Thumbs up for another decade!

Nunn told supporters at The Carlsberg Stadium this week that he has no desire to call time on his tenure any time soon in an interview with the local media to mark his 10 years at the helm.

Nunn, who was guiding his side at Merthyr Town on Saturday, has taken the Waders from the Spartan South Midlands League up to the EVO-STIK League Southern's top flight in ten years since taking over in October 2006.

With the Bedfordshire club's officials reportedly planning a special event to mark his milestone, Nunn told thecomet.net: "I’m 44 which is still young for a manager and while I’m still enjoying it, I’m looking to carry on.

“It’s a hobby and I don’t think about quitting. As long as we are improving on and off the pitch I’ll stay. From where we were we have made massive strides. To be in this league is fantastic and there’s no harm in wanting to stay here.”

The Waders boss, pictured, added: “It’s gone so quick and it may sound like I’m on the X-Factor but I’ve loved every minute, even the games when you’re still learning. If you had said to me I’d still be here after 10 years I’d have laughed. At any level in football this rarely happens.

"But I’m proud of what we have achieved. I’ve had great support from Maurice [Dorrington]. We’re not just chairman and manager; we’re friends as well and get along. At the moment we’re still married.”

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