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Originally posted by nead1
I agree with you; however, I sense that DF will be incredibly hard to replace as his influence stems to every corner of CPFC - recruitment, contracts, managerial appointments etc. He also seems to have a very good and trusted relationship with the owners who respect his judgement and track record. I would guess he wants to stay to see the team and taken the has helped to build come to fruition
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Manchester to Newcastle remains a distance of nearly 150 miles, so in the grand scheme of things, a move to Newcastle will not fully resolve this issue. Originally posted by The Dolphin
He was at the game last night and seemed very happy and comfortable. Edited by highbury eagle (07 May 2024 12.08pm)
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who was crystal palaces sporting director before freedman?
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
Doogie should know full well more than most that the grass is not always greener on the other side, he can't have forgotten Bolton, though Man U or toon wud have money unlike Bolton. incredibly Man U may not have much money for transfers, their losses are £100m so only £5m more in losses allowed under FFP Here is the bbc article - [Link] Shows the industrial scale of bad transfer fees and wages they have paid considering their absolutely vast income So maybe that is why they think they need some more astute cheaper signings by someone like Freedman? The problem with that is that the Championship talent who step up do tend to need some time to find their way in a less pressurised environment. So it can be the second year where they really kick on. Wharton has done extremely well as it only took to his second game to start looking the part. Carrying the burden of delivering on Man U fans perception of their divine right to win everything always is a tough one.
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Originally posted by mileend
incredibly Man U may not have much money for transfers, their losses are £100m so only £5m more in losses allowed under FFP Here is the bbc article - [Link] Shows the industrial scale of bad transfer fees and wages they have paid considering their absolutely vast income So maybe that is why they think they need some more astute cheaper signings by someone like Freedman? The problem with that is that the Championship talent who step up do tend to need some time to find their way in a less pressurised environment. So it can be the second year where they really kick on. Wharton has done extremely well as it only took to his second game to start looking the part. Carrying the burden of delivering on Man U fans perception of their divine right to win everything always is a tough one. 24 years ago United withdraw from the FA cup because it wasn't a big enough competition for the club. In a couple of weeks time their supporters will be praying to win the same competition.
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Freeman likely to stay after all:
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Lets hope so. Then you get this [Link] saying Glasner should do the job as well. Who are these people, never heard of them till this season. They do seem to be a template across all prem clubs tho.
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Originally posted by silvertop
Front runner according to another article. This could be very bad. Unless... ...he has left in place a successor and established network who will simply carry on where he left off. In addition to bringing in a hefty compo package. Money no object apparently. He will now be fishing from a different pond so unlikely to run up against us as competition. would be handy if someone could photocopy his little black book or emerging talent before he goes
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Originally posted by Frickin Saweet
would be handy if someone could photocopy his little black book or emerging talent before he goes Without sounding like I don't rate him, you could just watch the weekly championship highlights
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Originally posted by MrRobbo
Without sounding like I don't rate him, you could just watch the weekly championship highlights Yes Munoz was great at Blackburn
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Originally posted by Frickin Saweet
would be handy if someone could photocopy his little black book or emerging talent before he goes That info is owned by the club.
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Originally posted by silvertop
That info is owned by the club. I bet it's not . . .
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Originally posted by Jacey
Freeman likely to stay after all:
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