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shakermaker · 15-09-2014, 23:37

Just for a new point of view - you know, instead of the childish bating taking over approximately 90% of posts on this forum these days - could it be that Coleman and Bell are a perfect fit for Stanley; which was exactly their foil at other clubs?

A well respected person in the game put it to me in our play-off season that Coleman could do wonders with our club, but would most likely fail at any other. Our uniqueness, warts and all, was mirrored in him, hence the success. I laughed him off at the time as I saw great things down the line for both John and Jimmy, but am well prepared to now accept that standpoint.

In a related irk, I hope that the board take the input they need when making the decision. Unlike the non-league days, we desperately lack in-the-know football people in our top positions such as Phil Terry and Eric Whalley.

15-09-2014, 23:37	#70
shakermaker God Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Manchester Posts: 6,522 Liked: 367 times Rep Power: 3485	Re: Stanley's next manager? Just for a new point of view - you know, instead of the childish bating taking over approximately 90% of posts on this forum these days - could it be that Coleman and Bell are a perfect fit for Stanley; which was exactly their foil at other clubs? A well respected person in the game put it to me in our play-off season that Coleman could do wonders with our club, but would most likely fail at any other. Our uniqueness, warts and all, was mirrored in him, hence the success. I laughed him off at the time as I saw great things down the line for both John and Jimmy, but am well prepared to now accept that standpoint. In a related irk, I hope that the board take the input they need when making the decision. Unlike the non-league days, we desperately lack in-the-know football people in our top positions such as Phil Terry and Eric Whalley.