Roland rejects Carruthers deal
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Or they think, it lowers the price and pushes the sale through and long term Holmes is just one footballer.Athletico Charlton said:If the new owners are close to a deal then they have sanctioned this sale. That worries me a bit.
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She blames the protesters for making Duchatelet sell Charlton. She admits that mistakes were made but thinks that they didn't merit the level of foul mouthed abuse dished out to Duchatelet, KM (and her). Duchatelet can do what he wants as he's the owner of the club.SoundAsa£ said:Anyone got some gos on the latest from Sue Parkes and how she’s viewing Duchatalet’s current stance?
It's all your fault CARD.22 -
I think that's wholly possible. Alternatively, we're not that close to a sale.Athletico Charlton said:If the new owners are close to a deal then they have sanctioned this sale. That worries me a bit.
The phrase that immediately sprung to mind was what Karl allegedly said yesterday, "debt management exercise." Now, I don't know if that's what he actually said, how it was said, etc, and if it's true or just what he was told. But if there was any truth in that statement and this is done with the consent of new owners, then you have to see the direction this is headed.
Muir went in at Rangers to bring down operating costs so that Lloyd's could get their money back. It worked. They did. Then the club dissolved. I don't really understand why anyone would want him near us. As AB pointed out on Charlton Live the other day, we're not going to break even by reducing operating costs. If anything it sounds like the club has lost a lot of people in key roles who need replacing.
I recommend this. Just a quick read on how Muir seemed to walk away from the Rangers debacle Scot free (see what I did there?)
http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/13050158.Donald_Muir__the_bank_s_inside_man_at_Ibrox__has_questions_to_answer/2 -
With all this 'cnut' talk I'm starting to wonder if RD isn't simply trying to make a point about the limitations of football ownership, placing us on the metaphorical beach and commanding the incoming tide to turn back even as we're drowned (in debt)3
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He's so fucking metaLeuth said:With all this 'cnut' talk I'm starting to wonder if RD isn't simply trying to make a point about the limitations of football ownership, placing us on the metaphorical beach and commanding the incoming tide to turn back even as we're drowned (in debt)
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I could have lived with Holmes for Carruthers and a cash adjustment.
He has been part of two squads promoted from this league. I note Robinson 'hasn't given up ' on him.3 -
Roland is just fully in dereliction of his duty now. He's actively damaging the squad just to draw as much money as possible from the club before he goes. Surely if this sale doesn't go through soon there's a point where the Football League have to step in. He's asset stripping, plain and simple. I'm not holding my breath on the FL giving a shit though8
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I fully agree with what you are saying.Garrymanilow said:Roland is just fully in dereliction of his duty now. He's actively damaging the squad just to draw as much money as possible from the club before he goes. Surely if this sale doesn't go through soon there's a point where the Football League have to step in. He's asset stripping, plain and simple. I'm not holding my breath on the FL giving a shit though
Unfortunately your last sentence says it all
The FL don't give a shit5 -
for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa0
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Even if there was such a thing as the FL investigating Roland's activities at Charlton, at best they would just fine him and keep the money for themselves.Garrymanilow said:Roland is just fully in dereliction of his duty now. He's actively damaging the squad just to draw as much money as possible from the club before he goes. Surely if this sale doesn't go through soon there's a point where the Football League have to step in. He's asset stripping, plain and simple. I'm not holding my breath on the FL giving a shit though
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According to KR, he played under him at MK, so he must be goodBigRedEvil said:How good is Carruthers?
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Christ, he's such a c*nt isn't he. I hope if he's got grankids over, he steps on some of their Lego on his way to his numerous trips to the toilet.5
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He's so fucking mentalLeuth said:With all this 'cnut' talk I'm starting to wonder if RD isn't simply trying to make a point about the limitations of football ownership, placing us on the metaphorical beach and commanding the incoming tide to turn back even as we're drowned (in debt)
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And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.3 -
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.6 -
He mostly won domestic trophies with one of the big two in Scotland. That is damning with faint praise.Henry Irving said:
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.
I will give him credit that unlike most British managers who complain about British managers never getting jobs, he has at least won something.0 -
a role he got from doing well with smaller Scottish sides.SDAddick said:
He mostly won domestic trophies with one of the big two in Scotland. That is damning with faint praise.Henry Irving said:
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.
And how many league titles have Rangers won since.
He also won a league cup and got Birmingham promoted so just on his English record he's done more than Robinson.
I don't think he's great, not do I want him as Charlton manager but all this "he's terrible, he's awful" is just not backed up by the facts.8 -
That's because they ceased to exist!Henry Irving said:
a role he got from doing well with smaller Scottish sides.SDAddick said:
He mostly won domestic trophies with one of the big two in Scotland. That is damning with faint praise.Henry Irving said:
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.
And how many league titles have Rangers won since.
He also won a league cup and got Birmingham promoted so just on his English record he's done more than Robinson.
I don't think he's great, not do I want him as Charlton manager but all this "he's terrible, he's awful" is just not backed up by the facts.
His teams played awful, dour football. He is a relict from another era. He got 11 men to sit behind the ball and get stuck in. He showed us (what we already knew) that Joe Hart was a good shot stopper. But to me, a "roaming footballed correspondent" that does not make.1 -
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Well the facts are that his win rate at each club is as follows:Henry Irving said:
a role he got from doing well with smaller Scottish sides.SDAddick said:
He mostly won domestic trophies with one of the big two in Scotland. That is damning with faint praise.Henry Irving said:
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.
And how many league titles have Rangers won since.
He also won a league cup and got Birmingham promoted so just on his English record he's done more than Robinson.
I don't think he's great, not do I want him as Charlton manager but all this "he's terrible, he's awful" is just not backed up by the facts.
Birmingham - 36%
Villa - 24%
Forest - 14%
That to me is pretty terrible.4 -
But that is a different arguement. That he might have played "dour" football but won things doesn't make him a "terrible" manager. maybe just a pragmatic one.SDAddick said:
That's because they ceased to exist!Henry Irving said:
a role he got from doing well with smaller Scottish sides.SDAddick said:
He mostly won domestic trophies with one of the big two in Scotland. That is damning with faint praise.Henry Irving said:
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.
And how many league titles have Rangers won since.
He also won a league cup and got Birmingham promoted so just on his English record he's done more than Robinson.
I don't think he's great, not do I want him as Charlton manager but all this "he's terrible, he's awful" is just not backed up by the facts.
His teams played awful, dour football. He is a relict from another era. He got 11 men to sit behind the ball and get stuck in. He showed us (what we already knew) that Joe Hart was a good shot stopper. But to me, a "roaming footballed correspondent" that does not make.
In any case the rumour I read on the clique forum was that he would be Director of Football. I've no idea if he'll be good at that but I am sure he's a huge leap up from Fraeye and Driesen.0 -
Carruthers wouldn't have been a like for like Holmes replacement
He's more of an energetic central midfielder, like Jordan Cousins3 -
Better to win with pragmatic football then to lose playing nice IMO.SDAddick said:
That's because they ceased to exist!Henry Irving said:
a role he got from doing well with smaller Scottish sides.SDAddick said:
He mostly won domestic trophies with one of the big two in Scotland. That is damning with faint praise.Henry Irving said:
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.
And how many league titles have Rangers won since.
He also won a league cup and got Birmingham promoted so just on his English record he's done more than Robinson.
I don't think he's great, not do I want him as Charlton manager but all this "he's terrible, he's awful" is just not backed up by the facts.
His teams played awful, dour football. He is a relict from another era. He got 11 men to sit behind the ball and get stuck in. He showed us (what we already knew) that Joe Hart was a good shot stopper. But to me, a "roaming footballed correspondent" that does not make.2 -
Alex McLeish has been around and knows British football like the back of his hand. I think he would make a pretty good Director of Football.
You can argue that he is yesterdays man as far as coaching is concerned and that his record as a manager wasn’t fantastic but I doubt that would be his role should there be any truth in the current rumour.
We have stats to prove Les Reed was an awful manager but how many of us would object to him coming in as DoF ?
Anyway let’s wait and see what happens.6 -
I'm not going to wait and see or let this go! I'm going to continue to bitch about it because I once PAID MONEY to watch an Alex McLeish side and it was awful!
But no yeah, as a DoF he's a step up on literally nothing because we don't have one. THOUGH OUR STANDARDS SHOULD BE HIGHER THAN "BETTER THAN NOTHING." But points all taken.0 -
But he's quite technical and tidy. Decent pace and can run with the ball. The issue I noticed from the couple times I've seen him play (not a big sample size) is there's a lot of running around and some nice touches but is there a solid end product? Maybe that's not the right way to phrase it, it's more "does he have the ability to focus on completing certain things instead of trying to do everything all at once?"Ben18 said:Carruthers wouldn't have been a like for like Holmes replacement
He's more of an energetic central midfielder, like Jordan Cousins
Would be a good addition at this level, not doubt. The question is the off the field stuff and the pissing off a fucking balcony at Cheltemham like a child. Obviously everyone does dumb things when they're 22/23 so it's a question of is that a one off or a window into an immature and silly person.1 -
Birmingham finished 9th in the premier league under AM, their best finish for 50 years and won a major trophy.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Well the facts are that his win rate at each club is as follows:Henry Irving said:
a role he got from doing well with smaller Scottish sides.SDAddick said:
He mostly won domestic trophies with one of the big two in Scotland. That is damning with faint praise.Henry Irving said:
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.
And how many league titles have Rangers won since.
He also won a league cup and got Birmingham promoted so just on his English record he's done more than Robinson.
I don't think he's great, not do I want him as Charlton manager but all this "he's terrible, he's awful" is just not backed up by the facts.
Birmingham - 36%
Villa - 24%
Forest - 14%
That to me is pretty terrible.
And 36% is pretty much Robinson's win rate at Charlton.
What was his win rate at Rangers?0 -
99.5%Henry Irving said:
Birmingham finished 9th in the premier league under AM, their best finish for 50 years and won a major trophy.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Well the facts are that his win rate at each club is as follows:Henry Irving said:
a role he got from doing well with smaller Scottish sides.SDAddick said:
He mostly won domestic trophies with one of the big two in Scotland. That is damning with faint praise.Henry Irving said:
All those medals he won say otherwise.SDAddick said:
And Bowyer's at Birmingham if that means anything.Henry Irving said:for conspiracy theorists Alex McLeish was Curruthers' manager at Aston Villa
Well, it means McLeish was an awful manager, but I think we all knew that.
And how many league titles have Rangers won since.
He also won a league cup and got Birmingham promoted so just on his English record he's done more than Robinson.
I don't think he's great, not do I want him as Charlton manager but all this "he's terrible, he's awful" is just not backed up by the facts.
Birmingham - 36%
Villa - 24%
Forest - 14%
That to me is pretty terrible.
And 36% is pretty much Robinson's win rate at Charlton.
What was his win rate at Rangers?4 -
More to the point, the question should be, do we really need Carruthers ??. Another midfielder, who can play wide or as a number 10. We have plenty of those & unlike Holmes his goalscoring record is not very good. What we all agree we need is a striker. Listening to the post match interview KR says that he has been allowed to spend Ricky's wages (if he goes of course). To me that sounds like another loan or a freebie, but as long as we strengthen where we most need it then not getting Carruthers in p/ex isn't an issue.2















