Surely Coleman must go - Page 5

Oggy · 11-12-2007, 19:20

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Originally Posted by BedsRed

..... if we were going to pay a club employee off at this stage, I suspect Oggy could suggest a more urgent candidate?

What makes you think that?

Haz66 · 11-12-2007, 21:04

I`ll still be there on Saturday to give the lads some support, even though i`ve had to fight hard as the wife wanted to go Xmas shopping, but after all the doom and gloom of the last week i wanted to be there.
Unfortunately though all the work i`ve done at getting none Stanleys fans down to the FES as all now been a waste of time as i can`t persuade any of the people that have been down (most on numorous occasions) to come down, all for reasons that have been brought up in this thread, they dont want to spend money on watching (here`s a few quotes from them) "crappy predictive football" "No i`m not going again for a while cos the last two times i`ve been they were shocking" (Wrexham and Notts County)
I`ve done my level best to get people to go down Stanley, but with coming from Barnoldswick it`s not been easy as most are either Burnley or Leeds fans, but i`ve done ok over the years as i`ve managed to get quite a lot of people to go, the funny thing is that it was easier to get people to go when we were in the Conference ?, the ones that have been since we`ve been in the league didn`t enjoy it as much and said that they would go again when they were back in the conference.
But i`m not going to give up even though i`ll have my work cut out.

Stanleymad · 11-12-2007, 21:46

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Originally Posted by Gayle

Changing your manager can have benefits sometimes - look at the way Burnley are performing now - but on the other hand can be a bigger disaster - look at where Preston are now.

Sometimes sacking the manager is the 'easy' solution but it doesn't always fix the problems.

MMMmmmm i think u just jinxed that lol.....................maybe hold on coley, seems even new managers have problems with home matches

erm i shall tread carefully they'll be disappointed faces here soon

Haggis316 · 11-12-2007, 22:15

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Originally Posted by Stanleymad

MMMmmmm i think u just jinxed that lol.....................maybe hold on coley, seems even new managers have problems with home matches

erm i shall tread carefully they'll be disappointed faces here soon

Both the Sheffield clubs have shocking home records this season and I heard a Chesterfield fan complain yesterday that they had not won at home since September. Unfortunately that and their high league placing says all we need to know for Saturday about their away form.

Stanleymad · 11-12-2007, 22:19

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Originally Posted by Haggis316

Both the Sheffield clubs have shocking home records this season and I heard a Chesterfield fan complain yesterday that they had not won at home since September. Unfortunately that and their high league placing says all we need to know for Saturday about their away form.

Blimey seems a theme going on with footy clubs home performance in comparison with away ones which they seem to do much better at

So its not just us

tho still think coley needs to get his tactical arse in gear.

Oggy · 11-12-2007, 23:21

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

.... it's very clear there is nothing wrong with where Preston are now

So, you'll be even more pleased now QPR have won.

lancsdave · 11-12-2007, 23:23

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Originally Posted by Oggy

So, you'll be even more pleased now QPR have won.

There's always a silver lining Oggy

Pendle Red · 12-12-2007, 07:21

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Originally Posted by Haz66

I`ll still be there on Saturday to give the lads some support, even though i`ve had to fight hard as the wife wanted to go Xmas shopping, but after all the doom and gloom of the last week i wanted to be there.
Unfortunately though all the work i`ve done at getting none Stanleys fans down to the FES as all now been a waste of time as i can`t persuade any of the people that have been down (most on numorous occasions) to come down, all for reasons that have been brought up in this thread, they dont want to spend money on watching (here`s a few quotes from them) "crappy predictive football" "No i`m not going again for a while cos the last two times i`ve been they were shocking" (Wrexham and Notts County)
I`ve done my level best to get people to go down Stanley, but with coming from Barnoldswick it`s not been easy as most are either Burnley or Leeds fans, but i`ve done ok over the years as i`ve managed to get quite a lot of people to go, the funny thing is that it was easier to get people to go when we were in the Conference ?, the ones that have been since we`ve been in the league didn`t enjoy it as much and said that they would go again when they were back in the conference.
But i`m not going to give up even though i`ll have my work cut out.

Got mine cut out then bringing seven non Stanley fans of a group of eleven to the Shrewsbury Game

I am looking forward in a strange way to this Saturday

Oggy · 16-12-2007, 01:30

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

There's always a silver lining Oggy

Helping two teams off the bottom in one week, that's real Christmas spirit.

Coyle, "I thought I heard Stevie Wonder in the stands shouting for a penalty. "
Can anyone make sense of this?

Dave?

dabeast · 16-12-2007, 07:23

apparently in the awful ref stakes the guy at turf moor yesterday won running backwards in a blindfold! Burnley had a cast iron penalty appeal turned down hence the coyle quote above.

lancsdave · 16-12-2007, 09:08

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Originally Posted by dabeast

apparently in the awful ref stakes the guy at turf moor yesterday won running backwards in a blindfold! Burnley had a cast iron penalty appeal turned down hence the coyle quote above.

Sounds about right. Ironically the only thing he got right was our first red card for which the foul would probably be better classed as attempted murder

. However in a court of law the young lad who got sent off would probably have got a slapped wrist for reacting under severe provocation and the referee would have been arrested for helping somebody to commit a crime

. Worst one I have ever seen and I'm usually a defender of referees having been one.

Oggy · 16-12-2007, 12:48

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Originally Posted by dabeast

apparently in the awful ref stakes the guy at turf moor yesterday won running backwards in a blindfold! Burnley had a cast iron penalty appeal turned down hence the coyle quote above.

Thanks, I understand why, it's just a nonsense thing to say, but I suppose most football managers talk a lot of balls.

dabeast · 16-12-2007, 12:52

i reckon they must have a book of stupid quotes to select from.....

Oggy · 16-12-2007, 12:59

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Originally Posted by dabeast

i reckon they must have a book of stupid quotes to select from.....

Possibly it's not totally the players fault when they don't understand what they have to do on a Saturday afternoon, after a week of mangled metaphors.

cmonstanley · 16-12-2007, 13:04

win win win at all costs .win the ball win the match

i fell in a burning ring of fire

:Banan e25: