Accrington have denied reports linking manager John Coleman with a move to League Two rivals Bradford.
Early reports had suggested that Coleman, who is yet to sign a new contract at the Lancashire club after it was taken over by new executive chairman Ilyas Khan in January, was one of the leading contenders for the role vacated by Stuart McCall on Monday.
Chief Executive Robert Heys told Press Association Sport: "We have had no official approach from Bradford for the services of John Coleman."
Heys added: "We are on a fantastic run so it comes as no surprise to us that he is being linked with a possible move away from the club.
"However, I would like to think that John would like to continue and bring to fruition Stanley's promotion hopes this season. We are on a such a good run and it would be a devastating blow to us if he was to leave."
The Liverpudlian is the third longest-serving manager in the football pyramid behind Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger, and should the Bantams wish to continue their interest, Coleman could leave without any compensation being paid to the Reds.
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