In no way do I think this is a good idea BUT both @DJGaby on Twitter who runs Hungarofoot and lives in UK some of the time at least and watches English football reckons he is a good manager and speak perfect English. Then the well-connected Ujpest fan I was corresponding with woke up and we've had this dialogue (latest first)
one thing in what he is good at is to help a team reach their full potential. Winning the cup and supercup last year was an absolute overachievement, only thanks to him.
I do know he is a well prepared coach with a great view on the game. If the squad is adequate enough for the championship, he'll make the team stay.
Also, he is a great person, he was one of those that I really loved working with, and a few of those I still have a good relationship with. We only meet at games (and run into each other some times at frequent bars in Budapest), still I consider him one of the few great people in Hungarian football. A big loss for Ujpest, and really wish him and you guys the best!
Footie ezt írta (2016. január 13., szerda): Hello mate
Nice to hear from you, very timely
Good to hear your upbeat view, but
- does he speak English, do you know?
- and is he prepared for the Championship? The pressure is horrible.And we are in a horrible state. I hope for his own sake that he realises what he is walking into
R On 13 Jan 2016, at 16:25, xxx wrote:
Hi Richard,
just realized syncing this mailbox has been off for a while, I am really sorry.
Just wanted to tell you, you got an amazing coach, will be strongly missed from Ujpest. Recent times were quite calm, but putting Vignjevic away from Ujpest within the network will light some fires... He is a huge fan favourite, the first coach to be respected in a decade...
Even stranger decision when you think this is also likely to affect Ujpest's so far successful season.
Will NV be using the special Monty Python Hungarian/English dictionary ? "Can you direct me to the railway station?" = "My hovercraft is full of eels". Team talks will be fun ....
Daily Mail report it as a done deal. Silence from the club. Once again, Richard Murray's guff about recognising the need to communicate is shown to be a lie. Just like so much else he and his cronies pump out.
I guess the club will remain silent until the work permit has gone through.
Everyone that comes to CAFC starts with a "clean sheet". Whether you played for our rivals (Phil Walker) or are anonymous (Riga) - let's see what you can do for Charlton. This Nebosa bloke has applied for a work promotion - and got it - we have all done the same at some point.
It is a terrible decision to appoint him - but we must focus our anger on the regime and those stupid Belgians - not this guy.
Leave him to it - he will either keep us up, or fail miserably like most of his predecessors.
We need a change of ownership and we need to attract attention - this guy is just some random European and will probably fade into oblivion like the others.
What a kick in the teeth for us from RD/KM - the arrogance is astounding.
In no way do I think this is a good idea BUT both @DJGaby on Twitter who runs Hungarofoot and lives in UK some of the time at least and watches English football reckons he is a good manager and speak perfect English. Then the well-connected Ujpest fan I was corresponding with woke up and we've had this dialogue (latest first)
one thing in what he is good at is to help a team reach their full potential. Winning the cup and supercup last year was an absolute overachievement, only thanks to him.
I do know he is a well prepared coach with a great view on the game. If the squad is adequate enough for the championship, he'll make the team stay.
Also, he is a great person, he was one of those that I really loved working with, and a few of those I still have a good relationship with. We only meet at games (and run into each other some times at frequent bars in Budapest), still I consider him one of the few great people in Hungarian football. A big loss for Ujpest, and really wish him and you guys the best!
Footie ezt írta (2016. január 13., szerda): Hello mate
Nice to hear from you, very timely
Good to hear your upbeat view, but
- does he speak English, do you know?
- and is he prepared for the Championship? The pressure is horrible.And we are in a horrible state. I hope for his own sake that he realises what he is walking into
R On 13 Jan 2016, at 16:25, xxx wrote:
Hi Richard,
just realized syncing this mailbox has been off for a while, I am really sorry.
Just wanted to tell you, you got an amazing coach, will be strongly missed from Ujpest. Recent times were quite calm, but putting Vignjevic away from Ujpest within the network will light some fires... He is a huge fan favourite, the first coach to be respected in a decade...
Great!!... Here comes the feeling of optimism
Have to admit... Jokanovic @ Watford last season and the man who won the U20 World Cup with Serbia, they're arent chucking out the worst Head Coaches at the moment
Even stranger decision when you think this is also likely to affect Ujpest's so far successful season.
Will NV be using the special Monty Python Hungarian/English dictionary ? "Can you direct me to the railway station?" = "My hovercraft is full of eels". Team talks will be fun ....
If he needs directions to find the railway station, then he's not proper Charlton.
Just had a look at the Hungarian table and there 2nd, if i was him i would stay there and enjoy some relative success! As always i wont judge the guy until a couple of games but with the fact that he is part of the network doesn't give me too much hope.
Everyone that comes to CAFC starts with a "clean sheet". Whether you played for our rivals (Phil Walker) or are anonymous (Riga) - let's see what you can do for Charlton. This Nebosa bloke has applied for a work promotion - and got it - we have all done the same at some point.
It is a terrible decision to appoint him - but we must focus our anger on the regime and those stupid Belgians - not this guy.
Leave him to it - he will either keep us up, or fail miserably like most of his predecessors.
We need a change of ownership and we need to attract attention - this guy is just some random European and will probably fade into oblivion like the others.
What a kick in the teeth for us from RD/KM - the arrogance is astounding.
He is part of the shitty network so he is part of the problem. He obviously knows what happening at Charlton but he chooses to be the next puppet who is going to be no different to the rest of the shite that's been before him. He can piss off along with the Belgians.
Just wanted to tell you, you got an amazing coach, will be strongly missed from Ujpest. Recent times were quite calm, but putting Vignjevic away from Ujpest within the network will light some fires... He is a huge fan favourite, the first coach to be respected in a decade...
If he is so amazing then questions arise. Why hasn't anyone else come in for him outside the network, and if we are supposedly now the jewel in Roland's crown, why didn't he appoint him when he fired Luzon? Or earlier?
In no way do I think this is a good idea BUT both @DJGaby on Twitter who runs Hungarofoot and lives in UK some of the time at least and watches English football reckons he is a good manager and speak perfect English. Then the well-connected Ujpest fan I was corresponding with woke up and we've had this dialogue (latest first)
one thing in what he is good at is to help a team reach their full potential. Winning the cup and supercup last year was an absolute overachievement, only thanks to him.
I do know he is a well prepared coach with a great view on the game. If the squad is adequate enough for the championship, he'll make the team stay.
Also, he is a great person, he was one of those that I really loved working with, and a few of those I still have a good relationship with. We only meet at games (and run into each other some times at frequent bars in Budapest), still I consider him one of the few great people in Hungarian football. A big loss for Ujpest, and really wish him and you guys the best!
Footie ezt írta (2016. január 13., szerda): Hello mate
Nice to hear from you, very timely
Good to hear your upbeat view, but
- does he speak English, do you know?
- and is he prepared for the Championship? The pressure is horrible.And we are in a horrible state. I hope for his own sake that he realises what he is walking into
R On 13 Jan 2016, at 16:25, xxx wrote:
Hi Richard,
just realized syncing this mailbox has been off for a while, I am really sorry.
Just wanted to tell you, you got an amazing coach, will be strongly missed from Ujpest. Recent times were quite calm, but putting Vignjevic away from Ujpest within the network will light some fires... He is a huge fan favourite, the first coach to be respected in a decade...
Great!!... Here comes the feeling of optimism
Have to admit... Jokanovic @ Watford last season and the man who won the U20 World Cup with Serbia, they're arent chucking out the worst Head Coaches at the moment
Well I'm not exactly optimistic, but here at least is some reason to give the guy a chance. There wasn't a single reason on God's earth to give Fraeye a chance.
I do not, I really do not want to go back down to that bloody league, so I say lets insulate him from our protests and back him while concentrating on the idiots who make these decisions.
Spare a thought for Ujpest too. AFAIK,(from Gaby actually) they still had a lot of their ultras staying away at the beginning of the season, and the results were giving them second thoughts. And remember their keeper, considered at the time to be their best player, was bundled in the van and sent here, and for what?
In no way do I think this is a good idea BUT both @DJGaby on Twitter who runs Hungarofoot and lives in UK some of the time at least and watches English football reckons he is a good manager and speak perfect English. Then the well-connected Ujpest fan I was corresponding with woke up and we've had this dialogue (latest first)
one thing in what he is good at is to help a team reach their full potential. Winning the cup and supercup last year was an absolute overachievement, only thanks to him.
I do know he is a well prepared coach with a great view on the game. If the squad is adequate enough for the championship, he'll make the team stay.
Also, he is a great person, he was one of those that I really loved working with, and a few of those I still have a good relationship with. We only meet at games (and run into each other some times at frequent bars in Budapest), still I consider him one of the few great people in Hungarian football. A big loss for Ujpest, and really wish him and you guys the best!
Footie ezt írta (2016. január 13., szerda): Hello mate
Nice to hear from you, very timely
Good to hear your upbeat view, but
- does he speak English, do you know?
- and is he prepared for the Championship? The pressure is horrible.And we are in a horrible state. I hope for his own sake that he realises what he is walking into
R On 13 Jan 2016, at 16:25, xxx wrote:
Hi Richard,
just realized syncing this mailbox has been off for a while, I am really sorry.
Just wanted to tell you, you got an amazing coach, will be strongly missed from Ujpest. Recent times were quite calm, but putting Vignjevic away from Ujpest within the network will light some fires... He is a huge fan favourite, the first coach to be respected in a decade...
Great!!... Here comes the feeling of optimism
Have to admit... Jokanovic @ Watford last season and the man who won the U20 World Cup with Serbia, they're arent chucking out the worst Head Coaches at the moment
Well I'm not exactly optimistic, but here at least is some reason to give the guy a chance. There wasn't a single reason on God's earth to give Fraeye a chance.
I do not, I really do not want to go back down to that bloody league, so I say lets insulate him from our protests and back him while concentrating on the idiots who make these decisions.
Spare a thought for Ujpest too. AFAIK,(from Gaby actually) they still had a lot of their ultras staying away at the beginning of the season, and the results were giving them second thoughts.
I think not. He is part of the network. No more appeasement. Another to Drive out from day 1.
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one thing in what he is good at is to help a team reach their full potential. Winning the cup and supercup last year was an absolute overachievement, only thanks to him.
I do know he is a well prepared coach with a great view on the game. If the squad is adequate enough for the championship, he'll make the team stay.
Also, he is a great person, he was one of those that I really loved working with, and a few of those I still have a good relationship with. We only meet at games (and run into each other some times at frequent bars in Budapest), still I consider him one of the few great people in Hungarian football. A big loss for Ujpest, and really wish him and you guys the best!
Footie ezt írta (2016. január 13., szerda):
Hello mate
Nice to hear from you, very timely
Good to hear your upbeat view, but
- does he speak English, do you know?
- and is he prepared for the Championship? The pressure is horrible.And we are in a horrible state. I hope for his own sake that he realises what he is walking into
R
On 13 Jan 2016, at 16:25, xxx wrote:
Hi Richard,
just realized syncing this mailbox has been off for a while, I am really sorry.
Just wanted to tell you, you got an amazing coach, will be strongly missed from Ujpest.
Recent times were quite calm, but putting Vignjevic away from Ujpest within the network will light some fires... He is a huge fan favourite, the first coach to be respected in a decade...
Least we'll be able to tell each other apart, will be like the Freemasons
Heeere's Nebbyyyy!
Even stranger decision when you think this is also likely to affect Ujpest's so far successful season.
Will NV be using the special Monty Python Hungarian/English dictionary ? "Can you direct me to the railway station?" = "My hovercraft is full of eels". Team talks will be fun ....
Everyone that comes to CAFC starts with a "clean sheet".
Whether you played for our rivals (Phil Walker) or are anonymous (Riga) - let's see what you can do for Charlton.
This Nebosa bloke has applied for a work promotion - and got it - we have all done the same at some point.
It is a terrible decision to appoint him - but we must focus our anger on the regime and those stupid Belgians - not this guy.
Leave him to it - he will either keep us up, or fail miserably like most of his predecessors.
We need a change of ownership and we need to attract attention - this guy is just some random European and will probably fade into oblivion like the others.
What a kick in the teeth for us from RD/KM - the arrogance is astounding.
Have to admit... Jokanovic @ Watford last season and the man who won the U20 World Cup with Serbia, they're arent chucking out the worst Head Coaches at the moment
As always i wont judge the guy until a couple of games but with the fact that he is part of the network doesn't give me too much hope.
What a fucking mess.
I do not, I really do not want to go back down to that bloody league, so I say lets insulate him from our protests and back him while concentrating on the idiots who make these decisions.
Spare a thought for Ujpest too. AFAIK,(from Gaby actually) they still had a lot of their ultras staying away at the beginning of the season, and the results were giving them second thoughts. And remember their keeper, considered at the time to be their best player, was bundled in the van and sent here, and for what?
Obviously rated below them all.
Clueless
Is this the real world or is it just fantasy. Sigh.
how depressing.