Ged Brannan has offered no guarantee he will be Morecambe boss next season as they prepare to finish this one on Saturday.
The Shrimps head to Swindon Town after a desperately underwhelming last seven weeks on and off the pitch. Eight defeats in 10 have seen them drop from eighth, out of the League Two play-off places on goal difference, down to 16th. They have also had a three-point deduction and are under an embargo, meaning an impasse in contract talks with players. Against that backdrop, Brannan has been linked with a return to Accrington Stanley as an assistant to their new boss, John Doolan.
When asked what his future held, Brannan – who signed an 18-month deal when replacing Derek Adams last November – responded: “I’m a positive person, I’m happy and I’ve loved every minute of being here. “Where I’m sitting , I’ve got 24 players on the board. “There’s one player signed on , nine or 10 were offered contracts two or three months ago – and none of them can sign – and they all have other options. “We will see what happens in the next week or so, we will see what the board says.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Accrington Stanley 1 Morecambe 2: A Good Friday for the ShrimpsMorecambe secured their first win in five games with a Good Friday victory over local rivals Accrington Stanley.
続きを読む »
Morecambe boss: A result was needed at Accrington StanleyMorecambe boss Ged Brannan was delighted to see his players get back to winning ways following their derby day victory at Accrington Stanley.
続きを読む »
Ged Brannan 'disappointed' with Morecambe performanceMorecambe boss Ged Brannan said Stockport County fully deserved the three points as they inflicted a seventh defeat in nine upon the Shrimps last weekend.
続きを読む »
RNLI crews scrambled to lifeboat rescue left scratching their headsAs heavy rain and wind battered Morecambe Bay, a crew was launched from Morecambe Bay
続きを読む »
Accrington Stanley and Raza Jamia Masjid Collaborate to Take Children to Live FootballAccrington Stanley, in collaboration with Raza Jamia Masjid and local organisations, launched the 'Mosque Walk to the Match' campaign to promote inclusivity and active lifestyles. Over 30 children and adults from the local mosque participated in a walk to the Wham Stadium to watch Stanley's League Two clash with Crewe Alexandra.
続きを読む »
Football match in memory of beloved Accrington Stanley FC workersA game in memory of Lee Liversidge, Phil Carter and Ibby Hussain will take place at Clitheroe Football Club in May
続きを読む »