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James Beattie Leaves Club - Accrington Stanley FCAccrington Stanley FC

Accrington Stanley Football Club and James Beattie have decided to terminate their contract by mutual consent with immediate effect.



James stated: “It is with a hugely heavy heart that I decided to end this journey. I can never fully repay the faith and backing I got from the players, my staff and of course the fans who always gave me 100%.

“I thank them from the bottom of my heart for granting me the opportunity and privilege to be part of your unique club.”

Everyone at Accrington Stanley would like to thank James Beattie for all his efforts during his tenure at the club and wish him and his family all the best for the future.

Assistant manager Paul Stephenson will take interim charge of the team for tomorrow’s home game with AFC Wimbledon.
 
Crikey. Can't say I'm disappointed with the news of Beattie's departure as I don't rate him as a coach/manager at all. However, this is extremely poor timing and I hope the young players can cope. I also hope JC can be brought back but expect that bridge to be burned unfortunately.
 
very sad news as liked his attitude - only wished for his sake that his departure saw Stanley better placed to avoid any feeling that he failed - which he hadn't.
Dav007, please spare us the John Coleman stuff - seem to recall him saying on leaving that he had taken Stanley as far as he was capable so no point whatsoever in his return.
 
I would never wish Coleman on you all hope you get someone better in surely Accrington Stanley's penitential would stand out to someone in the Football World wanting to put got Accrington Stanley promoted to League 1 on their CV, Well Done on upsetting Tranmere at weekend

Good Luck Rest of your Season

UP THE DALE
 
LongLostSon said:
very sad news as liked his attitude - only wished for his sake that his departure saw Stanley better placed to avoid any feeling that he failed - which he hadn't.
Dav007, please spare us the John Coleman stuff - seem to recall him saying on leaving that he had taken Stanley as far as he was capable so no point whatsoever in his return.
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Oh he did say that n he had taken us as far as he could, i agree with him, But that changed when he got sacked at Rochdale.:rolleyes:
 
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