Nathan and Oscar

Hornblower

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Jul 7, 2003

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• Jan 11, 2014

• #1

I really like the way that they both stand on the touch line for the whole game. They discuss the game and Nathan takes notes. No histrionics, no petulance, no throwing the arms in the air just a no-nonsense dignified and professional aproach to the job, nice.

 

BUTTERBALL

East Stand Brighton Boyz

Jul 31, 2003

10,255

location location

• Jan 11, 2014

• #2

Seem to be a very well balanced team.

 

Albion Robster

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Jul 21, 2003

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North West

• Jan 11, 2014

• #3

Very different to the previous regime.
Poyet - Tantrums. Gesturing to the crowd when he doesn't get the referees decision.
Tarricco - Sitting in the dugout sulking in his snood.

Very refreshing and positive regime on the touchline.

 

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GingerBeerMan

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Dec 29, 2011

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• Jan 11, 2014

• #4

Albion Robster said:

Very different to the previous regime.
Poyet - Tantrums. Gesturing to the crowd when he doesn't get the referees decision.
Tarricco - Sitting in the dugout sulking in his snood.

Very refreshing and positive regime on the touchline.

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What did Tanno actually do?

 

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Jim D

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Jul 23, 2003

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Worthing

• Jan 11, 2014

• #5

This is the comment following a win. Just wait until we lose then it will be 'they just stand on the touchline for the whole game. They discuss the game and Nathan takes notes, No histrionics, no petulance, no throwing the arms in the air - WHY DIDN'T THEY SPOT WHAT THE PROBLEM WAS AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT?'

We've been here before.

 

Hornblower

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Jul 7, 2003

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• Jan 11, 2014

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• #6

Jim D said:

This is the comment following a win. Just wait until we lose then it will be 'they just stand on the touchline for the whole game. They discuss the game and Nathan takes notes, No histrionics, no petulance, no throwing the arms in the air - WHY DIDN'T THEY SPOT WHAT THE PROBLEM WAS AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT?'

We've been here before.

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Good point, but it won't be me saying that.

 

Jim Van Winkle

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Jul 14, 2010

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Hawaii

• Jan 11, 2014

• #7

GingerBeerMan said:

What did Tanno actually do?

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I tell ya that man could cut a mean orange. Oh! and you should have seen him with a magic sponge.

 

champion7

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Feb 12, 2007

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Benfield Heights

• Jan 11, 2014

• #8

GingerBeerMan said:

What did Tanno actually do?

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He drove Gus to Lancing for DS games and when Gus wanted leave Tanno had to leave as well.

 

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Lifelong Supporter

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Burgess Hill

• Jan 11, 2014

• #9

I agree that they compliment each other very well. Both appear to have meaningful input. We are not a one man show now. Oscar delegates but he is clearly the boss. He does not have an ego to massage.

 

skipper734

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Aug 9, 2008

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Curdridge

• Jan 11, 2014

• #10

GingerBeerMan said:

What did Tanno actually do?

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Presumably he was the defensive coach. He had it sorted pretty quickly so didn't have to do much. either that or the Long Padded Coat insulation properties tester, seat comfort whilst laying horizontal tester. ( Note the seats were changed for Recaro seats in the summer, so his input must have worked. Incidentally, the black doesn't look as good as the blue and white did.) He was also responsible for writing the shopping list, or whatever coaches write in their notebooks. Gus couldn't because he had to do too much arm waving, and Charlie found it difficult. That's probably it!