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Nebojša Vignjević (English Translation - Network Puppet)
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The biggest irony is that if he has said no, then in fact he is probably just the type of manager (sorry, head coach) we are looking for.DRAddick said:
If he has turned it down then respect to him for that. Maybe the title of this thread should be changed to show that?
And does it mean that we are now below Ujpest in the network pecking order?
Beyond a joke.
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I think that's quite right, and backed up by what we're told about him from Hungarians. I reckon he could be a good call in 2-3 years time. And he is probably smart enough to realise that himselfAllLeftFoot said:
The biggest irony is that if he has said no, then in fact he is probably just the type of manager (sorry, head coach) we are looking for.DRAddick said:
If he has turned it down then respect to him for that. Maybe the title of this thread should be changed to show that?
And does it mean that we are now below Ujpest in the network pecking order?
Beyond a joke.
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Vignjevic's red and white army doesn't quite do it.WestCountryAddick said:1 -
We are an absolute laughing stock and this just adds to it. Although I was initially pleased that this nobody actually isn't coming in, I am now just waiting for yet ANOTHER complete nobody to come and sink the ship that is charlton even further.0
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Újpest FC has denied that their manager is leaving the club0
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After reading Nebo's CV, I'm Gutted he's not coming ? WTF !
He would have been skating on thin ice and the Puck would have stopped with him.
I guess the Caretaker is in a WIM WIM Situation.
He on a Wim and a prayer.
The favourite for the job now must be Chris 00000'Loughlin,
The Young Irish coach of KM Team.
Charlton beyond Parody ? No time soon.0 -
Glory hunter!The Prince-e-Paul said:Fuck it, all this nonsense. I'm going to Hull and will cheer the team as 'I love the team, not the regime.'
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I suspect he will be our new Karel Fraeye.LoOkOuT said:Vignjevic could be our new Ferguson.
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1 month advert in a jobcentre is apparently the norm
Surely the club needs to prove to the Immigration Authorities that there after an exhaustive search there are no better qualified candidates within the UK/EU?
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Looking up Nebojša Vignjević, he's still at Újpest indeed he's been there since 2013!
Weird that one club is his wider network has had such managerial stability0 -
Nobby Vinegar! Had totally forgotten about him after the mess of the last 5 years0
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Seen at London Bridge apparently.
Duchatelet was seen undertaking a satanic summoning of him...
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Without pissing on all 14 chips the only thing stopping Nobby Vinegar being our manager at that time was Meire and Murray finally stopping being brown noses and saying this will cause riots at the Valley if you employ a coach who has had more success at ice Hockey than football.
For once the puck did stop with our dodgy CEO.3 -
Seeing that he's been in the job for 6 years, "Nobby" is arguably the most successful of Duchatelet's managers!1
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Still stand by this @PragueAddickPragueAddick said:
I think that's quite right, and backed up by what we're told about him from Hungarians. I reckon he could be a good call in 2-3 years time. And he is probably smart enough to realise that himselfIf he has turned it down then respect to him for that. Maybe the title of this thread should be changed to show that?
The biggest irony is that if he has said no, then in fact he is probably just the type of manager (sorry, head coach) we are looking for. And does it mean that we are now below Ujpest in the network pecking order? Beyond a joke. 0 -
Blimey! Well I haven't followed him, but if I had to, this is the guy I would ask, who ironically moved to the UK and became a Luton fan. I last asked him about Ujpest about 18 months ago, he said a good chunk of their fans are still protesting - I think boycotting, although the gates are so low there you'd be hard pressed to notice.Cafc43v3r said:
Still stand by this @PragueAddickPragueAddick said:
I think that's quite right, and backed up by what we're told about him from Hungarians. I reckon he could be a good call in 2-3 years time. And he is probably smart enough to realise that himselfIf he has turned it down then respect to him for that. Maybe the title of this thread should be changed to show that?
The biggest irony is that if he has said no, then in fact he is probably just the type of manager (sorry, head coach) we are looking for. And does it mean that we are now below Ujpest in the network pecking order? Beyond a joke.
But I'd rather not ask him because it means Bow is off, and I would be too furious to even consider replacements.0 -
So I can put you on record that he would be a good choice now thenPragueAddick said:
Blimey! Well I haven't followed him, but if I had to, this is the guy I would ask, who ironically moved to the UK and became a Luton fan. I last asked him about Ujpest about 18 months ago, he said a good chunk of their fans are still protesting - I think boycotting, although the gates are so low there you'd be hard pressed to notice.Cafc43v3r said:
Still stand by this @PragueAddickPragueAddick said:
I think that's quite right, and backed up by what we're told about him from Hungarians. I reckon he could be a good call in 2-3 years time. And he is probably smart enough to realise that himselfIf he has turned it down then respect to him for that. Maybe the title of this thread should be changed to show that?
The biggest irony is that if he has said no, then in fact he is probably just the type of manager (sorry, head coach) we are looking for. And does it mean that we are now below Ujpest in the network pecking order? Beyond a joke.
But I'd rather not ask him because it means Bow is off, and I would be too furious to even consider replacements. it is 3 years since you made the comment.
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