Stuart Kettlewell has stepped down as manager of Motherwell after two years, citing personal abuse that he stated impacted his family's enjoyment of the game. Despite having a relatively successful record, the team's recent poor performance, including three consecutive losses, became a catalyst for his resignation. Motherwell's board accepted his resignation reluctantly, expressing disappointment over the circumstances. Chief Executive Brian Caldwell remarked on Kettlewell's contributions to the club, including building transfer income and developing talent, while reinforcing that no member of the club should endure abuse due to performance issues.
Kettlewell clarified that the personal abuse he received affected his family, leading them to avoid attending matches. His departure highlights the stigma surrounding manager mental health.
Caldwell acknowledged Kettlewell's significant contribution, stating he generated impressive transfer income and developed young talents, emphasizing the community support for all involved at the club.
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