Colin Calderwood will not walk out on Hibs

06 July 2011 09:01
Hibernian manager Colin Calderwood insists any decision over his future lies solely in the hands of club chairman Rod Petrie.[LNB] Calderwood has been linked with npower Championship sides Nottingham Forest and Birmingham, who are keen to have the Scot on their coaching staff for the new season.[LNB] Waiting game: Hibernian manager Colin Calderwood[LNB] Although the 46-year-old would be open to discussions with either club, he is aware he is still under contract with Hibs and they will have the final say.[LNB] 'The situation is, as far as I am aware, there have been a couple of approaches but they haven't been to the satisfaction of the chairman,' said Calderwood, whose Hibs side lost 2-1 to Livingston in a pre-season friendly on Tuesday night.[LNB] 'I think there is a level at which it might be different. But at the minute, it's not.'[LNB] He added on Sky Sports News: 'There's a contract there that you definitely want to honour, unless something changes and everyone comes to an agreement.[LNB] 'There's got to come a point. At that point, I must admit, there would be some interest. But it all depends on a couple of yeses from the chairman.'[LNB] Petrie said Forest manager Steve McClaren was in 'dangerous territory' after making his interest in Calderwood public.[LNB] Calderwood admits the possibility of working with Hughton again is temptingCalderwood set for crunch talks after Birmingham ask for permission to speak to Hibs boss[LNB] [LNB]

Source: Daily_Mail