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Forever Red · 07-12-2007, 13:06

If Coleman was a cat he would surely be on his 9th life by now. OK our great away form may get us some kind of result tomorrow (a draw at best I'd say), and there are some decent players in the side. But Wednesday night and this years home form show that he is devoid of ideas as to how to sort the problem out. Picking mates is an amateurish non-league trait and we can't have that at this level. I've always stuck up for Coleman up to now but I think it's becoming clear that he's reached his peak and is now out of his depth. If the home form continues as it is we will only have die hards coming and as has been said elsewhere, we cannot survive off that. It feels like the club is having a 'better the devil you know' attitude but sometimes you've just got to make some bold decisions.

I'd give Coleman 3 more matches to turn it round.

07-12-2007, 13:06	#1
Forever Red Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 43 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	If Coleman was a cat If Coleman was a cat he would surely be on his 9th life by now. OK our great away form may get us some kind of result tomorrow (a draw at best I'd say), and there are some decent players in the side. But Wednesday night and this years home form show that he is devoid of ideas as to how to sort the problem out. Picking mates is an amateurish non-league trait and we can't have that at this level. I've always stuck up for Coleman up to now but I think it's becoming clear that he's reached his peak and is now out of his depth. If the home form continues as it is we will only have die hards coming and as has been said elsewhere, we cannot survive off that. It feels like the club is having a 'better the devil you know' attitude but sometimes you've just got to make some bold decisions. I'd give Coleman 3 more matches to turn it round.