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The Minstermen sacked Askey, 58, on Wednesday after just over a year in charge of the National League club.
York, who are 12th in the league, are without a win in all competitions since 15 October, but Askey claimed nobody from the board had suggested they were unhappy with the team’s progress.
However, the club released a second statement on Wednesdayexternal-link to say the former Macclesfield boss had told them at the start of this month that he wanted to leave.
The Minstermen were taken over in the summer by the York City Supporters’ Trust, who immediately sold a 51% stake in the club to investor Glen Henderson.
Askey revealed that an interview Henderson had given to BBC Radio York two weeks ago prompted him to tell the board he felt “undermined” but denied he had said he did not want to stay.
Trust chairman Mike Brown, who now sits on the club’s board, said the breakdown in the relationship between Askey and Henderson had left the club with no option but to look for a new manager.