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[Football] Chris Hughton: 'It’s a good feeling to be the manager of a big club'













Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
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Valhalla
Hughton lives another day.

The international break now is not great timing for him, though.

I hope he is still there for the Cardiff game.
 






Jolly Red Giant

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Jul 11, 2015
2,615
Hughton's team get a point. Enough to save him?

Forest were decent in the second half and fought back well to get the draw - but the result really doesn't serve any purpose for the team or Hughton. Having Worrall and Garner back in the team clearly helped - but he is still missing several key players.
 
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AlbionBro

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Jun 6, 2020
1,400
Mr. Hughton is having an awful time. I am not sure why, does anyone know? I had them down to make the playoffs this year with Chris in charge.
 




Jolly Red Giant

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Jul 11, 2015
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Mr. Hughton is having an awful time. I am not sure why, does anyone know? I had them down to make the playoffs this year with Chris in charge.

They released half the squad during the summer and didn't sign any replacements. On top of that some of his first team are injured. He is now relying on three loan signings to keep things afloat (and one of them is injured). Forest are in serious trouble if they don't bring in some decent quality players before the deadline.
 


AlbionBro

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Jun 6, 2020
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They released half the squad during the summer and didn't sign any replacements. On top of that some of his first team are injured. He is now relying on three loan signings to keep things afloat (and one of them is injured). Forest are in serious trouble if they don't bring in some decent quality players before the deadline.

So was Chris sold a pup? Or did he go in with open eyes?
 










mr sheen

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Jan 17, 2008
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So was Chris sold a pup? Or did he go in with open eyes?

Forest are an absolute shambles. There is no way Hughton isn't smart enough to have spotted that. This has all the hallmarks of him taking a big payday at end of his managerial career in club football, picking up a sizeable wage, with worst case scenario being a sizeable pay off.
 




AlbionBro

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Jun 6, 2020
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Forest are an absolute shambles. There is no way Hughton isn't smart enough to have spotted that. This has all the hallmarks of him taking a big payday at end of his managerial career in club football, picking up a sizeable wage, with worst case scenario being a sizeable pay off.

You could well be right. He is ready to hang up his socks. I thought he had more about him really to bow out like that. I always thought it was a strange move for him, he seemed more like a West Bromich fit.
 


blockhseagull

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Jan 30, 2006
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Sadly for CH he is a manager and not a head coach.

His skills aren’t improving players and getting a team to become more than the sum of its parts.

What he is brilliant at doing is managing players and setting sides out to be well organised and effective.

At Forest he is working with very little and is struggling as a result… I’m sure he was promised a very different situation when he took the job on because Chris has far more integrity that to “just take a payday”

Hope that whatever happens he doesn’t end his career on a low point as he deserves so much more.
 


Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
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Forest are an absolute shambles. There is no way Hughton isn't smart enough to have spotted that. This has all the hallmarks of him taking a big payday at end of his managerial career in club football, picking up a sizeable wage, with worst case scenario being a sizeable pay off.

Disrespectful analysis of a man who was never anything other than a true professional in all his other jobs imo. I think it’s more likely that he has been sold a pup and was promised strengthening this season, not a mass exodus of experienced players.

I struggle to think of a football manager less likely to, cynically, take a basket case club on as a last payday.

I’d love to hear [MENTION=30752]NooBHA[/MENTION] take on this, but he appears to have quit NSC
 


Pavilionaire

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Jul 7, 2003
31,263
Forest either manage one goal or draw a blank. Their inability to score twice or more means they will permanently be in or around the drop zone.
 




Justice

Dangerous Idiot
Jun 21, 2012
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Born In Shoreham
Disrespectful analysis of a man who was never anything other than a true professional in all his other jobs imo. I think it’s more likely that he has been sold a pup and was promised strengthening this season, not a mass exodus of experienced players.

I struggle to think of a football manager less likely to, cynically, take a basket case club on as a last payday.

I’d love to hear [MENTION=30752]NooBHA[/MENTION] take on this, but he appears to have quit NSC
I used to enjoy [MENTION=30752]NooBHA[/MENTION] insights, unfortunately a rather annoying poster who also no longer appears to be here kept harassing him.
 


Justice

Dangerous Idiot
Jun 21, 2012
20,669
Born In Shoreham
Sadly for CH he is a manager and not a head coach.

His skills aren’t improving players and getting a team to become more than the sum of its parts.

What he is brilliant at doing is managing players and setting sides out to be well organised and effective.

At Forest he is working with very little and is struggling as a result… I’m sure he was promised a very different situation when he took the job on because Chris has far more integrity that to “just take a payday”

Hope that whatever happens he doesn’t end his career on a low point as he deserves so much more.

Although he always played Gross further up the pitch in his best position, the clubs top PL assist man playing at right back what a waste.
 


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