It’s time to get behind Chris Coleman

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Fresh start next season. Don't want him anywhere near the club after witnessing the last 6 months. We can't defend simple crosses, set pieces, league one will be no different with him in charge.
That part of the game has nothing to do with having no money to spend. The sympathy he gets from some of the fans is ridiculous
 


I honestly think he’ll do a Moyes and quit to try save his reputation.

If Short and Bain are still here for kick off next season his budget will be zero. I can’t see him working under that.
 
HABA87 said:
He had ample opportunity to keep us up, especially when other teams results have been extraordinarily favourable for months on end.

He's done nothing in his time here so far to suggest he's a good manager.
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Exactly, he’s fooling too many people and getting sympathy.
 
I really like him and wanted him to do well (obviously) .
He has had ample time and failed with a sqaud more than capable of staying up imo like.
 
tom92 said:
Fresh start next season. Don't want him anywhere near the club after witnessing the last 6 months. We can't defend simple crosses, set pieces, league one will be no different with him in charge.
That part of the game has nothing to do with having no money to spend. The sympathy he gets from some of the fans is ridiculous
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Is that not just as much down to the players and goalkeeper(s) though? Coleman can't physically do it for them. The players are useless man. You could give them a full written dossier on how to defend, if they need to learn the basics at this stage in their career then their is no hope for them.

You can't blame Coleman for individual errors, which are all too regular. You can question his formation however and persistance with the 3-5-2/3-6-1 formation which just hasn't worked out.

The fact that Gooch has seen little football after making more impact than anyone after coming back into the picture is also questionable. However, Coleman's heart is in it, he's desperate to succeed and I'd be willing to let him get on with it. Unfortunately, with little or no support from above, the task is going to be a daunting one for anyone.
 
Duracel Funny said:
He hasn’t done a very good job but his hands were tied. I don’t think he’s going anywhere, so despite what you want, bitching and moaning won’t achieve anything. Suppport him and see where we are come October time.
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I know what you mean but it really isn’t time to get behind him at all
He’s come in during a difficult time and other than speaking passionately,which I think is genuine by the way, he has been abysmal.
He can go for me.
 
If he is still here he needs to hit the ground running next season. If we haven't won something like 5 from the first 8 get shot.
 
gipetto said:
Is that not just as much down to the players and goalkeeper(s) though? Coleman can't physically do it for them. The players are useless man. You could give them a full written dossier on how to defend, if they need to learn the basics at this stage in their career then their is no hope for them.

You can't blame Coleman for individual errors, which are all too regular. You can question his formation however and persistance with the 3-5-2/3-6-1 formation which just hasn't worked out.

The fact that Gooch has seen little football after making more impact than anyone after coming back into the picture is also questionable. However, Coleman's heart is in it, he's desperate to succeed and I'd be willing to let him get on with it. Unfortunately, with little or no support from above, the task is going to be a daunting one for anyone.
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The rank defending is in part down to the keepers being so poor but the lack of effort to man mark or attack the ball in the air is all down to motivation and organisation. Lost count the number of chances we've conceded from players being free at the back post
 
He took over with us bottom and all he has done is ensured we're going to finish further adrift at the bottom. There's not a lot to get behind.
 
The first thing Coleman should have done was tighten the defence, he didn't and because of this we are relegated.
Clean sheet at Wolves showed the way forward but he has failed to address the issue.
Decent bloke but a Manager has got to get the basics right.
 
Given that new owners may want their own man and few would come in for the interim, however long that is, we may as well stick with him.
And maybe he's a better builder than firefighter; at least he knows the squad which stops another tedious fresh start for everyone.
If we had bought one keeper that had a run of good form that might have made us safe - one player, small margins.
 
His club record is absolutely atrocious, people only like him because he talks a good game. He isn't capable of getting us back to the Championship.
 
We'll not get any better manager in our situation mind. We've got an international/ prem league manager. Who do you think will replace him in the 3rd division. If you think Grayson was underwhelming, he's a superstar compared to what we'd be getting.
 
If we don’t get new owners, and new decision makers in the summer, then there’s no point in changing managers.

The scenario will be similar to bringing in Camp. Trying to replace 8 or 9 players for £0. We’ll be scraping around clubs, asking for loans with no fee, and taking ‘out of contract’ & finished players, who are willing to come for next to nothing wages. OShea is bound to sign on for another season.
 
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