I think this is a fundamental question for Miere & Murray - what remit has this amateur armchair tactician had?
Was he the guy who advised on selling Yann, sacking Powell. Is he the guy directly responsible for the likes of Nego, PP, Thuram, Lepoint etc etc
He seems to know an awful lot?
What is his link to Doucheatelets football advisor - Dudu Dahan?
If he is the architect of our truly dismal position then its an absolute scandal that he is anywhere near the first team at present...and why is he doing this? Financial gain?
This would make a great story for Richard Cawley etc.
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Thuram....... !!!!!!! The worst player I ever seen, and then we let the person responsible run first team affairs??????+
I......think........I'm............. Done!!!
I reckon FFP is a red herring, opportunism. RD would be happy just to do whatever he is trying to do if hes doing it cheaper than others, he believes in achieving success by different means.
He seems to believe the transfer window is the saving grace when things go wrong, but also to build on success
He sees a manager purely as executing the programme
It seems to me he underestimates the human factor, and the challenges of the English league and running by remote control, with little local knowledge
Some transparency on how the network works would have helped RD and KM, but it's too late now.
If it is possible to ignore that soon after Powell was sacked, and that Freye then gets the gig with Riga, and is now here as top dog and that his first answer in last weeks staged interview was coming back 'feels like a homecoming'.
Hmmmn.
Anyway my impression of Karel personally was a positive one, he seemed no mug, and was curious and inquisitive.
However like Katrien his clear and obvious and understandable loyalty, his fealty was to Roland Duchatelet.
The talk of Charlton Athletic being some kind of home, and how welcome back he feels is all well and good, and sings of decency and politeness all round, but it has a hollow ring to it.
If Chris Powell were to ever return I would believe it if he said it felt like a homecoming.