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Post by tommydark on Aug 8, 2024 20:45:05 GMT
Intriguing crossroads for him this season.orient clearly won't offer him a new deal.
So its in his best interests to get fit and on form to get attention elsewhere.
Leagues lower than us won't pay his current wages.or its a job outside football worse case
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Post by dennisrofe on Aug 8, 2024 21:58:26 GMT
Intriguing crossroads for him this season.orient clearly won't offer him a new deal. So its in his best interests to get fit and on form to get attention elsewhere. Leagues lower than us won't pay his current wages.or its a job outside football worse case If he does go from Os, pretty sure some club will take him on at lower wages than what I guess he gets at the moment. Other than him getting a job involved with the Church, I don't suppose he has a trade or other skills to fall back to help him getting a job outside of playing football. |
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Post by kbola on Aug 9, 2024 4:44:42 GMT
I think he will become an astronaut or an ice cream
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Post by redintheface on Aug 9, 2024 6:11:05 GMT
Even if GM gets “ fit and on form” my sense is that his opportunities at the club will now be restricted. Once RW has made up his mind that your face doesn’t fit there doesn’t seem to be a way back.
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Post by eca on Aug 9, 2024 7:23:40 GMT
Even if GM gets “ fit and on form” my sense is that his opportunities at the club will now be restricted. Once RW has made up his mind that your face doesn’t fit there doesn’t seem to be a way back. I am sure RW was faced with inflexible managers when he was playing. If RW is as intelligent as NT has remarked in more than one occasion- RW will be flexible in his attitude that is the true mark of intelligence. However there may be tactical reasons why GM skillset is not compatible. That would be a shame because if you go back to when we were promoted RW clearly said in one interview that GM would do better in league 1. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 9, 2024 8:58:57 GMT
Why would a job outside football be the worst case scenario? And why do we assume the only other thing he could do is work for the church? Is that where all Christians work?
Every footballer has to start looking for another job at some point in their 30s. I see no reason why he'd be worse off than most. The geezer's been making 100-220k a year for about a decade. He'll be fine.
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Post by redintheface on Aug 9, 2024 9:05:38 GMT
Even if GM gets “ fit and on form” my sense is that his opportunities at the club will now be restricted. Once RW has made up his mind that your face doesn’t fit there doesn’t seem to be a way back. I am sure RW was faced with inflexible managers when he was playing. If RW is as intelligent as NT has remarked in more than one occasion- RW will be flexible in his attitude that is the true mark of intelligence. However there may be tactical reasons why GM skillset is not compatible. That would be a shame because if you go back to when we were promoted RW clearly said in one interview that GM would do better in league 1. Very little to do with RW being “ inflexible” and more about the standards he sets not being met. |
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Post by tommydark on Aug 9, 2024 9:12:54 GMT
GM's had ten years of plenty.
That artical from a Hull newspaper posted here recently mentioned he wasn't angry not getting in their team.
Why should he,he's getting his money anyway.
Just hope George has invested some..like Gregg's Plc
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Post by eca on Aug 9, 2024 10:41:58 GMT
I am sure RW was faced with inflexible managers when he was playing. If RW is as intelligent as NT has remarked in more than one occasion- RW will be flexible in his attitude that is the true mark of intelligence. However there may be tactical reasons why GM skillset is not compatible. That would be a shame because if you go back to when we were promoted RW clearly said in one interview that GM would do better in league 1. Very little to do with RW being “ inflexible” and more about the standards he sets not being met. “Inflexible” in decision making - ie in reversing to the inclusion of GM, should GM reach the appropriate standard using RW comments a season ago. |
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Post by redintheface on Aug 9, 2024 10:49:11 GMT
Very little to do with RW being “ inflexible” and more about the standards he sets not being met. “Inflexible” in decision making - ie in reversing to the inclusion of GM, should GM reach the appropriate standard using RW comments a season ago. Sorry, but I don’t quite get the point you are trying to make. |
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Post by eca on Aug 9, 2024 11:31:46 GMT
“Inflexible” in decision making - ie in reversing to the inclusion of GM, should GM reach the appropriate standard using RW comments a season ago. Sorry, but I don’t quite get the point you are trying to make. I was initially commenting on the person that made the original quote I then re phrased my comment to cover your point What I am trying to say is ; If a manager can demonstrate flexibility of their intelligence by considering reversing their original decision it would demonstrate an enhanced management abilty. Obviously in this case GM has to meet the managers criteria for selection. That will include a range of attributes and team tactics. It would be a shame based on RW previous comments on GM ability if selection was not achieved even if he met now the managers attributes to gain selection but was then not selected. |
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Post by redintheface on Aug 9, 2024 13:29:19 GMT
Thanks. I see what you are getting at now. I guess a lot comes down to interpretation of RW’s actions, on which there appears to be two schools of thought. (1) He is decisive and makes conclusive decisions both quickly and effectively or (2) He can be stubborn and having made a decision he is unwilling to compromise or make change. Take your pick as Michael Miles used to say!😀👍
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Post by eca on Aug 9, 2024 13:44:10 GMT
Thanks. I see what you are getting at now. I guess a lot comes down to interpretation of RW’s actions, on which there appears to be two schools of thought. (1) He is decisive and makes conclusive decisions both quickly and effectively or (2) He can be stubborn and having made a decision he is unwilling to compromise or make change. Take your pick as Michael Miles used to say!😀👍 Box 13 Monica please |
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Post by mujtahido on Aug 9, 2024 13:47:54 GMT
Completely up to moncur as to how his future unfolds.Towards the end of last season away against barnsley he wax excellent and would be a starter in the team he was dynamic and fit and made our goal by destroying barnsley.However i feel we may have seen the last of him hope I'm wrong though
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Post by redintheface on Aug 9, 2024 14:06:30 GMT
Thanks. I see what you are getting at now. I guess a lot comes down to interpretation of RW’s actions, on which there appears to be two schools of thought. (1) He is decisive and makes conclusive decisions both quickly and effectively or (2) He can be stubborn and having made a decision he is unwilling to compromise or make change. Take your pick as Michael Miles used to say!😀👍 Box 13 Monica please You didn’t say yes there did you?😆 |
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Post by dohnut on Aug 9, 2024 14:18:00 GMT
Completely up to moncur as to how his future unfolds.Towards the end of last season away against barnsley he wax excellent and would be a starter in the team he was dynamic and fit and made our goal by destroying barnsley.However i feel we may have seen the last of him hope I'm wrong though Personally I hope he gets match fit and rediscovers his appetite for the game. If so we have a really talented player. We need him, our squad is not that deep that we can afford passengers. RW is a good motivator. |
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Post by eca on Aug 9, 2024 14:21:32 GMT
You didn’t say yes there did you?😆 I cannot remember exactly But it was a good show All I know is Michael M died a while back And the little woman compared with Michael as he looked tall to me ( kid then. )had dark hair an a east London accent Correction I just watched a you tube clip Monica was the little woman on the other show with Hughie Green - I think my memory is going just waiting for the gong and I be six foot under I guess |
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Post by Fisch on Aug 9, 2024 14:35:38 GMT
Monica's dad was a shunter at Ruislip depot (Central line) in the 60s & 70s. He took a fair amount of ribbing from the crew about the Hughie Green thing ... "I mean that most sincerely folks, I really do".
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Post by mrb on Aug 9, 2024 15:10:30 GMT
Come on George prove us all wrong!!
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Post by billk53 on Aug 9, 2024 16:21:16 GMT
Monica's dad was a shunter at Ruislip depot (Central line) in the 60s & 70s. He took a fair amount of ribbing from the crew about the Hughie Green thing ... "I mean that most sincerely folks, I really do". Poor lass took her own life days before her 46th birthday |
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