Should we be worried about Richie?

Regarding RW as the saying goes you show me a good loser and I'll show you a loser.I love his passion his little digs at people keep em coming Richie

Dohnut, you make some good points, but I feel you are trying to analyse RW against your business background. You can't, the two don't interact or work in the same way.

Would RW get away with his "behaviour" in the work place? No he wouldn't.

Look at Sir Alex, Mourinho, Conte, Klopp, and on and on I could go. RW shows the same emotions as they did or do, he is a winner like they are. Were all their teams beset by bad behaviour? Loads of suspensions etc? We've had one suspension this year so we are not in your words losing control of ourselves. We are professional in our approach and yes we do under the current laws and enforcement probably push it to its limits, nothing wrong in that.

RW has the opportunity to be crowed the greatest manager we've ever had. I know he will take us to the championship, I believe he will keep us in there, maybe against the skin of our teeth, but survive we will.

What defines him from what we see? Passion, energy, commitment, dedication, preparation and a few more coukd be added. Do I want him to change? No way, not now not ever, it's what makes him special, what defines him faults and all.

We have a winner running the football side of the club, let's encourage him to push us onwards, upwards and forwards as we are watching something very special happening before our very eyes.

Enjoy it whilst you can cos you never know what you'll end up with, we know what we have now and it's bloody brilliant.

To me, Richie is the greatest manager this club has EVER had. One day he'll be gone, and then it will gradually dawn on some people just what we had, and how bloody good he was.
For now, while he's here, for me, he can do no wrong.
What he's forgotten about football, most others have still to learn.
Yesterday's red card was harsh beyond words.
It's always annoyed me, that an incomplete ref, can do something like this, and boy was that ref incompetent.
Richie gets so into it, he can't think.
I love Richie, and he can do anything and I'll never complain.
After years and years of mediocre managers, over many years, I'm so happy to have Richie here

I treat posters like adults.  I give people credit for intelligence.  I don’t talk down to people.  I read the opinion of others and think about their views.  My style maybe business-like but after 30 years as a senior manager in large corporate organisations that’s hard to change, for that I apologise.  Importantly I acknowledge the good points made by others.  I’m happy to learn. I welcome the opinions of others, I thirst for knowledge. I love the opinions from those with experience . One of very few willing to accept I get things wrong.  But, and it’s a big but, I will argue my corner. I Stand up for what I believe to be correct. I have the balls to argue my case. And my experience in man management far exceeds that of the current Orient coaches outside the owners.  So give me credit too. I’ve been round the block and back. Got the scars.  

If that irritates you there is nothing I can do about that. You either close your mind due to prejudice or open it to the big wide world.  

Grates doesn’t it.  Don’t change the facts.  Last company had a turnover of $15 billion and my personal budget ran into many millions. Decisions that affected the lives of hundreds. More indirectly. Involved in contracts worth £30 million pa. You think I should apologise?  Why should I.  Worked my b******* off to achieve after leaving school with two O’levels and not ashamed to say I’m f***ing proud of what this east end kid achieved after starting life in a prefab.

I have learned one thing in all this.  The value of listening.  The realisation that people can come up with ideas that are great, not the sole domain of the board. An open mind is a wonderful thing. Respect for people is a wonderful thing.  Don't ignore people because you wound not choose them as friends.  I’ve experienced the rough streets of Stepney and the comfort of a well furnished office.  

RW has a successful history in an industry that is exceptionally hard to be successful. I think he will reflect and decide if his pitch side manner of attracting red cards is appropriate in the bigger picture of lofc and his career reputation.
The problem of the inferior quality of referees is now common to read on other clubs match reports .
This is a result business which needs consistent quality in the match officials.
Unfortunately in this Oxford match I saw on line many wrong referee and lineman’s mistakes which I assume was a prelude to RW action. Goal kicks that were corners and vica versa did not help matters

I hope he continues his wonderful career as a manager hopefully at lofc for some years.

I do 'get' the "lead by example" nature of that view and agree it has merit. To balance that, l'd quote examples like Don Revie, a mild mannered old school gent who single handedly wiped away any Corinthian legacy in UK football (partly) via the thuggery his Leeds team employed.

Alex Higgins couldn't control his emotions and was forever in trouble. He was a genius but l doubt a single snooker fan was sufficiently influenced to emulate his chaotic lifestyle.

That said, simulation and feigning injury is now embedded in the game and l suggest that came from the clubs and the telly.

I think it's a draw 😁

As for RW, l like him just as he is, he'll get tamed in time but l hope it will not be at the expense of his success.

Don Revie is a good example, I’m sure there are others.  Roy Hodgson perhaps another.  Not too sure of the Alex Higgins one, not a leader in a team sport. But I take the point. What the Pros do today the kids do tomorrow, like the taking off of shirts. People can often influence the actions of others, particularly youngsters, all the more reason why those in positions of authority need to take care.

In fairness Fisch, I would say the Leeds Utd of the Revie era also had some extremely good players in it who played some bloody good football.