He did say he wanted to spend more time at home and wanted to get christmas and the new year out of the way before he considers taking another job.
Would he be prepared to be a Millwall legend and take them down?He did say he wanted to spend more time at home and wanted to get christmas and the new year out of the way before he considers taking another job.
He has had a couple of months now and taking the Charlton job can't be too bad can it?, three years money for six to nine months work is a no brainer
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Not noticed the person on there before but I do go months without looking.
Couple of Happy Meals should do.
Sadly that'll be as close as they're likely to get to happiness at the Valley
The 'MillwallFan' I was talking about is often on CL posting.
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Post by millwallfan on 17 hours agoSorry, but Rowett didn’t carry us. He got lucky that the 4 seasons we finished as high as we did was more down to how poorly the Championship was during that period.Compare then to this season, where stronger teams from the Premiership came down, and decent teams like Ipswich came up from league 1. There are also other teams in our division that have wealthy owners who splashed the cash during the summer to improve their squads and they are reaping the benefits from that. Even though we ourselves strengthened the squad in the summer, buying the Belgian Casper De Norre in midfield (who has turned out to be a good buy) but the likes of left back Joe Bryan and striker Kevin Nisbet have flattered to deceive. In Rowett’s 11 games in charge this season, we won 4, drew 3 and lost 4 (and of those 4 losses, 3 were at home - 2 of which were 3-0 drubbings by Leeds and Swansea). We also lost 4-0 at home under Rowett to a second string Reading side in the Carabao Cup. We never recovered from that poor start and our new manager, Joe Edwards has had to come in and do his best to change the mindset of the players and get them playing better, more free flowing football. It’s taken a while but he’s getting there and serial centre half lumpers like Jake Cooper and Shaun Hutchinson can now actually play the ball out from the back with relative ease. Something Rowett never tried to instill in them. Our new chairman, James Berylson, has allocated funds for two loan signings in this window, the lad from Spurs, centre half Japhet Tanganga and striker Michael Obafemi from Burnley, and today we have bought (for around £1 million including add ons) the 19 year old left winger from Morecambe, Adam Mayor. Hopefully these 3 players, with their pace and youth, will help us create more chances to push us up to a mid table finish in the Championship. Unfortunately, Rowett never realised the need for pace and athleticism in his Millwall side, but Joe Edwards does, and that’s the difference between the two managers. Edwards is progressive and forward thinking whilst Rowett is backwards in his thinking, sticking to dinosaur tactics and play. Thank God he’s gone. |
this is what I saw, a bit sad really.
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Post by millwallfan on 17 hours ago
Sorry, but Rowett didn’t carry us. He got lucky that the 4 seasons we finished as high as we did was more down to how poorly the Championship was during that period.
Compare then to this season, where stronger teams from the Premiership came down, and decent teams like Ipswich came up from league 1. There are also other teams in our division that have wealthy owners who splashed the cash during the summer to improve their squads and they are reaping the benefits from that. Even though we ourselves strengthened the squad in the summer, buying the Belgian Casper De Norre in midfield (who has turned out to be a good buy) but the likes of left back Joe Bryan and striker Kevin Nisbet have flattered to deceive.
In Rowett’s 11 games in charge this season, we won 4, drew 3 and lost 4 (and of those 4 losses, 3 were at home - 2 of which were 3-0 drubbings by Leeds and Swansea). We also lost 4-0 at home under Rowett to a second string Reading side in the Carabao Cup. We never recovered from that poor start and our new manager, Joe Edwards has had to come in and do his best to change the mindset of the players and get them playing better, more free flowing football. It’s taken a while but he’s getting there and serial centre half lumpers like Jake Cooper and Shaun Hutchinson can now actually play the ball out from the back with relative ease. Something Rowett never tried to instill in them.
Our new chairman, James Berylson, has allocated funds for two loan signings in this window, the lad from Spurs, centre half Japhet Tanganga and striker Michael Obafemi from Burnley, and today we have bought (for around £1 million including add ons) the 19 year old left winger from Morecambe, Adam Mayor. Hopefully these 3 players, with their pace and youth, will help us create more chances to push us up to a mid table finish in the Championship. Unfortunately, Rowett never realised the need for pace and athleticism in his Millwall side, but Joe yEdwards does, and that’s the difference between the two managers. Edwards is progressive and forward thinking whilst Rowett is backwards in his thinking, sticking to dinosaur tactics and play.
Thank God he’s gone.
And release them of all their funds in the process
Colin's bubble (the relegation saviour) has to burst at some point.
There's that few of them they'll be all known by first name within a couple of days.
What a pile of wank. He didn't explain that when Rowett walked we were in a higher position than the season before after the same amount of games.this is what I saw, a bit sad really.
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Post by millwallfan on 17 hours ago
Sorry, but Rowett didn’t carry us. He got lucky that the 4 seasons we finished as high as we did was more down to how poorly the Championship was during that period.
Compare then to this season, where stronger teams from the Premiership came down, and decent teams like Ipswich came up from league 1. There are also other teams in our division that have wealthy owners who splashed the cash during the summer to improve their squads and they are reaping the benefits from that. Even though we ourselves strengthened the squad in the summer, buying the Belgian Casper De Norre in midfield (who has turned out to be a good buy) but the likes of left back Joe Bryan and striker Kevin Nisbet have flattered to deceive.
In Rowett’s 11 games in charge this season, we won 4, drew 3 and lost 4 (and of those 4 losses, 3 were at home - 2 of which were 3-0 drubbings by Leeds and Swansea). We also lost 4-0 at home under Rowett to a second string Reading side in the Carabao Cup. We never recovered from that poor start and our new manager, Joe Edwards has had to come in and do his best to change the mindset of the players and get them playing better, more free flowing football. It’s taken a while but he’s getting there and serial centre half lumpers like Jake Cooper and Shaun Hutchinson can now actually play the ball out from the back with relative ease. Something Rowett never tried to instill in them.
Our new chairman, James Berylson, has allocated funds for two loan signings in this window, the lad from Spurs, centre half Japhet Tanganga and striker Michael Obafemi from Burnley, and today we have bought (for around £1 million including add ons) the 19 year old left winger from Morecambe, Adam Mayor. Hopefully these 3 players, with their pace and youth, will help us create more chances to push us up to a mid table finish in the Championship. Unfortunately, Rowett never realised the need for pace and athleticism in his Millwall side, but Joe Edwards does, and that’s the difference between the two managers. Edwards is progressive and forward thinking whilst Rowett is backwards in his thinking, sticking to dinosaur tactics and play.
Thank God he’s gone.
The weirdos will all be stalking him online soon.