Coleman Now

[Robbie Earle's Perm]

Anybody experienced, the last three inexperienced managers have been a bit of a disaster.

[jjvale_03]

Couple of issues here:

 

i) Nobody in football wants to deal with NS. It would take a couple of phone calls to people in the football community for a prospective manager to run a mile.

 

ii) NS needs to be in control. He inherited MA but since has appointed cheap, desperate, young 'coaches' who aren't brave enough to stand up to him and will allow him to interfere.

 

******* in the wind if you think we're gonna firstly try, but secondly attract a proper manager whilst NS is at the helm.

[fuzzyvalefan]

Is this the same John Coleman who had Accrington 2 points off non league football in January ?

 

He's probably thinking more of the Coleman who was within a crossbars width of getting Accrington into League 1 last season and has got that club punching above their weight every season on what is probably the smallest budget in League 2.

[davo80]

Anybody experienced' date=' the last three inexperienced managers have been a bit of a disaster.[/quote']

 

Page a disaster ? Bruno a disaster ?

[fuzzyvalefan]

Page no, Bruno yes

[Mike Bassett]

Ainsworth has a club, a club that will back him , and one that he feels is right for him ! Why would he walk from that into this pathetic operation and risk all the good work he's done in the past, to work for this pillock !

[MBE]

Depends on the money he's prepared to pay to get a decent manager. If in Lg1 my 1st choice would be Nigel Pearson, who I think is in similar position to Adams when 1st took charge. He needs a club to give him a chance to rebuild his career, is no nonsense and will certainly install pride back in the shirt. I think that's the kind of managerial appointment required to make a statement that Smurf has learnt and has a plan with ambition. On a shoe string budget in L1 then Ainsworth would be a great choice although I agree it may be difficult to tempt him.

Definitely not Coleman !

 

 

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[Smugsy]

Why would Coleman, Ainsworth or the Cowleys move from their League Two clubs to us? A soon to be League Two club with no money and an unpredictable chairman. Don't kid yourselves. It's not an attractive job.

[CambridgeDon]

So the mighty Vale can't attract the likes of managers from Accrington, Wimbledon, or Lincoln because of the joke the club has become. What betting we get Micky back next season?

[valeboy]

Coleman is my choice.

Accrington should be a non league team with their gates and budget but he's not only kept them in the league he's won a promotion and keeps them sniffing around the play offs each season.

 

 

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[Eddie Hitler]

Coleman is my choice.

Accrington should be a non league team with their gates and budget but he's not only kept them in the league he's won a promotion and keeps them sniffing around the play offs each season.

 

 

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Totally agree.

 

Brown is a clown. But so is his mentor.

[Hagrid]

Would echo the sentiments behind the original post. Coleman would be ideal, and regardless of the mess we are in, surely we can beat Stanley's contract?

[Grumpy Old Man]

Anybody experienced' date=' the last three inexperienced managers have been a bit of a disaster.[/quote']

 

Yes Half way with Page looks very much a disaster. I wish this season had been such a disaster.

[bookworm]

Can't think of anyone who would want to manage us as whosoever became manager would first and foremost have to be a yes man as Norman has to be in charge, any manager worth his salt would have to control the footballing side as that wouldn't be allowed at the vale we look likely to get someone who has been a perennial failure in living memory and who would be a poodle at Normans Crufts.

[Regal Beagle]

Coleman

 

I'd sooner have Bruno back to be honest.