To guide them into the upcoming season, Morecambe is now searching for a new manager.
This past season, the Shrimps placed 15th in the League Two standings.
These are three individuals they ought to take into consideration for the open post.
John Coleman
The 61-year-old would be a reliable addition to Morecambe’s coaching staff because of his extensive experience as a Football League coach. After managing Accrington Stanley for ten years, he severed his connections with the North West team in March. He is presently considering his future move in the game.
Throughout his managerial career, Coleman, who has also held stints at Ashton United, Rochdale, Southport, and Sligo Rovers, has managed 1,281 games from the dugout. In 2018, he led Stanley to their promotion to League One.
Gary Bowyer
He might view the opening left by the Shrimps as a chance to rejoin the team. After Dundee was promoted to the Scottish Premiership and relations were severed last summer, the Manchester United player became available.
Bowyer currently has extensive knowledge of the fourth division having held positions at Blackburn Rovers, Blackpool, Bradford City, and Salford City. If Mazuma Stadium’s management chooses to go with him, that would be a wise choice.
John Askey
During his Macclesfield Town days, the former Shrewsbury Town and Port Vale player produced amazing results on a shoestring. Askey is currently without a team and was most recently employed by National League outfit Hartlepool United.
since Morecambe looks to replace Brannan, he would be a candidate worth considering since he is another who would be a good fit.
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