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ossy kid · 03-09-2007, 05:33

Interesting comments, here,s my twopenorth. The boss, Coleman, is responsible for the players, he,s responsible for signings, tactics, formation, moral, discipline and example. If the players are behind him they will run their socks off, if they respect him they will give their all, if they are proud to play for Stanley they will never quit, if they love their job, and why wouldn,t they, they will hate to fail. As an old player I know they can do it if they make up their minds. I think that over the next month we are going to see a much improved squad, if not, I,m afraid all of your fears may come true. I watched Aston Villa play Chelsea today {on T.V.** a perfect example of a team who wouldn,t quit. With that attitude Stanley can be the team we all want them to be so lets keep behind them. I,m traveling 8000 miles to watch next four game so lets hope they give it their best shot.

03-09-2007, 05:33	#57
ossy kid Senior Member+ Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: British Columbia Canada Posts: 2,882 Liked: 361 times Rep Power: 667580	Re: Has Coleman lost the dressing room? Interesting comments, here,s my twopenorth. The boss, Coleman, is responsible for the players, he,s responsible for signings, tactics, formation, moral, discipline and example. If the players are behind him they will run their socks off, if they respect him they will give their all, if they are proud to play for Stanley they will never quit, if they love their job, and why wouldn,t they, they will hate to fail. As an old player I know they can do it if they make up their minds. I think that over the next month we are going to see a much improved squad, if not, I,m afraid all of your fears may come true. I watched Aston Villa play Chelsea today {on T.V.** a perfect example of a team who wouldn,t quit. With that attitude Stanley can be the team we all want them to be so lets keep behind them. I,m traveling 8000 miles to watch next four game so lets hope they give it their best shot.