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(Belgian) Bob Peeters *CONFIRMED New Head Coach (pg 37)*

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  • felix_31 said:

    I'd prefer to have Mr. Walem than Mr. Peeters

    Tell me why exactly. Without Googling it. Based on your post.

  • edited May 2014

    felix_31 said:

    I'd prefer to have Mr. Walem than Mr. Peeters

    Tell me why exactly. Without Googling it. Based on your post.

    Because I have already googled it, and I prefer the credentials of Monsieur Walem.

  • felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    I'd prefer to have Mr. Walem than Mr. Peeters

    Tell me why exactly. Without Googling it. Based on your post.

    Because I have already googled it, and I prefer the credentials of Monsieur Walem

    So he's never managed any club whatsoever and only been managing the under 21's since 2012 not sure which month.

    What exactly do you prefer ?



  • felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    I'd prefer to have Mr. Walem than Mr. Peeters

    Tell me why exactly. Without Googling it. Based on your post.

    Because I have already googled it, and I prefer the credentials of Monsieur Walem

    So he's never managed any club whatsoever and only been managing the under 21's since 2012 not sure which month.

    What exactly do you prefer ?



    He's never played for Millwall

    Powell played for palace
  • felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    I'd prefer to have Mr. Walem than Mr. Peeters

    Tell me why exactly. Without Googling it. Based on your post.

    Because I have already googled it, and I prefer the credentials of Monsieur Walem

    So he's never managed any club whatsoever and only been managing the under 21's since 2012 not sure which month.

    What exactly do you prefer ?

    Well your objectivity is unquestioned. Shakes head.



    He's never played for Millwall

  • felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    I'd prefer to have Mr. Walem than Mr. Peeters

    Tell me why exactly. Without Googling it. Based on your post.

    Because I have already googled it, and I prefer the credentials of Monsieur Walem

    So he's never managed any club whatsoever and only been managing the under 21's since 2012 not sure which month.

    What exactly do you prefer ?

    Well your objectivity is unquestioned. Shakes head.



    He's never played for Millwall

    Your objectivity is unquestioned. Shakes head.

  • felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    felix_31 said:

    I'd prefer to have Mr. Walem than Mr. Peeters

    Tell me why exactly. Without Googling it. Based on your post.

    Because I have already googled it, and I prefer the credentials of Monsieur Walem

    So he's never managed any club whatsoever and only been managing the under 21's since 2012 not sure which month.

    What exactly do you prefer ?



    He's never played for Millwall

    Powell played for palace
    I wasn't being serious. I haven't got a problem with Bob at all, I just feel Walem is more in the Riga frame, and considering he was known as '"The Geometer", as he was very precise in his passes"', (Wikipedia, albeit) he could be more of a better suit to players such as Poyet etc.
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  • Di Canio?
  • Emma Forbes' #2
  • Jim D reckons it's Di Canio
  • Will Di Canio have a good relationship with RD???
  • edited May 2014
    So basically pages of opinion, t'net handbags and slagging off on something that has not happened yet!

    Good ole CL
  • 'Riga did want the job but the fact he did not select the bulk of owner Roland Duchatelet's overseas signings counted against him.' Very worrying IF true.

    http://www.southlondon-today.co.uk/Sport.cfm?id=16947

    Because they're shite Duchatelet!!! He does realise that Riga kept us up by not using them?
  • Could Di Canio even have a good relationship with himself?

    Oh PDC would be great.

    We could teach him some manners and decorum and he could share his god given talent and work ethic.

    bob peeters or di canio? Cor blimey no wonder this forum cant agree @‌ ofpolaropposite

    Im squarely a Di Canio man given that conundrum
  • byl said:

    MrLargo said:

    Personally I find this all utterly depressing. I like being able to engage with the players and manager, to feel that they actually have at least some affinity with the club. Under Duchatelet, it feels like we are a nothing more than a temporary holding area or testing ground for players and coaches who are destined to end up somewhere else. Peeters might be rubbish, he might be great - either way, it's hard to imagine him still being here in a year and a half. As for the players, let's just say I wouldn't bother getting anyone's name printed on the back of your kid's overpriced new Charlton shirt.

    Very well said, Mr Largo. Duchatelet is doing things on the cheap - again. Why doesn't he appoint a manager experienced at the higher levels of English football - Chris Hughton, just for example? Answer: Because a young manager from a minor club in Belgium is much cheaper on the salaries bill.

    As soon as he took over, Duchatelet made it perfectly clear that he wasn't going to spend big money on transfer fees or players' wages. That was the first damning proof of his lack of ambition for this club. Sure, he is paying for a new pitch - because without that we wouldn't have a pitch to play on. And of course he wants to build up the academy - so that the few graduates who come good can soon be sold for a handsome profit.

    Duchatelet is a fabulously wealthy man with a personal fortune of 420m Euros at the latest count - yet he won't spend any money. Look at his disgraceful penny-pinching over Yann Kermorgant; no wonder our decent second-tier players like Hamer, Morro and Dervite are looking elsewhere. Reaching the highest level requires ambition, courage, guts and gamble: we ought to be buying first-rate players and appointing an experienced manager, and rewarding them well.

    The Valley is being turned into a holding pen, an exercise gym, a proving ground for marginal players from other clubs in the preposterous 'network'. As a London club with a big history, a decent ground and healthy support, we should be routinely challenging in the Championship play-offs at the very least. Duchatelet's rictus-tight financial prudence - dressed up as a sensible strategy to secure our survival - will see us shuffling about in the nether regions with Blackpool, Barnsley, Millwall and the rest for years to come.

    Far from being an enterprising visionary, Duchatelet is nothing more than a cheeseparing administrator.



    RD is a controversial person in terms of the way he does stuff. He's not your average rich guy. He mostly has "weird" ideas compared to the mainstream ideas in all aspects.

    He will spent money in infrastructure, at Standard Liege he spent alot of money in the youth center and the training facilities which are now state of the art, even on a european scale. Probably he will do the same at charlton. In his views, investing in youth development is a basis to be succesful for years to come, investing lost of money in players may be good in temporary succes; Whether it's a good or a bad thing, thta's up for debate.

    RD will always have controversy around him - he is no abramavich or sheikh who just sees the football club he owns as a toy to spend his money on. Could be you guys will have one of the very best youth academies for years to come in england and it will bring you success with homegrown players. What is more beautiful in football than seeing your team being succesful with players that were yours since they were age 12-13.

    I hope for you guys you RD will do that, but only time will tell.

    RD just does stuff the RD-way, but he is not a bad person i believe - just a guy with weird views sometimes, and definately a guy whit principles.

    We have those players already but Duchatelet wants his Liege rejects in the team instead.
  • So who do people think then , Peeters , Johan , or Di Canio ?
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  • Why is RD so obsessed with appointing a Belgian? Having said that, please not Di Canio.
  • Never going to be Di Canio - he's style couldn't be more polar opposite to what RD would want.
  • All the Di Canio rumors have come from Big Jim's son, can't see these rumors to be true in any way
  • does the di canio rumour actually have any legs?
  • does the di canio rumour actually have any legs?

    totally legless IMO but a lot more entertaining than Bob Peeters

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    byl said:

    vff said:

    byl said:

    ...

    Oh well only another 6 years of poor football and no success or ambition to put up with then.
    You can always become a chelsea or man u supporter , no one forces you to support charlton ;)
    Go feck yourself. Who the feck are you ? With your asinine b*ll%ck comment.
  • vff said:

    byl said:

    vff said:

    byl said:

    ...

    Oh well only another 6 years of poor football and no success or ambition to put up with then.
    You can always become a chelsea or man u supporter , no one forces you to support charlton ;)
    Go feck yourself. Who the feck are you ?
    Stay classy.
  • Lot of worrying stuff going down here - no point being negative about a guy who has not arrived at the club as yet - but all the signs suggest RD can't take any form of dissent - good bosses in any business welcome it - that's why i liked Riga despite being a hundred per cent behind Chris Powell - he came in, looked at the situation and picked his own team - not RD's face saving X1. There are already huge jokes going around Millwall about Bob the Builder and the fact he can't fix this mess. I hope they are horribly wrong but the guy's not going to set the division on fire next season. Just hope we stay up and play attractive football in doing so. Think we would have done that under Riga so why get rid of him unless he walked voluntarily and maybe that's a different story. And Riga might have kept Poyet! If his father thinks Sunderland is a basket case, god knows what he's thinking right now.
    Anyway wishing Bob all the best, and hope i have 23 games to see him next season. Anything else will be four managers in a year and that's a total mess.
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