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eug72
eug72 Posts: 177
in General Charlton
Just watched his leaving interview on YouTube. Really like the guy and think that he does want us to do well. Would you want him to try to get us out of league 1?

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  • Bigbadbozman
    Bigbadbozman Posts: 1,775
    No!!!
  • killer kish
    killer kish Posts: 2,019
    Yes
  • WelshAddick
    WelshAddick Posts: 1,321
    Yes
  • Godstone
    Godstone Posts: 700
    I think he could have done well....depending on backing from above.
  • The_President
    The_President Posts: 14,280
    No
  • The_President
    The_President Posts: 14,280
    Mush rather have someone like Wilder
  • Tutt-Tutt
    Tutt-Tutt Posts: 3,279
    No
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    No.
  • Nicholas
    Nicholas Posts: 7,638
    No
  • cafcnick1992
    cafcnick1992 Posts: 7,445
    No. We need a competitive appointment that says the club is serious about competing in the Football League.

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  • North Lower Neil
    North Lower Neil Posts: 22,984
    Think he's going to Man Utd.
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,634
    No
  • jimmymelrose
    jimmymelrose Posts: 9,760
    Anyone who thinks we'll get anyone better is deluded.

    We won't get anyone who has managed as high as the third division in any country.
  • Alwaysneil
    Alwaysneil Posts: 13,820
    In the balance for me.

    Going to go with @Tutt-Tutt.

    It's a no. Not quite good enough.
  • LoOkOuT
    LoOkOuT Posts: 10,869
    The fact that he's even considered as a decent option for Charlton shows the depth of shite this club is in under Roland Duchatelet.
  • SDAddick
    SDAddick Posts: 14,477
    Yes, because, as mentioned elsewhere, I think he's a solid manager who improves players. He might be able to convince one or two to stay (Tex) who might otherwise not.

    I also feel very strongly that "experience with the lower leagues/British game" can be vastly overrated. There are plenty of successful former players and managers who find themselves out of work because the tactical and technical requirements of the English game have started to catch up with the rest of the world in the last 10-15 years at the top level, and that is now spreading to the lower leagues. The quality of play, player, technique, tactics, etc. of the Championship has improved since we last came up from League One.
  • Atletico Addick
    Atletico Addick Posts: 5,843
    edited May 2016
    We just got relegated with a team that player by player is probably worth more than half the league that finished above us. He kept us due due to a) backroom help and support and b) a bounce of confidence in the players, he could not do that this time.

    Average coach, look at his coaching stats elsewhere. Average is being quite nice.

    Yes we've had more shots and corners etc. under him but have the scores improved? Barely - and that's improving from 3-0 losses back to back most weeks.

    Would make a good youth coach.

    No from me.
  • IA
    IA Posts: 6,103
    No thanks
  • 25May98
    25May98 Posts: 712
    Yes. Better the Devil you know (not that he is a Devil in any way).

    Who knows what we will get next with RD. Riga offers some sense of stability at the club. Something which we have not had for over two years now.
  • Oakster
    Oakster Posts: 6,812
    Yes

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  • dizzee
    dizzee Posts: 5,616
    100% yes.

    Think he could have taken is straight back up, especially if left to sign his own players and pick the team himself.
  • SDAddick
    SDAddick Posts: 14,477
    Oakster said:

    Yes

    You feeling alright there fella? You know the question is "do you want Riga to stay," not, "do you want Riga publicly flogged" right?
  • SDAddick
    SDAddick Posts: 14,477
    LoOkOuT said:

    The fact that he's even considered as a decent option for Charlton shows the depth of shite this club is in under Roland Duchatelet.

    We don't have a huge sample size in the ~15 years prior to this regime coming in, but I'd argue he's a far better coach than Parky. I've heard from just about everywhere he's been that Pardew makes training interesting for the players, but tactically speaking he's poor and I wouldn't have him ahead of Riga (my personal feelings about the man might be getting in the way there).
  • queensland_addick
    queensland_addick Posts: 7,553
    Yes, of course, but he's gone. Completely pointless even discussing!
  • croydonaddick
    croydonaddick Posts: 643
    SDAddick said:

    LoOkOuT said:

    The fact that he's even considered as a decent option for Charlton shows the depth of shite this club is in under Roland Duchatelet.

    We don't have a huge sample size in the ~15 years prior to this regime coming in, but I'd argue he's a far better coach than Parky. I've heard from just about everywhere he's been that Pardew makes training interesting for the players, but tactically speaking he's poor and I wouldn't have him ahead of Riga (my personal feelings about the man might be getting in the way there).</blockquo

    I think Parkinson has done very well since leaving us to show hes quite a good coach- got Bradford to league cup final, promoted and now in play offs for Championship. (may pass us coming up as we go down). Although I was glad when we got Chris Powell.
    Pardew I rate not. Think he might take Palace down next year.
  • SDAddick
    SDAddick Posts: 14,477
    croydonaddick said:



    I think Parkinson has done very well since leaving us to show hes quite a good coach- got Bradford to league cup final, promoted and now in play offs for Championship. (may pass us coming up as we go down). Although I was glad when we got Chris Powell.
    Pardew I rate not. Think he might take Palace down next year.

    Credit to him on a couple good cup runs, but it feels like he's more or less found his level in mid-table League One. The way he sets up his teams--to defend well and deep, makes them well prepared for a cup run. But in my opinion the football we played was often dire, and that whole pack the midfield approach meant that we rarely looked like scoring goals (though some of that was down to the players at our disposal).
  • masicat
    masicat Posts: 5,012
    Good manager. We finished two places higher than the position we were in when CP left.

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