Chris H

kjgood · Feb 29, 2016

Just listened to his interview after the game, he talks absolute sense in a calm professional manner obviously with a depth of knowledge and humility. What a really nice change to have a manager who isn't just out for himself.

cmonbarrybringonwoody! · Feb 29, 2016

Got a bit of a man crush tbh

5mins-from-amex · Feb 29, 2016

The bloke just oozes class.

Doc Lynam · Feb 29, 2016

Good manager and when he's a touch braver with his tactics the team tend to pay him back; good times.

CaptainDaveUK · Feb 29, 2016

Especially compared to the guy in the other dugout tonight.

Farehamseagull · Feb 29, 2016

He is just a top, top man and manager. He has managed this season brilliantly.

When I look at some of the other managers in this league including tonights opposition, it makes me realise again just how lucky we are to have him.

Hugo Rune · Feb 29, 2016

5mins-from-amex said:
The bloke just oozes class.

'Class' is the no.1 adjective to use when describing if CH. Being loved by those you manage is certainly a great skill.

BUTTERBALL · Feb 29, 2016

Pragmatic, realistic, quietly ambitious, modest and the players all respect him to a man even the ones not playing regularly. A class act and great man manager.

Ernest · Feb 29, 2016

He is the complete opposite to Poyet, it's a shame we waited so long to give him the job

NooBHA · Feb 29, 2016

Ernest said:
He is the complete opposite to Poyet, it's a shame we waited so long to give him the job

**** me.......................the other week according to you Ernest he was a Dullard. I think he had just about won you over before Xmas. The we got all the injuries and lost a few games and you went back to your ''Default'' of Dullard. Now he is back in your ''good books''

Will the real Ernest make himself known ?

Blue Valkyrie · Feb 29, 2016

NooBHA said:
**** me.......................the other week according to you Ernest he was a Dullard. I think he had just about won you over before Xmas. The we got all the injuries and lost a few games and you went back to your ''Default'' of Dullard. Now he is back in your ''good books''

Will the real Ernest make himself known ?

Enrest has a SPILT personality :lolol:

jimhigham · Feb 29, 2016

I want Hughton to be with us for the very long term. If we go up and struggle and end up coming down I would like to see us stick with him a la Dyche at Burnley. The remarkable job he has done in turning us around in a single season shows that he is massively capable and we need to have the courage to build a long term plan around him.

The great thing is that I find it hard to imagine him being poached by a Premier League club, as he has already had a couple of turns at that. Provided his relationship with the club remains rosy I really do hope he could be with us for a long, long time.

NooBHA · Feb 29, 2016

BUTTERBALL said:
Pragmatic, realistic, quietly ambitious, modest and the players all respect him to a man even the ones not playing regularly. A class act and great man manager.

That bit describes him the best. ''Modest'' doesn't He is an absolute Gent

portslade seagull · Feb 29, 2016

CH is now getting the best out of the players which bodes very well for the run in

Guinness Boy · Feb 29, 2016

Thought we were lucky to get him as manager when he was appointed and have never really wavered off that. I'd be interested what Bridcutt thought of us today. On the one hand the team he quarterbacked with Poyet in charge took the piss out of Blackpool, Palace and Wolves at home in a few short weeks and still probably should have gone up. On the other I can't help thinking we are more professional, flexible and pragmatic under Hughton but we've still had back to back 4-0 wins. I think the club's in much better shape now.

Deleted member 2719 · Feb 29, 2016

Doc Lynam said:
Good manager and when he's a touch braver with his tactics the team tend to pay him back; good times.

This is exactly as I see him, he can be a winner, so stay positive CH and we may just take a automatic place.

JonnyComeEarly · Feb 29, 2016

I like him. Can we please keep him. For another 30yrs plus

Mutts Nuts · Mar 1, 2016

Doc Lynam said:
Good manager and when he's a touch braver with his tactics the team tend to pay him back; good times.

Unfortunately as proved by the scum and Stains if we do get promoted which is still a big if and we wish to stay in the PL ,Chris will be the first member of the Albion team that has to be replaced. Tony will have to be ruthless should we achieve promotion

NooBHA · Mar 1, 2016

Mutts Nuts said:
Unfortunately as proved by the scum and Stains if we do get promoted which is still a big if and we wish to stay in the PL ,Chris will be the first member of the Albion team that has to be replaced

The Cook up at Norwich thought similarly. Even though they were 5 points clear of the bottom 3 with only 5 games to go and because they had a tough run in they sacked him. Maybe if they would have held their nerve they would be an established Premiership side by now.

The previous year he took Norwich to 12th and was 12th in the table when sacked by Newcastle so you really don't have any valid justification for your statement. He has never been relegated from the Premiership.

spence · Mar 1, 2016

Mouldy Boots said:
This is exactly as I see him, he can be a winner, so stay positive CH and we may just take a automatic place.

That's funny because you never wanted him. Changed your tune again i see?

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