Chris Coleman

[JohnnyH]

Lawria Sanchez taking over on a temp basis.

[Romario]

Ouch! And the slide of N. Ireland begins.

[RafaShanks]

  JohnnyH said:

Lawria Sanchez taking over on a temp basis.

 

Not surprised after him getting booed the other day.

 

Probably the best thing for him to get shot of that sh1tty club/tightarse Al Fayed.

[Tetti]

Disappointed for him.

[Cam]

Fecking hate Sanchez since '88 and the '01 semi.

 

Good news is... we can send 'em down in the penultimate game

[Elisha_Scott]

Seems like a great fella Chris Coleman, shame he got sacked. Can see him being back in footie soon though.

[JohnnyH]

Agree. I hate Sanchez and was indifferent to Coleman. So all in all, I now hate Fulham.

[Hassony]

  Elisha_Scott said:

Seems like a great fella Chris Coleman, shame he got sacked. Can see him being back in footie soon though.

agree, I thought he did a good job with fulham despite not spending anything, and i liked his honesty when he condemned Boa morte for a dangerous tackle on sinama

[Guest Scot]

  Tetti said:

Disappointed for him.

 

Yeah I quite like him. Hope he gets another job.

[anny road]

who the f*** do clubs like Fulham think they are?

[stressederic]

Think it's always a bad idea to sack a manager at this point of the season.

[Paul_LFC]

He didn't deserve this. Hasn't spent that much money, I mean theres hardly nothing between the bottom 10 clubs in the league. Its like a lottery at the moment.

 

I hope they go down now...

[Guest Scot]

  anny road said:

who the f*** do clubs like Fulham think they are?

 

In fairness they're in peril of demotion. Not sure a change is warranted, but it's certainly a worry if you're Fulham.

[Cam]

Maybe 6 games ago would have made sense.

[anny road]

  Scot said:

In fairness they're in peril of demotion. Not sure a change is warranted, but it's certainly a worry if you're Fulham.

 

 

there Fulham......oif course there is a chance of RELEGATION (c'mon Scot)......they have punched above there weight for years..it should be recognised that Coleman has done a f***ing good job, not sacking him cause they are in a dog fight

 

Look at City and Sunderland..........remember them sacking Reid (both clubs)...when they were top half Prem....then what happened

 

i think it stinks...sorry

[stressederic]

Sacking him is going to put them in greater danger of relegation then keeping him on ever would.

[Guest Scot]

  anny road said:

there Fulham......oif course there is a chance of RELEGATION (c'mon Scot)......they have punched above there weight for years..it should be recognised that Coleman has done a f***ing good job, not sacking him cause they are in a dog fight

 

Look at City and Sunderland..........remember them sacking Reid (both clubs)...when they were top half Prem....then what happened

 

i think it stinks...sorry

 

He's done an okay job. Fulham will be looking at the likes of Reading and Bolton and wondering how those teams are doing what they're doing. I feel sorry for him but I don't think it's completely unfair or anything.

[Guest JV]

Shame.

 

Be funny if they get relegated now.

[anny road]

  Scot said:

He's done an okay job. Fulham will be looking at the likes of Reading and Bolton and wondering how those teams are doing what they're doing. I feel sorry for him but I don't think it's completely unfair or anything.

 

 

I do.......i think it stinks of everything that is wrong in football....

 

bolton and Reading are heading for a fall too....what happens when Bolton come crashing to earth say next season? Sam gets sacked for finishing 10th?

 

its bulls***

[Bootle Buck]

I think he will get a better job, seems like a very nice fella. Stupid decison to bring in a new manager at this stage. Especially one so inexperienced in this situation. Coleman would make a good national team manager.

[Ben 23]

He's done a very good job and signed some good players, while all his best players are being sold for him. Very harsh decision from Al Fayed - w*****. Can see Coleman either at Newcastle or Citeh though and hope he does well wherever he goes to be honest... with in reason obviously.

Edited April 10, 2007 by Ben 23

[anny road]

i hope they go down now

[Guest Cameron]

This could be a good move, I don't see them getting out of this rut with Coleman still in charge. I like him, comes across as a decent fella and not afraid to speak his mind but he's overseeing a slide into relegation and a change of scenery could help the club. Coleman was not helped by the fact that Al Fayed, after all his ludicrous promises when he took over the club, has seemingly forgot about Fulham and they haven't spent money needed on better players.

Edited April 10, 2007 by Cameron

[£440,000]

  anny road said:

there Fulham......oif course there is a chance of RELEGATION (c'mon Scot)......they have punched above there weight for years..it should be recognised that Coleman has done a f***ing good job, not sacking him cause they are in a dog fight

 

Look at City and Sunderland..........remember them sacking Reid (both clubs)...when they were top half Prem....then what happened

 

i think it stinks...sorry

 

Indeed. Clubs like Fulham need to realise that for their fanbase, income etc they're doing well just to stay in the top flight. I know sometimes clubs suddenly see a short term improvement when a manager goes, and that may be all Fulham need, but Coleman's done a good job there all things considered. I can't see anyone else doing any better with them. When does the new Premiership money come in? Next season? Are the parachute payments going up accordingly? If not then I suppose that would make Premiership survival especially important this season.

 

It's still very harsh on Coleman though.

[Guest Scot]

  Bootle Buck said:

Coleman would make a good national team manager.

 

Agree with that. I actually think he would benefit from some time as an assistant at a bigger club. I don't see him getting control of a top-half team. He'll be stuck in the Wigan/Charlton/Fulham groove for now.