Tuesday 30 June 2020 18:04, UK
Keith Curle says promotion to League One with Northampton is his "proudest moment as a manager".
The 56-year-old took the Cobblers up via a 4-0 play-off final victory over Exeter at Wembley - in what is his sixth job.
The ex-Mansfield, Chester, Torquay, Notts County and Carlisle boss was Neil Warnock's assistant when QPR were promoted to the Premier League in 2011.
But he said: "This is my proudest moment as a manager. I've had some good moments, winning the Championship as an assistant with Neil is up there.
"But being selfish, as a manager, this is the proudest moment. I knew I needed a promotion and I don't hide away from that.
"I told the chairman that when I first came in and fair play to him and to the club because they've given me a platform to be able to work and it's been very enjoyable."
Curle is a three-time-capped England international, who played a centre-back for 10 clubs, including five years with Manchester City in the Premier League until 1996.
He had previously taken Mansfield to the 2004 League Two play-off final in his first season in charge, where they lost to Huddersfield on penalties.
