Woking have given Phil Gilchrist total managerial control and say that will remain so as long as results improve.

Gilchrist arrived as Kim Grant's assistant in May, with Grant being sacked after seven games in charge.

Gilchrist told BBC Southern Counties Radio: "The board have given me full support, and say I'm the manager of the club with full reign and power.

"I am not stupid enough to think that if I don't turn results around, they won't look to bring someone else in."

Following Grant's departure on Wednesday, Gilchrist and Andy Cook took temporary charge.

Woking travel to face York on Sunday, aiming to secure their first win of the season.