John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

Here is the Morecambe legend giving his views on all sorts of issues :-

Shrimpsvoices ? View topic - John Coleman Interview

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

Can understand him being a Morecambe Legend, seeing that Morecambe could never beat a Stanley side managed by him.:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

'MISSING IT' - 'BADLY'
'DESEPRATE TO GET BACK INTO IT'
'CLIMBING THE WALLS'

Come on Peter Marsden, save our season!

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

I think everybody knows your man love for JC, but you are getting f-in tiresome now

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

All but a few silly young MFC fans who don't remember hard times in the NPL want Accrington to survive but I think we may have our first win over you since Twiss got 2 goals in September 2005 when we play you this month.

On the subject of legends , "Podge" has made some great strides to become a legend.

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

fair enough.
But it answers some of the regular moaners on another thread who said Coley may not want to come back when most people knew he would jump at the chance.

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Because no other bloody idiot will give him a league managers job!!!

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has he been offered one?
has he applied for one?
have you asked every league chairman?

please, state facts.
Or can we expect more of your random rants based on nothing but prejudice?

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

I'm going for a round of golf and some peace and quiet... DAV007 gives me a headache ... StillI probably give him one!!!

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

Yeh he applied fer the stanley job FACT. ask yerself why somebody yeh say is so wonderful,did NOT get it? Could it be the fact that all the good he did, which was much could not be overlooked, in other words yeh can't paper a turd.:rolleyes:

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

As cashman said he applied for the Stanley job and it's no secret he was interested in the vacancy at Carlisle.

News & Star | Carlisle United | Latest | Ex-Newcastle boss Roeder linked with Carlisle Utd manager's job
Among the other names thought to be keen are former Kilmarnock boss Kenny Shiels and ex-Rochdale and Accrington chief John Coleman.

Former Accrington boss John Coleman keen on Carlisle manager's job | Football News | Sky Sports

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

Nice to hear from you again, Morecambe Red. Can always rely on you to post on here with what I always imagine is a smug grin on your face. Still, I have to congratulate the Shrimps on a great win yesterday, which just shows what's possible when you sign good mid fielders in the close season. Oh dear, there I go again, obsessing about our midfield. Better jump off my hobby horse before I drive everyone on here mad.
You will never have a better chance of nailing your hoodoo later this month, but I wouldn't bet on it if I were you!

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

I can assure you its not a smug grin and I want Accrington to finish above the dotted line. I'd much prefer one or preferably two of the "big" clubs to go down rather than a club I see as similar to the Shrimps.

Re: John Coleman at The Globe - interview
 

Good on yer, congrats on a great win yesterday.;)

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Because the Board made a mistake and appointed the wrong man?

A JC team wouldn't have such a low goal effort ratio as the current team, that's pretty much a certainty. It's impressive to talk about the newly instilled 'professionalism', but for a tinpot outfit like Stanley, professionalism and fair play are the last thing required for survival. We really need someone who knows all the 'tricks'. Someone who can duck and dive. Someone who you'd hate if you were an opposition fan, but secretly envy and wish they were working for your club. There's only one man for this job, and Davo is quite right.

I don't feel any disrespect for the current manager. He seems a decent and honest human being, who's not ready for a unique situation like that at Accrington. Nobody can blame him for that. The real mistake, in my opinion, was made at the end of last season by people who are not blameless.