(Belgian) Bob Peeters *CONFIRMED New Head Coach (pg 37)*
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Well thank you Riga, you did a very good job and deserved it full time IMO.
Roland is just teaching me a life lesson that I must never get attached to anything.10 -
Bubble said:
@ChrisSlegg: Charlton managerial target Bob Peeters will meet with the board of his current club Waasland Beveren today, the Belgian club tell me #cafc
So we currently have 8 pages of chat and Peeters hasn't even met to talk with his current employers yet!
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Nice try but it's not true. Your matchday income (£5.4m) was only £200,000 short of Charlton's in 2012/13 (£5.6m, eighth best in the division) because it included your share from an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley and whatever you earned in the run to get there.MillwallFan said:
Well it's a fact that we take more in gate receipts than you. You're not a premier league club anymore you know.paulie8290 said:
Cheers needed a good laugh:MillwallFan said:A Millwall perspective...
http://www.millwall.vitalfootball.co.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=111319&posts=10
My favourite 2 so far:
Posted 21/5/2014 08:16
#1377260 - in reply to #1377247
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
can't believe how s**t anoraks are these days
Posted 21/5/2014 08:25
#1377264 - in reply to #1377260
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
Minus the average away support and free tickets at The Valley and they average around the same as us these days...but by charging about a third less.
In 2011/12 Millwall's matchday income was £4.6m in the Championship - Charlton's was £5.1m in League One.
It is true Millwall fans pay more on average (and more than fans of most other Championship clubs) and it may be the correct strategy for the club given its relative inability to expand its support. But it does not as a matter of fact generate more income than Charlton's approach does for Charlton.
Back on topic, who'd have guessed the best men for the job the next two times it came up after Powell left were both Belgians?
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'Likely to happen' according to Waasland Beveren. Personally I hope compensation can't be agreed and RD has to give Riga the job.
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I don't disagree, but if I was Riga in that scenario I'd tell Duchatelet to p!$s off.Addickted4life said:'Likely to happen' according to Waasland Beveren. Personally I hope compensation can't be agreed and RD has to give Riga the job.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27503590
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Once the new head coach is in,it wont be long before the new players will be in place,just wonder what nationality they will be0
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Let's stop sniping at each other.
It is possible to be underwhelmed with the news but still give him our support !2 -
Riga isn't a Belgian.Airman Brown said:
Nice try but it's not true. Your matchday income (£5.4m) was only £200,000 short of Charlton's in 2012/13 (£5.6m, eighth best in the division) because it included your share from an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley and whatever you earned in the run to get there.MillwallFan said:
Well it's a fact that we take more in gate receipts than you. You're not a premier league club anymore you know.paulie8290 said:
Cheers needed a good laugh:MillwallFan said:A Millwall perspective...
http://www.millwall.vitalfootball.co.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=111319&posts=10
My favourite 2 so far:
Posted 21/5/2014 08:16
#1377260 - in reply to #1377247
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
can't believe how s**t anoraks are these days
Posted 21/5/2014 08:25
#1377264 - in reply to #1377260
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
Minus the average away support and free tickets at The Valley and they average around the same as us these days...but by charging about a third less.
In 2011/12 Millwall's matchday income was £4.6m in the Championship - Charlton's was £5.1m in League One.
It is true Millwall fans pay more on average (and more than fans of most other Championship clubs) and it may be the correct strategy for the club given its relative inability to expand its support. But it does not as a matter of fact generate more income than Charlton's approach does for Charlton.
Back on topic, who'd have guessed the best men for the job the next two times it came up after Powell left were both Belgians?0 -
We're heading for a very interesting and worrying summer indeed.
Although could be worse....first thing I heard this morning was "ex-Spanner to take over Addicks".....my first thoughts were Dennis Wise......phew.2 - Sponsored links:
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mrbligh said:
Spin that one yanny boy!Bedsaddick said:José Riga, which has managed to keep Charlton, however, is replaced overnight by ... Bob Peeters!
Wednesday, José Riga had yet been Duchâtelet Roland on the line, it felt to want to give a little time to think before making a decision. This means that if Charlton out of trouble in the Premiership now to the general satisfaction fell down from his chair Thursday morning learning the appointment of Bob Peeters at the head of "Addicks. "
"Even if no renewal clause had been expected at the signing of the contract binding me to the London club, which I gladly accepted, I do not imagine for a moment that it stops this way , so brutally. Without bragging on my part, including supporters, we had been very satisfied with the good turn of events and the work I could do in a competition that I had a lot of fun to discover. Now, to know why I have no voice, it remains a total mystery to me. "
Really don't see why it's me people have got to dig me out Iv seen two journos put the opposite on twitter but because it don't toe the line with your little negative clique you gotta come at me being mugs ! I'm not the only one who said it and I just put it on here so other people could see ,MrLargo said:
@Yann897 - what's your take on this Yann? I thought you had it on good authority that Riga didn't want the job....mukumi said:Hello Guys,
As for Riga , a Belgian newspaper stated that he wanted to stay and that he wasn't informed it wouldn't be the case: http://www.dhnet.be/sports/football/bob-peeters-signe-a-charlton-et-riga-tombe-des-nues-537c75813570102383cdd803
I was told not to talk about it anyway by Prague so why don't we all just wait and see like he said .5 -
He was born in Liege, according to Wikipedia. What else is he?Absurdistan said:
Riga isn't a Belgian.Airman Brown said:
Nice try but it's not true. Your matchday income (£5.4m) was only £200,000 short of Charlton's in 2012/13 (£5.6m, eighth best in the division) because it included your share from an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley and whatever you earned in the run to get there.MillwallFan said:
Well it's a fact that we take more in gate receipts than you. You're not a premier league club anymore you know.paulie8290 said:
Cheers needed a good laugh:MillwallFan said:A Millwall perspective...
http://www.millwall.vitalfootball.co.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=111319&posts=10
My favourite 2 so far:
Posted 21/5/2014 08:16
#1377260 - in reply to #1377247
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
can't believe how s**t anoraks are these days
Posted 21/5/2014 08:25
#1377264 - in reply to #1377260
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
Minus the average away support and free tickets at The Valley and they average around the same as us these days...but by charging about a third less.
In 2011/12 Millwall's matchday income was £4.6m in the Championship - Charlton's was £5.1m in League One.
It is true Millwall fans pay more on average (and more than fans of most other Championship clubs) and it may be the correct strategy for the club given its relative inability to expand its support. But it does not as a matter of fact generate more income than Charlton's approach does for Charlton.
Back on topic, who'd have guessed the best men for the job the next two times it came up after Powell left were both Belgians?2 -
I was underwhelmed when Chris Powell got the job.
I was underwhelmed when Jose Riga got the job
Being underwhelmed doesn't make for it being a bad appointment.
Can't we just wait and see. Plenty of time to hang the bloke if it goes pear shaped. Let's not do it before he gets appointed.3 -
Doesn't look like the sort of bloke you want to get on the wrong side of!
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Actually am really p!ssed off with this news.
1) I believe Riga has talent.
2) Changing manager regularly is a recipe for disaster.
3) Last time we tried a lump from a local rival, we know what happened.1 -
Err, yes he is.Absurdistan said:
Riga isn't a Belgian.Airman Brown said:
Nice try but it's not true. Your matchday income (£5.4m) was only £200,000 short of Charlton's in 2012/13 (£5.6m, eighth best in the division) because it included your share from an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley and whatever you earned in the run to get there.MillwallFan said:
Well it's a fact that we take more in gate receipts than you. You're not a premier league club anymore you know.paulie8290 said:
Cheers needed a good laugh:MillwallFan said:A Millwall perspective...
http://www.millwall.vitalfootball.co.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=111319&posts=10
My favourite 2 so far:
Posted 21/5/2014 08:16
#1377260 - in reply to #1377247
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
can't believe how s**t anoraks are these days
Posted 21/5/2014 08:25
#1377264 - in reply to #1377260
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
Minus the average away support and free tickets at The Valley and they average around the same as us these days...but by charging about a third less.
In 2011/12 Millwall's matchday income was £4.6m in the Championship - Charlton's was £5.1m in League One.
It is true Millwall fans pay more on average (and more than fans of most other Championship clubs) and it may be the correct strategy for the club given its relative inability to expand its support. But it does not as a matter of fact generate more income than Charlton's approach does for Charlton.
Back on topic, who'd have guessed the best men for the job the next two times it came up after Powell left were both Belgians?1 -
If that is actually a direct quote from Riga then RD has treated him like shit, and has immediately gone down in my estimation in regards to man management of our football club. He deserved a thanks and that'll be all at the very least.
However, in the bigger picture, JR was brought in on a short term coach. Perhaps Peeters has been a target for this season for a while and Riga will be asked to do something else.
Its only been 6 hours since this whole episode has unfolded, so its still early days. Lets see how it ends.
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Peeters was unemployed between January and November 2013. Considering it would have taken him at least 3 months to start catching the eye with his current employer, I can't imagine we've been chasing him for that long.ValleyGary said:Perhaps Peeters has been a target for this season for a while and Riga will be asked to do something else.
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A citizen of the world?Airman Brown said:
He was born in Liege, according to Wikipedia. What else is he?Absurdistan said:
Riga isn't a Belgian.Airman Brown said:
Nice try but it's not true. Your matchday income (£5.4m) was only £200,000 short of Charlton's in 2012/13 (£5.6m, eighth best in the division) because it included your share from an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley and whatever you earned in the run to get there.MillwallFan said:
Well it's a fact that we take more in gate receipts than you. You're not a premier league club anymore you know.paulie8290 said:
Cheers needed a good laugh:MillwallFan said:A Millwall perspective...
http://www.millwall.vitalfootball.co.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=111319&posts=10
My favourite 2 so far:
Posted 21/5/2014 08:16
#1377260 - in reply to #1377247
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
can't believe how s**t anoraks are these days
Posted 21/5/2014 08:25
#1377264 - in reply to #1377260
Subject: Re: Bob Peeters NW
Minus the average away support and free tickets at The Valley and they average around the same as us these days...but by charging about a third less.
In 2011/12 Millwall's matchday income was £4.6m in the Championship - Charlton's was £5.1m in League One.
It is true Millwall fans pay more on average (and more than fans of most other Championship clubs) and it may be the correct strategy for the club given its relative inability to expand its support. But it does not as a matter of fact generate more income than Charlton's approach does for Charlton.
Back on topic, who'd have guessed the best men for the job the next two times it came up after Powell left were both Belgians?
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Rational response: Let's give this guy a chance. Neither Curbs nor Powell had any management experience before Charlton and they were both successes. He has spent some time in English football and reports suggest he's a talented tactician, good man-manager and gets the most out of his squad, particularly when youth blends in. He can become a Charlton legend if given time, and that brief aberration at Millwall will be long forgotten.
Emotional response: Oh ffs, still not fully over Powell and now I've got to grieve Riga as well? Who is this ape that RD can bring in for tuppence-h'appeny into our magnificant club? etc. etc.5 -
Pedantic but correct, although he moved to Netherlands when he was 8, so not exactly born and bred in Tehran. Let's just agree that it's highly unlikely that we'll be signing anyone who hasn't sampled moules et frites at some point during their previous employment.kafka said:6 -
I have nothing against Bob Peeters and he has my full support.
If the reported comments from Riga are accurate though, my scepticism of Roland intensifies though and don't help my confidence for the close season.4 -
This seems to be the first source that has reported the comments from Riga:
http://www.sudinfo.be/1011226/article/2014-05-21/quand-duchatelet-decide-luzon-reste-au-standard-et-riga-est-remplace-par-peeters
Here's the quote from Riga:
"Certainly there was no clause in my contract stating that I am at Charlton in rescue, but considering how this happened and superb relations maintained with the players and fans, j was hoping to have my say for a contract extension, "he said bitterly. This was not the case. "On several occasions, I had expressed to Roland Duchâtelet, I expressed the desire to stay at Charlton, a great club that suited me perfectly. Again, even if he is the decision maker, j ' expected, given the way events had taken place, it gives me the priority ... "He concludes:" Why do I more say? It remains a total mystery to me ... "
The article also says that Luzon will remain at Leige despite rumours in Belgium of a move to Charlton.1 -
Only Charlton could appoint Benny from Crossroads, over the classy Jose Riga.cafctom said:Doesn't look like the sort of bloke you want to get on the wrong side of!
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oh god no. please not Bob Peeters.
better someone we never heard of than some 2 bob ex-spanner.0 -
Fair enough that is strange and can't quite work out why we havnt gone for Riga . Here's some ammo for the rd haters and for once I agree if this is the way it was handled it's not good news at all, be interesting to hear from rd now , why he didn't want Riga , if that is the case after all Peeters hasn't officially been appointed yet.Addickted4life said:This seems to be the first source that has reported the comments from Riga:
http://www.sudinfo.be/1011226/article/2014-05-21/quand-duchatelet-decide-luzon-reste-au-standard-et-riga-est-remplace-par-peeters
Here's the quote from Riga:
"Certainly there was no clause in my contract stating that I am at Charlton in rescue, but considering how this happened and superb relations maintained with the players and fans, j was hoping to have my say for a contract extension, "he said bitterly. This was not the case. "On several occasions, I had expressed to Roland Duchâtelet, I expressed the desire to stay at Charlton, a great club that suited me perfectly. Again, even if he is the decision maker, j ' expected, given the way events had taken place, it gives me the priority ... "He concludes:" Why do I more say? It remains a total mystery to me ... "
The article also says that Luzon will remain at Leige despite rumours in Belgian of a move to Charlton.1 -
But at least he'll be up for the derby games.calydon_road said:oh god no. please not Bob Peeters.
better someone we never heard of than some 2 bob ex-spanner.
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Underwhelming appointment at best0
