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Exile on Spencer St · 23-01-2013, 12:27

Steady, lads, steady.
Obviously relegation from the League will be a very serious blow; but not to the same extent as in 1962.
I too have concerns that Mr. Richardson may struggle to keep the team up, but I backed him when both Messrs Coleman and Cook departed, and am not going to join those who seem to think we should, or could, parachute some miracle-worker manager in.
We've had references to Macclesfield on here but don't forget that, after a 14 game without a win, their manager was sacked and Brian Horton was brought in during March. They still went down. And, Coleman himself failed to keep Rochdale in League 1 having joined them twelve months ago.
Miracle managers are beloved by the media gossips and premier league's foreign owners, but I'm not sure they are the answer to the life and death struggle of a small but proud club.
The odd win would be useful.

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Exile on Spencer St God Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Hogshire Posts: 5,407 Liked: 5541 times Rep Power: 264924	Re: Coley Sacked! Steady, lads, steady. Obviously relegation from the League will be a very serious blow; but not to the same extent as in 1962. I too have concerns that Mr. Richardson may struggle to keep the team up, but I backed him when both Messrs Coleman and Cook departed, and am not going to join those who seem to think we should, or could, parachute some miracle-worker manager in. We've had references to Macclesfield on here but don't forget that, after a 14 game without a win, their manager was sacked and Brian Horton was brought in during March. They still went down. And, Coleman himself failed to keep Rochdale in League 1 having joined them twelve months ago. Miracle managers are beloved by the media gossips and premier league's foreign owners, but I'm not sure they are the answer to the life and death struggle of a small but proud club. The odd win would be useful.