[Jeg Red]

I'm not sure that Coleman and Bell are the answer to our current plight. I am sure that Leam isn't. Despite the misgivings I any many others have for his capability at this moment in time, it appears the decision makers at the club either do belief in his ability or are incapable of doing anything to change the situation.

I think he has and is doing his best, and there are times in our our lives when that isn't good enough. He's not going to resign - he's a positive bloke who thinks he can turn things around and has a family to support.

The club lacks true leadership right through all levels. The board made a poor decision in his appointment and seem unwilling to accept a level of responsibility in correcting it. The gate last night was just over 1300 - appalling for a derby game of such importance.

The manager seems unable to inspire, motivate and energise the team and once on the pitch, no one seems brave enough to take responsibility. The managers ideas are not being effectively transmitted to the players. If we were getting results playing ugly football, then that's one thing but our style is not attractive and were not even getting the results, hence the gate numbers reducing.

If we're going to go down, go down with a fight, not what we witnessed last night, which said again to me that Leam is not the man for the job.