On the pitch Yeovil have struggled and sit 18th in the National League table, having not won in their past six league matches, with five of those defeats.
They are also on their third manager in less than three months. Mark Cooper was sacked on 26 August following a poor start to the campaign and his replacement Danny Webb lasted just 10 days before leaving for personal reasons.
Richard Dryden – previously assistant coach under Cooper – has been placed in charge for the rest of the season.
Srinivasan said Webb’s departure so soon after his appointment had “irked” him.
“He left for personal reasons and we wish him well, but did we get irked by it, of course we did,” he said.
“We went through a process to get this person on board which for whatever reason in 10 days that didn’t come true.
“Was I upset, was the team here upset about what happened, absolutely, but we had to find a way to move on.”
