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our captain yesterday is PAST IT should NOT be in the team everyone knows why he is though.:rolleyes:i dont mind getting beat but not without trying, which is what i saw yesterday.
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Screaming out for someone like Harry Pell.
You can't sell the best players and expect Coleman to work miracles every season in the transfer market. |
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Spot on about Harry Pell. Not the most skilled, but plenty of passion and gave 110% every game. |
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The one where whatever he attempts to do tactically fails to produce results .?. The one where the players brought into the club are somehow just wrong for the team ?. The one where other Managers know exactly what to do to overcome his efforts with ease ?... I just don't know. But his demeanour yesterday seemed to suggest to my ageing eyes and mind that this wasn't the fired-up and ultra competitive John Coleman we have seen over the years. Of course my interpretation of the whole scenario is, and I hope it is !, totally awry. |
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When both our clubs face teams where home gates for the opposition can bring in £1/2 million gate money per home game. is it any wonder that both of our teams are punching well above their weight especially when certain clubs are paying circa £1million for one player...with wages of over £7500 per week per player.
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some managers get to the end of the road, in other words took them as far as they can. is ours one ? i honestly wonder.
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In the past, I have criticised our manager & his tactics on many occasions.
However, before piling in to lay the blame for our current predicament solely at his door, I'm going to jump to his defence. Consider the following words; "I don't like waiting for the last day but I was kept waiting on quite a few players which didn't materialise. I got let down for a couple of permanents on Monday and got let down on another permanent on Tuesday and four loans" In a couple of sentences, John Coleman sums up Stanley's predicament. Three permanent signings & four possible loans - all declined. Why? For some yes, money would be a deciding factor. But I'm certain that for most, it would be based purely on selfish ambition. After all, it takes either guts or desperation to join the crew of a sinking ship. We are faced with the perfect storm, a combination of crippling injuries & the loss of key players. Now is the time for unity not division. And if the storm sinks us, let's all go down together with dignity. In the words of Delia Smith 'We need a 12th man. Where are you? Let’s be having you' |
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We know what wages Kaydon and Janoi were promised prior to the new owners coming. What Josh Windass has been promised should Sheff Weds get promoted back to the Champ is frightening. |
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Thank you Mr T |
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But are you implying no one has any respect for John Coleman? Or is it our reputation for having the poorest gates & one of the lowest budgets in the EFL that influence a players/agents decision? When the going gets tough everyone screams for the managers head. Just saying the guy's doing his best under incredibly difficult circumstances. If we win the next 3 games he'll be hailed as a football genius again. That's football. |
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At least we don't have Keith Curle as manager.
See things could be worse. |
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