By Laurie Fitzgerald
One of the longest serving managers in English football ended an era this week when John Coleman left his role at Accrington Stanley to take the vacant job at League One side Rochdale.
Coleman had been in charge at Accrington since 1999, with only Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger currently having a longer reign with a league club in the country.
For Coleman and Stanley, it has been a partnership that has taken the club on an incredible journey since his arrival way back in 1999. View full article »
