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 nead1  07 May 24 10.38am |
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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.
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| PJEagle London 07 May 24 11.11am |
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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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| PJEagle London 07 May 24 11.12am |
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| highbury eagle Islington 07 May 24 12.07pm |
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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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| Canterbury Palace Whitstable 08 May 24 4.27pm |
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Telegraph reporting that he is the 'marginal frontrunner' for the Newcastle job and 'interviewed well'. Makes me wonder exactly how we're putting together a plan for the summer transfer window if our sporting director is trying to get a different job.
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold... |
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| DANGERCLOSE london 08 May 24 4.32pm |
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who was crystal palaces sporting director before freedman?
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pssguy  08 May 24 4.32pm |
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Anyone know what length of contract he is on? Presumably we could do a Newcastle and put him on gardening leave like they have with Ashworth. Of course, the latter might be getting cold feet about joining United now and decide he would rather join Palace
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| ex hibitionist Hastings 08 May 24 4.39pm |
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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.
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| mileend East London 08 May 24 4.58pm |
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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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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 08 May 24 5.43pm |
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Man has job. May want another one. Nothing to see and no loyalty due from him beyond his contractual obligations to us. Especially to all those fans who thought he was a donkey. All that matters is that we have someone better lined up.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 08 May 24 6.07pm |
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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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| DANGERCLOSE london 08 May 24 6.17pm |
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