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[Albion] Gut feeling - RDZ staying or going after this season?

Gut feeling - RDZ staying or going


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Littlemo

Well-known member
Aug 25, 2022
1,225
The 'worked out' thing is laughable. One thing I've really noticed in this country in the last few years is that people here don't really place any value on people learning things. It's always 'xxx isn't good enough, replace him with xxx' rather than thinking that now xxx has been through this experienced and learnt lessons, he will be much more valuable moving forward. It's like when people used to get angry when Potter said he'd take the positives and learn from something, as if that was somehow a negative. I find it really odd.

I totally agree. I saw an interview with David Moyes a while back where he talked about this. That he was known for his management skills as they were at the time he was at Man United, and people still thought of him as that guy rather than one who’d learnt from his time in Spain and elsewhere. That even when those jobs didn’t go well, he’d learnt things and was now bringing that learning into his work at West Ham.

Whatever you think of his style, it’s hard to argue that he hasn’t done a good job given they were perennial relegation battlers and now are a side that’s comfortably battling for European positions each year, and won a cup!
 




Greg Bobkin

Silver Seagull
May 22, 2012
14,863
Voted stay, but I'm sticking to my theory that he's next in line to replace Pep. Could be the end of this season but, more likely, the end of 25/26.
 


Stat Brother

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Jul 11, 2003
73,792
West west west Sussex
Voted stay, but I'm sticking to my theory that he's next in line to replace Pep. Could be the end of this season but, more likely, the end of 25/26.
One of 2 things have to happen first.

RDZ will have to improve 1000%
or
City found guilty on all charges.


Neither seem particularly likely.
 


Hamilton

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NSC Patron
Jul 7, 2003
12,487
Brighton
I think that's down to Tony Bloom.

I don't believe a club of the calibre that RDZ wants will step in.

And when I say, down to TB, I don't mean whether TB will splash the cash, I mean whether TB feels there is a meeting of minds.
 


Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
50,207
Goldstone
I kind of hope he's going.

I've rapidly gone from 100%, all in, #TeamRoberto.
To 'enough now' 'thanks for the memories'.

I can't quite put my finger on why I've had such an out of character turn around, but I'm kind of done with Roberto now.
Yeah, what we really want is to still be a bit shit even when we've got all our players back. Then we can be happy.
 






Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
I'm not that bothered whether he goes or stays.

What I am bothered about is.....who comes in after him...? Much more important.
I'd quite like De Rossi seeing what he has achieved at Roma.

I haven't voted because I don't have a clue whether he wants to stay or not.
 
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Garry Nelson's Left Foot

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
13,127
tokyo
Unfortunate that virtually the entire first team medical / physio set up and the club doctor decided to seek new opportunities mid-season on one day last autumn.
What am i missing about this post?

We changed club doctor/medical staff mid season? They quit? Were sacked?

Or am I being whooshed?
 






hans kraay fan club

The voice of reason.
Helpful Moderator
Mar 16, 2005
61,366
Chandlers Ford
Less bothered than I thought I'd be. Whatever will be, will be (we're not going to Wemberly -because rdz played Steele at Wolves...)

Voted Stay - but its completely in the balance. I actually think he might well start next season here, but not FINISH it.
 


Yes, he'll stay, I think the club will give him a decent transfer fund too, given what we've learnt this season
 










jcdenton08

Enemy of the People
NSC Patron
Oct 17, 2008
10,713
My gut says he is going purely on the basis that a number of very high profile jobs are coming up at the end of the season. I think he’ll want to leave while his stock is highest (understandably) and I won’t begrudge him moving on in the close season. We’ll also get a little bit of money for his remaining year of contract and he’d go with my heartfelt thanks and best wishes.

That said, if none of the bigger clubs want to take a chance on him, he’ll stay, regardless of our transfer business. I don’t think he’ll pull a Gus.

Example scenario: we invest big in the summer, then Liverpool or Barcelona or Real Madrid approach for him. He’s going regardless of what we spend/“ambition shown” - it’s just common sense and anyone would do the same.
 


Loadicus Trux

Active member
Jan 12, 2012
186
I kind of hope he's going.

I've rapidly gone from 100%, all in, #TeamRoberto.
To 'enough now' 'thanks for the memories'.

I can't quite put my finger on why I've had such an out of character turn around, but I'm kind of done with Roberto now.
It could be something to do with the shed load of Sunday league goals we give away. Just a thought.
 




Stat Brother

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Jul 11, 2003
73,792
West west west Sussex
It could be something to do with the shed load of Sunday league goals we give away. Just a thought.
I'm a Brighton fan - I can cope with shed load of Sunday league goals.
I think it's the lack of ownership of said goals is one of my issues.
 


Farehamseagull

Solly March Fan Club
Nov 22, 2007
14,016
Sarisbury Green, Southampton
I'm a Brighton fan - I can cope with shed load of Sunday league goals.
I think it's the lack of ownership of said goals is one of my issues.
Or the passing of buck on ownership of said issues.

You don’t dare question Tony in public as far as I’m concerned, that was enough for me. People can criticise Potter for different things but in all his time here, he didn’t once voice any criticism of Tony, Barber or the club in public.
 


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