasn’t good enough in the end.
“I went in to try to recruit them some players in January – they were already in a bit of a mess – to see if I could get them out of trouble. I managed to bring in seven players but unfortunately it wasn’t good enough.”
Since arriving at the club as director of football, the team won just seven out of 31 matches with relegation finally confirmed after Saturday’s home defeat at the hands of Scunthorpe.
It’s the second successive season Sherwood has been involved with a club who ended the season relegated after Aston Villa’s drop out of the Premier League last year.
