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Tin Monkey · 04-11-2007, 14:45

Coleman was in a hard place yesterday. As the second half wore on we came more into the game. We actually created 2 very good chances in the last 15 minutes and really should have taken at least one of them. When the team is pressing and looking likely to score, maybe that isn't the best time to make changes.

I'm no Coleman fanboy, but I really don't know who we'd get to replace him. We aren't in a position to employ a big name manager, and how many of them would want to work with the minimal budget we have?
If Coleman was to leave, I think we'd end up with another non-league manager. Is that a step forward?

04-11-2007, 14:45	#20
Tin Monkey Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 4,769 Liked: 160 times Rep Power: 1140	Re: Coleman & Bell Coleman was in a hard place yesterday. As the second half wore on we came more into the game. We actually created 2 very good chances in the last 15 minutes and really should have taken at least one of them. When the team is pressing and looking likely to score, maybe that isn't the best time to make changes. I'm no Coleman fanboy, but I really don't know who we'd get to replace him. We aren't in a position to employ a big name manager, and how many of them would want to work with the minimal budget we have? If Coleman was to leave, I think we'd end up with another non-league manager. Is that a step forward? __________________ T.M.