Mark Wright has admitted he is mulling over his position due to the transfer embargo at Chester.
Chester boss reveals frustration
Mark Wright has admitted he is mulling over his position due to the transfer embargo at Chester.
Wright was appointed Blues manager for a third time in November but it has been a difficult season for the club both on and off the pitch.
Although Stephen Vaughan recently sold the club to property developer Gary Metcalf, Wright is still unable to boost Chester's survival battle with new players due to an embargo for unpaid wages.
"It's getting to me and I think it's totally unjust on the players," said Wright. "A takeover takes place and we still can't do anything.
"It's more than frustrating now and over the weekend I'll speak to my partner, Sue, and a few other people, and find out where I need to be because these boys need to know 'where do we go?'
"We keep building them up and they keep going out there but there's a lot of things at the moment that aren't quite right."
