John Coleman confirmed as Rochdale manager

Tuesday 24 January 2012 11:00 GMT

John Coleman has left Accrington to take the job (GETTY IMAGES)

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Rochdale have confirmed the appointment of John Coleman as their new manager.

Coleman agreed terms yesterday to end a 13-year spell in charge of Accrington and a compensation settlement between the clubs has cleared the way for him to succeed Steve Eyre at Spotland.

Assistant Jimmy Bell will join Coleman and the duo's first game in charge will be against local rivals Bury on Saturday.

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