Good Luck To Chris Hughton ???

[Destroyer]

I cant remember anyone doing a good luck thread for Chris when he decided to join the Keegan revolution at St James Park ?? Is it me or does nobody wish him 'Good Luck' ?? Or is it the fact nobody want him to be lucky as it means Newcastle will have to be successfull ??

 

[Makkaveli101]

This is true. He was a good and long servant to the club!!! A bit late, but good luck Chris!! Thanks for your years of service!!!

 

[AngerManagement]

But then by wishing him good luck you inturn wish Newcastle good luck and they are one of the teams that annoy me most

So that being said I hope he does well and gets praised for his efforts but ultimatiely NEwcastle stay in the lower half of the table for the years to come

 

[Yid-ol]

i hope he does well, but i dont want newcastle doing well....

 

[beals]

I thought there was a thread on this? Maybe not, well good luck Chris, do you think he's be responsible for the Geordies current run of form? He surely knew how to out do us anyway...

 

[Makkaveli101]

But then by wishing him good luck you inturn wish Newcastle good luck and they are one of the teams that annoy me most

So that being said I hope he does well and gets praised for his efforts but ultimatiely NEwcastle stay in the lower half of the table for the years to come

Agreed.

 

[Destroyer]

Maybe the reason for Newcastles survival is solely down to Chris's expertise ?? Put it like this, we never got relegated when he was here either ?? & he was highly respected in the dressing room by many players thru the years.

 

[Bill_Oddie]

I had a letter posted on F365 a couple of weeks back suggesting that Newcastle's resurgence had in fact had nothing to do with Keegan (they were shite under him for weeks) but happened within 2 weeks of Chrissy H's appointment.

I don't think that's coincidence. And I also think they would have been in deep, deep shit if he hadn't have gone there.

 

[worcestersauce]

I had a letter posted on F365 a couple of weeks back suggesting that Newcastle's resurgence had in fact had nothing to do with Keegan (they were shite under him for weeks) but happened within 2 weeks of Chrissy H's appointment.

I don't think that's coincidence. And I also think they would have been in deep, deep shit if he hadn't have gone there.

So it's all his fault we've got to put up with Keegan in the EPL for another few years.

 

[drjimmy]

He was a very fine servsnt to this club - in whatever positin he was put into, from player, coach, transport manager, assistant manager.......

Was he good enough for the level we want to be at? I doubt it.

Now he has a shiny new clipboard and is caught up in the circus that is newcastle united.........he needs all the luck he can get!!

 

[eddiebailey]

Is it me, or has there been something of a slight switch around in the roles of the head coach and assistant coach at Spurs? Gus seems to have slipped into Martin's old role as the affable media frontman and arm-around-the-shoulder motivator, while Ramos and his blackboard have taken over from Chrissie and his clipboard. Obviously that oversimplifies more than a bit, but a coaching partnership need skills that compliment one another. I suspect Chrissie had been grossly underestimated by Spurs fans.

 

[Thesoccershrink]

Will Keegan even be Newcastle manager next season? I thought his comments the other day about the chairman having unrealistic goals was an invitation -- probably intentional -- to be fired. What would happen to Hughton, then, I wonder?

 

[Yid-ol]

Will Keegan even be Newcastle manager next season? I thought his comments the other day about the chairman having unrealistic goals was an invitation -- probably intentional -- to be fired. What would happen to Hughton, then, I wonder?

he will become there next manager, and newcastle would win the league!!!! which is a bad thing, so Keegan must stay

 

[Bonjour]

As Horace in North Finchley would say, 'The BEST of luck!!!'.

 

[Defsta]

I wished him good luck and do it again, Good Luck Chrissie :cheers:

 

[remember91]

After being an assistant manager in a premiership club for so long, has HUghton never considered going into management? Saying that, after seeing whats happened to all our managers over the years, maybe he's decided that being assistant is probably better for his long term health.