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NewsShopper Blog: Why Roland Duchatelet and Katrien Meire have proved Addicks fans wrong this summer

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  • This guy has been pushing a Katrien agenda for quite a while in numerous articles. You have to wonder whether it's either to generate a reaction, or there is an alternative agenda

    Presumably he's just dancing for coins
  • The NS have really gone for the click bait in recent months.
    This is clearly a piece to get a few hits.
  • Quisling nonsense.

    Le mot juste mon brave, well said indeed. A put down of vastly higher quality than the articled so critiqued.
  • Are there any "no ifs, no buts" demos planned for the coming weeks?
  • Let's not judge them on what they done over the past three years but on what might happen over the next nine months

    You can't judge on what might happen though can you. I take it this was cheek in tongue?
    Think Henry's point is that it's what some fans do. Always defending RD and KM by talking about what might happen. They were saying "what if we win promotion" this time last year and say exactly the same things now.

    I feel we have a much better chance than last year but there's still almost another month of the transfer window left.
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  • Does Philip Marks even exist?

    I've heard nothing since his divorce from Princess Anne. ;)
  • LoOkOuT said:

    Just so we're all clear, I'd be happy to write that kind of waffle on an ongoing basis should Katie want to put me on the payroll.

    The wages would have to pay for a lot of Gaviscon as the reflux got ever worse :(
  • edited August 2017

    So may people getting carried away with the idea of promotion like it has already been achieved. There's a lot of football to be played between now and then. We currently have 0 points on the board. I want us to get promoted as much as anyone but it could quite easily all come crashing down to earth.

    But that's preseason for you, isn't it better to get carried away and have your hopes dashed then not hope at all. Always better to be glass half full rather then glass half empty.
    Yep and I'm one for getting carried away when it comes to predicting what will happen on the pitch.

    However to use this to justify the ownership have been proved right or have 'won' or even learned from their mistakes is ridiculous.

    Maybe there will be justification for saying they have changed and learned 9 months down the line. But right now it's a ridiculous idea.
    I agree with this sentiment, I think its silly justifying the owners in the article and to say they have proved people wrong does not really ring true. When you prove someone wrong its normally when your told something is unachievable and you go and do it all the same, all the owners have done is what should have been done in the first place.

    No let me rephrase that disregarding Powell which was a mistake in my view, but lets face it any time a team gets brought the manager gets the boot its an unwritten rule. What the owner should have done is when it became evident the network was not working tact should have been changed tact a lot earlier, if indeed tact has been changed. Im not sure who has been proved wrong certainly not the agents who negotiated above market rate wages for players we have had to offload time and time again, nor any of the fans who suggested that of the Lookman sell only 300k would be spent on transfers (net spend this summer 300K) nor the club who have received two players free of charge it appear.

    So I completely agree the article is misguided but by the same token I think the article, written by a CL member, in' Football 2018' was also misguided focus on the team/season not on the owners. My point was not made to vindicate/validate the article but just to say we should be being positive at this time of the year. Anyway my glass being half full im predicting as 4-1 on Saturday :smiley:

  • This is fake news
  • edited August 2017
    Yep. Totally proven wrong as we sit on 0 points. I thought we would get a few more.
  • I tend to agree with the article.

    I was opposed to ridiculously unqualified managers and useless foreign players. This has been rectified.

    So who was proved wrong?

    The fans who said they were unqualified managers and largely useless foriegn players?

    Or the owner and CEO who employed them and constantly told us they were right to do so?
    I don't understand your point. So we never forgive them, even when they change for the better?

    I really don't understand why 23 people have liked your post when it bears little relevance to my post.
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  • seth plum said:

    After Norwich, and Djiksteel's showing Robinson was 'told' he couldn't sign a right back.
    Doesn't sound like a free hand to me.

    I dislike RD and KM but this is not the case. KR waffles on without thinking, analysing each word in one of his interviews is pointless. Take it for what it was which was the Djiksteel played so well he showed KR he did not need to buy anyone else... Just the same way Konsa and Aribo did in Jan vs Brissle Rovers.
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  • edited August 2017

    I tend to agree with the article.

    I was opposed to ridiculously unqualified managers and useless foreign players. This has been rectified.

    So who was proved wrong?

    The fans who said they were unqualified managers and largely useless foriegn players?

    Or the owner and CEO who employed them and constantly told us they were right to do so?
    I don't understand your point. So we never forgive them, even when they change for the better?

    I really don't understand why 23 people have liked your post when it bears little relevance to my post.
    What hasn't been rectified is the constant sacking of managers when we go through a small blip, lack of investment in the squad and not appreciating their 'customers'. It's true we have a English manager who knows the league but we thought we had the same in Russell Slade and look what happend.

    I like Robbinson as a manager but our squad looks weak if we want to challenge for promotion. What's the odds on Robbinson being sacked first? The sooner Roland sells the club the better because it doesn't matter who our manager is when we have a 'twat' of an owner.

    I hope I'm wrong.
  • Reading that made me feel like I did the morning Frank Maloney announced himself/herself as Kellie Maloney. That someone was pulling my leg to see if I'd react or not. From reading that load of absolute tripe I'm not sure whether the author is off his bin on a combo of valium and vicodin or is doing this poxy modern thing of writing a load of old bollocks in a contrary or sensationalist manner to get the website abvertising revenue
  • Carter said:

    Reading that made me feel like I did the morning Frank Maloney announced himself/herself as Kellie Maloney. That someone was pulling my leg to see if I'd react or not. From reading that load of absolute tripe I'm not sure whether the author is off his bin on a combo of valium and vicodin or is doing this poxy modern thing of writing a load of old bollocks in a contrary or sensationalist manner to get the website abvertising revenue

    Pretty sure it's the latter
  • edited August 2017
    One nice summmer "proves" a lot less than three dreadful years. Ridiculous headline.
  • It boils down to this.....the regime have got one whole lot to do in order to
    get the vast majority of the fan base back on side......you can't expect us to all suddenly forgive and forget as they've yet to give us anything to write home about.....we're still undecided as to how to react to impending success as it's possibly (and I say possibly), on the horizon and very much a bridge to be crossed when and if we get to it.
    One thing I would like to say is re Robinson. Yes, he does tend to talk in predictable sound bites and waffle on saying repeatedly what he thinks we want to hear but I can put up with that if he brings us success.....so I personally would like to see a little less criticism of his media performances, which I agree are a bit cringe worthy at times, and more encouragement given instead. In short, I don't think he's a bad manager for us considering where we now find ourselves.
    Good luck Robbo.....UP THE ADDICKS!
  • A truly shameful sycophantic article by Marks, the mans a tosser!
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