Justice
Dangerous Idiot
That was my comment when everyone was piling into Weiffer, no one gave him a better options and why were so many bombing forward anyway at that late stage of the game.
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[Football] Chris Hughton new Ghana manager
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nicko31
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One of footballs top blokes and a nice guy with it, maybe too nice
AmexRuislip
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Didn’t see this yesterday but great to see.
- Sep 4, 2023
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Great to see.
He was also at our game at Brentford as I walked past him outside the stadium shortly before kick off.
He was also at our game at Brentford as I walked past him outside the stadium shortly before kick off.
Surely at some point Chris should be made guest of honour for a game, and if we have anything about ourselves he should be given a standing ovation with everyone in the stadium.
Mancgull
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What a lovely video. Great to see the reactions of all of them.
100% this
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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Giving this comment a like just didn't seem enough.
Fabulous idea. We should do it like we did with Pascal. There would be a similar reaction.
papachris
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You can see the genuine affection that the old players have for him.
Will always be grateful he stopped us dropping down to league one. Got us promoted to the Premier League with an incredible brand of Championship football. Then knew what was needed, even if it was dour, to keep us up crucially in that first season.
Thank you Chris
Will always be grateful he stopped us dropping down to league one. Got us promoted to the Premier League with an incredible brand of Championship football. Then knew what was needed, even if it was dour, to keep us up crucially in that first season.
Thank you Chris
Cheggers
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Legend. The way he got us promoted, spanking Norwich etc. still makes me smile. Don't really care that we didn't go up as champions (well, a little). The mission was already accomplished. Thank you Chris.
AZ Gull
@SeagullsAcademy @seagullsacademy.bsky.social
Do we know that hasn't been offered to him? Maybe it has and he turned it down.
True.
Spot on.
We talk about Potter, RdZ and FH, and their wonderful achievements, whilst (successfully) attempting to play expansive, exciting football, but none of this would be possible without those first two seasons, and like it or hate it that crucial point at Wolves….
Needs must, no problem for me…..
I also then enjoyed the 4-0 demolition of Utd under GP
The Arsenal 3-0 under RdZ
The Liverpool 3-2 under FH…..
……….. blimey, I hope we keep Mitoma!
(Random I know)
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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There was a guy in here who used to work with Chris (can't remember his username) who might be able to shed some light on that...
Edit: @NooBHA
The parting of ways for each was substantially different, I wouldn’t be too surprised if there was still a little bit of ill will. But then again CH is probably too much of a nice guy to hold a grudge.
That being said, the second half of his final season was a painful watch indeed…
I'll tell you what a painful watch is but this message board is better without it.
Apparently not…
This. I couldn't stand the way we played, but in hindsight, with the experiences of so many promoted clubs who have gone straight back down, I think you may be correct with this assessment. That said, the second season in the PL was beyond dour, and if we had kept playing like that, I would have preferred we were back in the Championship, but his tactics did keep us up. I am trying to think back to what improvements potarse had in his squad that allowed him more expansive football?