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he moans, whinges and generally annoys with his ******* attitude.
Personally I felt he did a good job at Birmingham but had taken them as far as he was going to - I get the feeling he's pretty limited. Wigan fans seem perfectly happy just to be a Premiership club, whereas Birmingham fans wanted much more too quickly.
If he moulds a team similar to the one he had when Birmingham first came up then Wigan will do very well. If he tries to do what he did the year they went down and so far this season then Wigan are ****ed.
As for the Coleman stuff, i really don't know where that is coming from. From what i've heard he's actually happy in Spain. The club are aware the playing staff are shocking and so aren't expecting an instant return, they know it's a long term project. There's been a few issues, like him staying out late then lying about it to the press when he was late for a press conference, but nothing really that suggests he wants to leave.
I thought the entire board had resigned? Thats why afaik. He's said he'll stay until the club hold elections in January, but he has no idea whether the new president will want him so won't commit any further.
Originally posted by DeafParrot:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Gregg Carter:
As for the Coleman stuff, i really don't know where that is coming from. From what i've heard he's actually happy in Spain. The club are aware the playing staff are shocking and so aren't expecting an instant return, they know it's a long term project. There's been a few issues, like him staying out late then lying about it to the press when he was late for a press conference, but nothing really that suggests he wants to leave.
I thought the entire board had resigned? Thats why afaik. He's said he'll stay until the club hold elections in January, but he has no idea whether the new president will want him so won't commit any further. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Ah didn't know that bit. That happen in the last week? There was some talk that some Chinese consortium wanted to buy the club and that they don't want Coleman there. Will certainly be an interesting one to watch. General consensus in Spain at the moment seems that while he's not setting the league alight, he's doing the best he can with the resources at his disposal.
Originally posted by gggg:
Fail to see how Bruce's assistant is a better alternative to Bruce. They won't attract anyone much better either.
When Eric Black was manager at Coventry, he did a fantastic job. Only went because our chairman was an idiot, he wanted Peter Reid in charge for some reason. If Black gets the job, I really wouldn't be suprised if Birmingham finish above 16th.
Originally posted by Gregg Carter:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by DeafParrot:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Gregg Carter:
As for the Coleman stuff, i really don't know where that is coming from. From what i've heard he's actually happy in Spain. The club are aware the playing staff are shocking and so aren't expecting an instant return, they know it's a long term project. There's been a few issues, like him staying out late then lying about it to the press when he was late for a press conference, but nothing really that suggests he wants to leave.
I thought the entire board had resigned? Thats why afaik. He's said he'll stay until the club hold elections in January, but he has no idea whether the new president will want him so won't commit any further. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Ah didn't know that bit. That happen in the last week? There was some talk that some Chinese consortium wanted to buy the club and that they don't want Coleman there. Will certainly be an interesting one to watch. General consensus in Spain at the moment seems that while he's not setting the league alight, he's doing the best he can with the resources at his disposal. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Difficult for him when you have IMMENSE teams like Numancia in the league :cool: