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Owd Bob · 13-02-2008, 17:28

Anyway, being serious!! You have to admire JC for sticking in there. I half expected him to announce his resignation last night, I suspect many other managers would have done in the same circumstances. But what would that achieve? I doubt if anyone else would work under the same financial constraints.

He is committed to turning things round, and I for one sincerely hope he does.

My only problem is that too many of the squad that started the season have left, although mainly on loan. I believe in stability and a happy group of players, but that is proving difficult at present.

Look at the team that won away at Bradford early in the season, Coley said it was the best ever performance, so why not stick with it?

13-02-2008, 17:28	#5
Owd Bob Full Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Darwen Posts: 100 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 60	Re: Coleman Out Coleman Out Anyway, being serious!! You have to admire JC for sticking in there. I half expected him to announce his resignation last night, I suspect many other managers would have done in the same circumstances. But what would that achieve? I doubt if anyone else would work under the same financial constraints. He is committed to turning things round, and I for one sincerely hope he does. My only problem is that too many of the squad that started the season have left, although mainly on loan. I believe in stability and a happy group of players, but that is proving difficult at present. Look at the team that won away at Bradford early in the season, Coley said it was the best ever performance, so why not stick with it? __________________ *I used to come in your ears!*