8th in the Premiership. You lose.Royalee wrote:One promotion, one relegation, best manager ever my foot.readingbedding wrote:Best manager we ever had.Royalee wrote:Someone move this to General Football as I'm delighted he's nowhere near our club anyway. Seriously, what a spineless tosser.
Bristol City swoop for Paul Jewell?
You normally present your case well, even if I don't happen to agree with it. But this is just LOL funny. Pardew did a great job, but "all the work"? Three years is an age in football - if Coppell was as bad as you claim, we should have gone down, not up, in that time. Anyway, it's certainly more than enough time in sporting terms to earn most of the managerial credit for the result.Royalee wrote:Pardew did all the work and it took Coppell 3 years to finish it
Royalee wrote:McGhee did a much harder job than him, Pardew did all the work and it took Coppell 3 years to finish it before he pissed it away through being incompetent and having no drive.bassavage wrote:Well if he isn't, who is?Royalee wrote: One promotion, one relegation, best manager ever my foot.
by winchester_royal » 12 Aug 2010 14:58
12 Aug 2010 14:58give it a rest bro.Royalee wrote:Someone move this to General Football as I'm delighted he's nowhere near our club anyway. Seriously, what a spineless tosser.
by SouthDownsRoyal » 12 Aug 2010 15:19
12 Aug 2010 15:19
Hugo Boss wrote:Heard a very strong rumour from a good source that he was rather p*ssed off a couple of weeks ago when the Chairman signed James without his knowledge. Therefore, I don't blame Coppell one bit - Nobody wants a meddling Chairman.
Why? After all, he signed Les Ferdinand and Martin Keown for us early on.brendywendy wrote:that transfer did seem to be a very non coppell deal when it happened
So come on then, fill us all in. What do you know about Nick Hammond that the rest of don't? You seem to know all about his qualifications (or your perception of a lack of them). You also seem to have a very blinkered view on what he does and does not bring to the club. Yet no evidence to support your subjectivity.PorkyRfc wrote: You are clearly huge fans of Hammond then guys? Fair enough, you are entitled to you view, as I am to mine. However, I would point out that Hammond would have very limited say in financial matters as a director of football and has no qualifications in that matter whatsoever. Those decisions, which help run the club so brilliantly and keep us such a viable entity, would be made well above his head at board level.
Also, I think you will find that our most successful ever period on the pitch was down to the genius and accquistions of just one man and that is Steve Coppell as proved by the failure to return since.
I concur that Hammond has presided over a very successful period. He has probably been involved in some excellent negotiations too. I don't have a problem with him but it is undeniable that he has failed on occasion to seal transfer deals for the club (most notably Smith) and occasionally made concerning (but forgivable I accept) decisions about the likes of Simon Cox. Following your reasoning he would have been the 'man' who brought in Rodgers.
What I am saying is that there are many more important people than him in the cogs of RFC that have made us successful. I, personally, would rather see a more experienced, knowledgable and qualified man dealing with our transfers an contracts in a hugely respected Steve Coppell. But thanks for your insults all the same!
by SouthDownsRoyal » 12 Aug 2010 15:27
12 Aug 2010 15:27Steve Coppell wrote:I am to retire from football management
Tredder the expert bookmakerTredder wrote:CoppeLOLOLOL to ViLOLOLa
Offer him odds, offer him odds!!Tredder wrote:Not sure of the link between the profession and the surmise, but thanks for the attention.
by Barry the bird boggler » 12 Aug 2010 15:51
12 Aug 2010 15:51Corrected for youTredder wrote:James continued: "It sounded nice and if my agent hadn't told me that the unbelievably lucrative deal had been agreed and Steve Coppell would ring I would have ignored it straight away. It wouldn't have worked any other way.
"Bristol's finish last season was decent and the manager is someone I have a high respect for.
"Having seen him now for the two days [in training] it makes sense."
Case Dismissed.
But you can bet that't what James was thinking...Tredder wrote:tbf, i didn't write it
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