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shakermaker · 21-01-2008, 18:35

I've been back and forth with this.

After several games with ineffective players selected week in/week out and equally ineffective tactics bolted in position, doubts arose and I joined the Coley out brigade.
However I think Coleman at least deserves to stay in his role until the end of the season. Should he be sacked; there would be no replacement with the ability to keep us in league football. What we essentially need is a Sammy McIlroy and that ain't going to happen. The available league managers out there have less than desirable records and any big name (Shearer has been speculated) starting out would induce an insufferable amount of instability for the club. As Eric said - how many league managers would work without a full time contract?

Coley deserves a little loyalty through his most trying time yet.

21-01-2008, 18:35	#148
shakermaker God Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Manchester Posts: 6,522 Liked: 367 times Rep Power: 3485	Re: Coleman's time is surely up I've been back and forth with this. After several games with ineffective players selected week in/week out and equally ineffective tactics bolted in position, doubts arose and I joined the Coley out brigade. However I think Coleman at least deserves to stay in his role until the end of the season. Should he be sacked; there would be no replacement with the ability to keep us in league football. What we essentially need is a Sammy McIlroy and that ain't going to happen. The available league managers out there have less than desirable records and any big name (Shearer has been speculated) starting out would induce an insufferable amount of instability for the club. As Eric said - how many league managers would work without a full time contract? Coley deserves a little loyalty through his most trying time yet.