I've always been a big fan myself. I know some of the things he comes out with are a touch cheesy at times, and perhaps he could bite his lip on occasions.
But you always get a sense that he's an honest bloke.
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I have never bood him, and will always back the team but he thinks he's allot better than he really is.
thought he was right man for job when he was apointed. thought he could get us out of the division as he knew it. Now not sure after the mess that was last year, and his strange transfer dealings last season.
said he will be gone by 18th Novemeber think that should be 18th august !
He's ambitious and knows that if he brings us success it will do his career no harm..
I'm happy with that- i just want to see my Charlton playing with some fire in their belly...
Verdict on Pardew - Jury is still out (We'll be watching, very closely)
But I can't help but feel sometimes that his heart isn't in it.....
I think that he brought a lot of pressure on himself last season due to his strange team selections and transfer dealings, and now he probably feels a bit victimised and hard done by....
Since then he's had a few successes and a few failures but this is the year that he has to deliver - for the sake of his reputation, and our club's future.
i am looking forward to it now big time shame i am working 2morrow
When he first came we where 8 pts from the avoiding the drop, we went down with 5 pts to save ourselves, so we made up 3 pts on the other teams around us.
I would love him to prove to me that he can do the job and would say that he has up to about xmas to do that. I don't think that the club can afford to sack him, so we may be stuck with him if things don't go right.If there was a take over he may then be shown the door.
Roll on the season, so we have something to moan cheer about.
COYR
There's not much left of the squad he basically inherited and got relegated with - and that's good in it's own way, because they should all be very much onside with Pards - and that will create unity and a willingness to graft for each other.
I've no idea whether the team is good enough to win promotion but deep down, we all want to see a fighting spirit, some good football and a few thrashings of opponents - and that the team give it their best shot.
If Pards can deliver that, with or without promotion, then in my book he's doing his job.