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Look at the mess of a club he inherited. I think TS misunderstood the extent of what was required to both the playing and non playing side of the club.thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.On that basis, he is still in credit with me but there have been a few things that are making me to start to wonder if he is another bad owner! Still too early to judge in my view.6 -
thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product22 -
Easy to forget all the good when it's been so bad on the pitch, but you're very right.Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product9 -
Yeah, but what else has he done for us...Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product9 -
fine but we still finished 13th in L1 playing crap football and are now heading towards a new season mangerlesss with an owner and his son who think they knows how to run a football teamRedrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product8 -
but where it really matters, on the pitch, we have been worse than shit. But hey ho the food and drink it the ground has improved.Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product4 -
Its a shame as if Sandgaard packed off tomorrow, he'd be solely remembered for the mess on the pitchRedrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product
As per the current replies
But we've badly needed improvement off it too
Even little things like making medical equipment available for the physios to use, and the fact our Gym is a marquee.
If he did leave, he's probably make it a lot easier for the next owner to focus more on the team1 -
Very rarely buy food and drink in the ground, but was at the Valley Tuesday night (my son took part in the Junior Members on-pitch training session). Bought a sausage roll, and have to say it was one of the best sausage rolls I've had ever. No need for any caveats like "at a football ground", it was truly fantastic, if a little pricey.Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product
They just need to sort out the dire beer situation. The available draft options were Fosters and John Smiths. At least in the lounges there's a decent selection of bottled beer and well as a greater selected of draft beers/ciders.4 -
I wish we'd do away with Fosters, at least get Coors or Budweiser or even Stella in!randy andy said:
Very rarely buy food and drink in the ground, but was at the Valley Tuesday night (my son took part in the Junior Members on-pitch training session). Bought a sausage roll, and have to say it was one of the best sausage rolls I've had ever. No need for any caveats like "at a football ground", it was truly fantastic, if a little pricey.Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product
They just need to sort out the dire beer situation. The available draft options were Fosters and John Smiths. At least in the lounges there's a decent selection of bottled beer and well as a greater selected of draft beers/ciders.
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Can have the nicest looking restaurant in the world and if the food is like from a motorway cafe you won’t get many returns to itrandy andy said:Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product0 -
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They have Amstel and Heineken (I think, could be Carlsberg, definitely a green pump) in the Vista lounge, an infinite improvement on Fosters, though I tend to go for the bottled Ales on the rare occasions I manage to snag lounge access.Dazzler21 said:
I wish we'd do away with Fosters, at least get Coors or Budweiser or even Stella in!randy andy said:
Very rarely buy food and drink in the ground, but was at the Valley Tuesday night (my son took part in the Junior Members on-pitch training session). Bought a sausage roll, and have to say it was one of the best sausage rolls I've had ever. No need for any caveats like "at a football ground", it was truly fantastic, if a little pricey.Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product
They just need to sort out the dire beer situation. The available draft options were Fosters and John Smiths. At least in the lounges there's a decent selection of bottled beer and well as a greater selected of draft beers/ciders.1 -
Everyone is different. I go to the games for the food and drink . I give the football a miss .LargeAddick said:
but where it really matters, on the pitch, we have been worse than shit. But hey ho the food and drink it the ground has improved.Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product5 -
So the guy that owns us, has been as honest and enthusiastic as possible & actually pumped money into us, along with making big managerial decisions, attends games despite living overseas and is extremely engaging with our fanbase isn’t Charlton? Right-o. What a waste of bandwidth3
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Well, he did buy all the season ticket holders a pint!Mendonca In Asdas said:
Yeah, but what else has he done for us...Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product0 -
I wish we'd do away with Fosters, at least get some beer in!Dazzler21 said:
I wish we'd do away with Fosters, at least get Coors or Budweiser or even Stella in!randy andy said:
Very rarely buy food and drink in the ground, but was at the Valley Tuesday night (my son took part in the Junior Members on-pitch training session). Bought a sausage roll, and have to say it was one of the best sausage rolls I've had ever. No need for any caveats like "at a football ground", it was truly fantastic, if a little pricey.Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product
They just need to sort out the dire beer situation. The available draft options were Fosters and John Smiths. At least in the lounges there's a decent selection of bottled beer and well as a greater selected of draft beers/ciders.
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but we are still 13th in L1 playing crap footballBraziliance said:So the guy that owns us, has been as honest and enthusiastic as possible & actually pumped money into us, along with making big managerial decisions, attends games despite living overseas and is extremely engaging with our fanbase isn’t Charlton? Right-o. What a waste of bandwidth0 -
Certainly need to get better with the Footballing side of things
But its probably a Chicken vs Egg situation for people who attend.
I imagine those who are Charlton fans, care primarily about the Football on offer - Those who dont care about Charlton and dont overly care if Charlton win, will want a good experience at the Valley as a whole.
Improve the Football factor first, and the day trippers may not want to come back if the hospitality is shite.
Impossible to talk for either party though, as we all have our separate reasons
Me for example, I dont care about the hospitality or the standard of Football on offer
I go as its good to see friends, and enjoy a game, its getting to the point these days where a victory just makes the day out that little bit better... If I did care about the latter, I probably wouldnt be supporting Charlton
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All fair but also all things that will be the first to regress/be sold off if we don't get promotion.Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product
The question is whether the genuine improvements behind the scenes are enough to compensate for the stagnation on the pitch.
Ultimately I think it illustrates the Sandgaard paradox - he legitimately is a good businessman but not as good at the actual football stuff.1 -
The problem, if you think it's a problem, is he has done it arse backwards. The easy bit really was sorting it out on the pitch. Last season we started with a great core but we're obviously well short in numbers.Todds_right_hook said:
Look at the mess of a club he inherited. I think TS misunderstood the extent of what was required to both the playing and non playing side of the club.thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.On that basis, he is still in credit with me but there have been a few things that are making me to start to wonder if he is another bad owner! Still too early to judge in my view.
If he had done none of that stuff and we had been promoted no one would have given a flying fig about any of it.
It's all nice to haves while we are in league 1, some of it is a necessity in the medium term but so is getting out of league 1. Treading water is costing him a fortune.1 -
Very true. And I go for the football.lancashire lad said:
but we are still 13th in L1 playing crap footballBraziliance said:So the guy that owns us, has been as honest and enthusiastic as possible & actually pumped money into us, along with making big managerial decisions, attends games despite living overseas and is extremely engaging with our fanbase isn’t Charlton? Right-o. What a waste of bandwidth
Everyone is agreed that last summer’s recruitment was too little too late, although Dobbo, Clair and Lavelle have done well. Big Mac looked a good signing and may look better behind a competent defence.
I thought the January window was good with our two permanent signings. I am confident that our recruitment team is a lot better than last summer and whatever any of us think about JJ, he at least demonstrated that we need a lot more quality players in.
Overall I think we are heading in the right direction as a club.
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If Jackson contract remit was to finish no lower than 8th, then surely he would have know his contract wouldn’t be renewed or that being a possibility and therefore he’d be out of a job.
So maybe he knew Sunday evening and was just being diplomatic?1 -
Using the words of Seriously Red hereRedrobo said:
Very true. And I go for the football.lancashire lad said:
but we are still 13th in L1 playing crap footballBraziliance said:So the guy that owns us, has been as honest and enthusiastic as possible & actually pumped money into us, along with making big managerial decisions, attends games despite living overseas and is extremely engaging with our fanbase isn’t Charlton? Right-o. What a waste of bandwidth
Everyone is agreed that last summer’s recruitment was too little too late, although Dobbo, Clair and Lavelle have done well. Big Mac looked a good signing and may look better behind a competent defence.
I thought the January window was good with our two permanent signings. I am confident that our recruitment team is a lot better than last summer and whatever any of us think about JJ, he at least demonstrated that we need a lot more quality players in.
Overall I think we are heading in the right direction as a club.
Let’s see where we are next May0 -
Only TS and JJ know what conversations were held during the season and what expectations were.It’s impossible fir us to know if the sacking was handled well in the circumstances given it’s never an easy thing for either party.0
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By all means, but I have said that I expect to spend two seasons more in this shit league.shirty5 said:
Using the words of Seriously Red hereRedrobo said:
Very true. And I go for the football.lancashire lad said:
but we are still 13th in L1 playing crap footballBraziliance said:So the guy that owns us, has been as honest and enthusiastic as possible & actually pumped money into us, along with making big managerial decisions, attends games despite living overseas and is extremely engaging with our fanbase isn’t Charlton? Right-o. What a waste of bandwidth
Everyone is agreed that last summer’s recruitment was too little too late, although Dobbo, Clair and Lavelle have done well. Big Mac looked a good signing and may look better behind a competent defence.
I thought the January window was good with our two permanent signings. I am confident that our recruitment team is a lot better than last summer and whatever any of us think about JJ, he at least demonstrated that we need a lot more quality players in.
Overall I think we are heading in the right direction as a club.
Let’s see where we are next May1 -
Training ground is really not improving. Apparently the gym is a disgraceRedrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product0 -
Let's see where we are in a fortnight or so and see if the immediate search to replace JJ has drawn to its conclusion. We've not even got Mrs Luzon to give us a clue on this one.2
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In the short term we have swapped the academy and first team buildings. I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't ideal, but we've done it as part of the approach to Cat1Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
Training ground is really not improving. Apparently the gym is a disgraceRedrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product
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he's going to build an aquaduct at Sparrows Lane!Mendonca In Asdas said:
Yeah, but what else has he done for us...Redrobo said:thenewbie said:
Based on what? I concede that there are some mitigating factors but at the very best we've trod water - three managers and several million pounds later there's been no actual progress on the pitch and the club is still losing money.Redrobo said:
Fortunately he does care and is running the Club very well which is why the vast majority of fans are behind him.MuttleyCAFC said:He owns the club but if he wants the majority of fans onboard he has to run it properly. If he doesn't care and just wants to do it his way, he is going to fail which will threaten the future of the club.
The future looks good.Off the top of my head:-Training ground improving and on track for Cat1
Improved medical team and equipment
More coaches
More long term contracts reducing the churn every season
More contracts for the youth players protecting our future
Better fan engagement
Better food and drink at the ground
Better recruitment team and diagnostics
Commitment to increase attendance at games
Season tickets remaining at same cost
Full time ladies team
Charlton TV - a fantastic professional product1 -
And he's literally put in a new recruitment process in place to improve upon that, has spent the 3rd highest budget in the league, and has sacked the manager who was playing dire football. What more do you want from him?lancashire lad said:
but we are still 13th in L1 playing crap footballBraziliance said:So the guy that owns us, has been as honest and enthusiastic as possible & actually pumped money into us, along with making big managerial decisions, attends games despite living overseas and is extremely engaging with our fanbase isn’t Charlton? Right-o. What a waste of bandwidth7 -
If he has put his own recruitment process in and is spending so much - and it’s still not working…. That isn’t a positive! It means it’s not working!balham red said:
And he's literally put in a new recruitment process in place to improve upon that, has spent the 3rd highest budget in the league, and has sacked the manager who was playing dire football. What more do you want from him?lancashire lad said:
but we are still 13th in L1 playing crap footballBraziliance said:So the guy that owns us, has been as honest and enthusiastic as possible & actually pumped money into us, along with making big managerial decisions, attends games despite living overseas and is extremely engaging with our fanbase isn’t Charlton? Right-o. What a waste of bandwidth7
