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shakermaker · 23-04-2008, 21:09

I'd give him at least one more season, probably two.

He has major flaws in a) his inability to see past personal differences with regards to squad selection, and b) his tactical ineptitude. However, he has kept us in the league on a very limited budget.
Granted, only one of the players he's brought in (Kenny Arthur) has been effective this season, but that's not due to a lack of league contacts or whatever. Craney could have been a brilliant signing, but has thus far been a waste of money due to (in my opinion) his attitude but more importantly being played in the wrong position; making him ineffective. Mark King, Mark Roberts and Roscoe D'Sane could have been great new additions if it weren't for the clashes between themselves and the manager.
It's clear that both the trivial tactics and problems with players are things Coley must address if the management are to use their abilities to the full. Anyone that denies these flaws in Coley's attributes are completely deluded.

There's always room for improvement Coley, don't let idiocy and pride ruin your legacy here at ASFC.

23-04-2008, 21:09	#5
shakermaker God Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Manchester Posts: 6,522 Liked: 367 times Rep Power: 3485	Re: coley for another season? I'd give him at least one more season, probably two. He has major flaws in a) his inability to see past personal differences with regards to squad selection, and b) his tactical ineptitude. However, he has kept us in the league on a very limited budget. Granted, only one of the players he's brought in (Kenny Arthur) has been effective this season, but that's not due to a lack of league contacts or whatever. Craney could have been a brilliant signing, but has thus far been a waste of money due to (in my opinion) his attitude but more importantly being played in the wrong position; making him ineffective. Mark King, Mark Roberts and Roscoe D'Sane could have been great new additions if it weren't for the clashes between themselves and the manager. It's clear that both the trivial tactics and problems with players are things Coley must address if the management are to use their abilities to the full. Anyone that denies these flaws in Coley's attributes are completely deluded. There's always room for improvement Coley, don't let idiocy and pride ruin your legacy here at ASFC.