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Redash · 23-12-2007, 09:12

I agree with many on here, that, John Coleman has taken us as far as he can. I do not agree, however, that he should be replaced. John Coleman has taken us to exactly where we need to be. We need Coleman to stay and keep us here, until the Club can catch up to the team. The ground still needs work and improvements, the backroom staff from chairman to janitor need to learn a professional attitude, we need more people through the gates.

All these things will take time, time we have as long as Coleman is left in charge of the team. Coleman, himself, will learn tactics, media handling and team selections, the players will learn a bit too, improvisation would be great sometimes.

I am not knocking anybody who calls for his head or criticises him for his mistakes, indeed I have done it myself. Hopefully he can take onboard the criticism and learn from it.

23-12-2007, 09:12	#1
Redash God Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Knottingley Posts: 2,134 Liked: 55 times Rep Power: 4544	Perspective I agree with many on here, that, John Coleman has taken us as far as he can. I do not agree, however, that he should be replaced. John Coleman has taken us to exactly where we need to be. We need Coleman to stay and keep us here, until the Club can catch up to the team. The ground still needs work and improvements, the backroom staff from chairman to janitor need to learn a professional attitude, we need more people through the gates. All these things will take time, time we have as long as Coleman is left in charge of the team. Coleman, himself, will learn tactics, media handling and team selections, the players will learn a bit too, improvisation would be great sometimes. I am not knocking anybody who calls for his head or criticises him for his mistakes, indeed I have done it myself. Hopefully he can take onboard the criticism and learn from it.