Talk in't boozer over the weekend............Andy Ritchie

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  1. D/T

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    You must have your head in the clouds
     
  2. Gue

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    RE: You continue to excel yourself

    To be fair, you'll have a job on finding anyone as passionate about BFC as Nudger and that includes yourself Journo.
     
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    I know someone who said before the final that even if we went up we should sack Ritchie and bring McCarthy in - I give up, we've been through so many managers in the last 8 years yet some people want a promotion winning manager to be ousted!
     
  5. Gue

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    To be fair, Nudger's only reporting what he has heard.

    Must be summat to do with living in Wombwell as I have been told the same things
    Hope it's not true.
    Ritchie is a good guy and now deserves a crack at the Championship.
    I have met him a couple of times and know just how passionate he is, so too Gordon Shepherd and without any shadow of doubt Patrick Cryne.
    Ritchie is our manager.
    The Board obviously chose well and Ritchie took us back up (How sweet that sounds!)
    There is no doubt in my mind that the fans should get wholly behind him and that is what  I shall be doing.
    Ritchie was not my initial choice way back last season , but I, along with many others on this Board , who initially disagreed with the decision to appoint him as Manager,have been surprised at the depth of loyalty he has inspired amongst his players and how the team spirit he has engendered has literally 'taken us up'
    Well done and good luck to him I say.
    He has certainly inspired me, let alone his players.
    He is starting out on the first steps of his manegerial ladder and done well
    We need to suppport him and back him
    That's what i will be doing.
    There will be all kinds of gossip and rumour mongering and back biting against players, managers etc  that's what it is all about in supporting our team
    I'll be behind him because home and away this season, this team has given me back my pride in the football club.
    I remain intrinsically devoted to them, as always,  but, at long last I have pride and Andy Ritchie has restored that.
    I can't thank him enough.
    Get behind him and the Team and who knows what we could  achieve.
    YooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooReds!
     
  6. Gue

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    Agree, let's hope that Ritchie is now given a fair chance to show what he can do.
    The pressure is really on him now and expectations are high.
    I would not be in his shoes for anything.
    too much stress.
     
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    Well well well...........tinatyke..........you mention a source.....

    And one of the guys in the boozer is from that source ie. insider
    But then again it was only opinions between a bunch of people

    To the rest of yer, like I said, don't shoot the messenger (lookout)
     
  9. Gue

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    Bloody Hell. Don`t know about anyone else but I like to be cheered up when I go out. Can`t believe this sh.t is emerging already!
     
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    i think what your saying has some substance

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    lets get one thing straight here - if ritchie didn't have the respect

    of the players the board wouldn't keep him in the job.

    i think your boozing partners should lay off the ale.
     
  12. Gue

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    perhaps theyre donny fans

    or oldham fans so they can get him back!

    RITCHIE IS OUR KING
     
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    well said

    only people that dont have respect for ritchie and what hes done post drivvel like the above! How on earth someone can say he doesnt have the respect of the players obviously walks round with their eyes shut.

    Richie is not a shouting manager - took me a while to understand that but he aint! His style is one of nurturing them and giving them a chance to do well to fetch the best out of them. With that comes the respect of the players. FIRM BUT FAIR!
     
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