Shrewsbury fans have been saying their goodbyes to the man one called 'the best chief exec Town have ever had by a distance'.
Caldwell unveiling the Salop safe standing are in 2018 alongside Mike Davis, Roger Groves and Helen Hall
Follow the Town said:"Sorry to see Brian go. He did a cracking job, was a good communicator and built up a good rapport with supporters. Best of luck to him for whatever comes next." And a Shrewsbury Town supporters group posted a lengthy statement online, thanking Caldwell for his supporter in their campaign.
"From the moment we approached Brian with our plans for the south stand, he has been enthusiastic about the project and has entrusted us with a free reign over the displays.
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