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Staveros · 10-03-2007, 21:06

Listen, if Coleman leaves I am 100% sure it will be of his own accord and good luck to him.

The money he has made for this club through unearthing players has been phenomenal. Mainly scousers too might I add!!

The entire club looks out of its depth this year but rather than blame John Coleman for that I take the opposite view....it shows what a miracle he performed getting us here in the first place!!

Every time he puts a side together players get sold from under him, usually for buttons. The sale of Anthony Barry last season for example, it was an absolute joke. I understand the club virtually gave the boy away and his loss could have seriosuly undermined the promotion campaign as he had undoubtedly developed into a key player.

I think everyone needs to be realistic and accept that a club that supposedly can't afford to buy any players, let alone put a roof on a stand, is just not geared up for league football.

If JC hadn't found all the players he had through his contacts imagine where the club would be then?? Nowhere.

Accrington Stanley is very very lucky to have John Coleman IMO and if people start asking questions of him I wouldn't blame him in the slightest for walking away. I have no doubt whatsoever that he would get fixed up at another good club in no time.

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Staveros Full Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 156 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: If Listen, if Coleman leaves I am 100% sure it will be of his own accord and good luck to him. The money he has made for this club through unearthing players has been phenomenal. Mainly scousers too might I add!! The entire club looks out of its depth this year but rather than blame John Coleman for that I take the opposite view....it shows what a miracle he performed getting us here in the first place!! Every time he puts a side together players get sold from under him, usually for buttons. The sale of Anthony Barry last season for example, it was an absolute joke. I understand the club virtually gave the boy away and his loss could have seriosuly undermined the promotion campaign as he had undoubtedly developed into a key player. I think everyone needs to be realistic and accept that a club that supposedly can't afford to buy any players, let alone put a roof on a stand, is just not geared up for league football. If JC hadn't found all the players he had through his contacts imagine where the club would be then?? Nowhere. Accrington Stanley is very very lucky to have John Coleman IMO and if people start asking questions of him I wouldn't blame him in the slightest for walking away. I have no doubt whatsoever that he would get fixed up at another good club in no time.