


There'll be competition for him.....![]()

way i see it the F.A. aint making coley or stanleys predicament any easier, by not YET sorting the betting Fiasco out, how the hell are they expected to make real moves without knowing the score on that.It's going to be really hard for coley to bring in good players to add to the good squad we have already. Seeing as no-one has defenalty signed a new contract and we have just let two players go.
the F.A. should get off the pot n do their job.
ta fer that MCR, just proves to me what i think -the F.A. are a bunch of incompetent tossers.In the paper today it says they could be waiting until after the start of the new season to find out if they have been found guilty or not guilty, because of the complications of the matter, meaning they could sign new contracts but with clauses in them meaning if they are fond guilty then they get realesed by the club. Also it says Turner will sign sometime this week on a two year deal aswell as Ryan and Edwards and Kenny have been offered new contracts and o'neil says some of the players will have to take a cut in wages but some players will be on a better wage than before.

All teams in the lower leagues are cutting their wage bills. The players are just going to have to accept that as a fact of life. And I am not referring to Stanley players but to those in all teams. As long as we have a situation in football where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, 'twill be ever thus.It's going to be really hard for coley to bring in good players to add to the good squad we have already.
All teams in the lower leagues are cutting their wage bills. The players are just going to have to accept that as a fact of life. And I am not referring to Stanley players but to those in all teams. As long as we have a situation in football where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, 'twill be ever thus.
With the wage bill cut by 25%, I can't see how the club could make any move for Charnock until the betting shennanigans have been sorted.
Maybe if they find out Cavanagh and Williams are guilty, then once they've been sacked who knows??![]()
If they do get new deals it will be an absolute disgrace in my opinion.
yes they have been good servents but they simply are NOT good enough
Technically they are both out of contract so don't need sacking, they can just be released, but depends what Coleys view of them is without the scandal - maybe he would have released one or both of them anyway, but now his hand may be forced. The only difficulty presented to us if we were planning on keeping them both do we look for possible alternatives for both positions?

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