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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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Story of O wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 1:02 pm
tuffers#1 wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 12:57 pm
StillSpike wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 8:21 am What with R!chie going to Reading and the incoming points deduction for fielding a weakened catering team at the "promotion" party, meaning that we're back in the playoffs, I don't think this week could get any worse.
Max could be made Manager ?
Is he one of the fish in the sea?
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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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Bergen wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 5:52 pm Given the opportunity, I think he will take the Reading-job.
There is no chance him going to Reading. They are a club owing lots of money and could be fighting relegation next season . That’s not RW wants or needs.
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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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moonwalk19 wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 5:30 pm
Bergen wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 5:52 pm Given the opportunity, I think he will take the Reading-job.
There is no chance him going to Reading. They are a club owing lots of money and could be fighting relegation next season . That’s not RW wants or needs.
Sounds like the sort of challenge he relishes. Odds on to go now. Never mind plenty more fish in the sea.
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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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Max B Gold wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 6:03 pm
moonwalk19 wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 5:30 pm
Bergen wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 5:52 pm Given the opportunity, I think he will take the Reading-job.
There is no chance him going to Reading. They are a club owing lots of money and could be fighting relegation next season . That’s not RW wants or needs.
Sounds like the sort of challenge he relishes. Odds on to go now. Never mind plenty more fish in the sea.
Rubbish , my local bookie says 3/1 and drifting.
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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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moonwalk19 wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 9:15 am RW is the 2-1 favourite to be Reading manager by leading bookies and Reading local paper.
Can I just ask - where are these odds from 'leading bookies'?

I've checked all the ones I can think of plus Oddschecker and I can't find anyone who is even making a market in it let alone that makes Richie favourite.
Couldn't be 3 pages of reactions to a complete windup, could it? :lol:

Anyway, as others have already said, if he is going to leave us (and he will do one day), it ain't gonna be for another club that is far away from his family, in the same league as Orient and in a far worse financial position.
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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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O Superman wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 6:13 pm
moonwalk19 wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 9:15 am RW is the 2-1 favourite to be Reading manager by leading bookies and Reading local paper.
Can I just ask - where are these odds from 'leading bookies'?

I've checked all the ones I can think of plus Oddschecker and I can't find anyone who is even making a market in it let alone that makes Richie favourite.
Couldn't be 3 pages of reactions to a complete windup, could it? :lol:

Anyway, as others have already said, if he is going to leave us (and he will do one day), it ain't gonna be for another club that is far away from his family, in the same league as Orient and in a far worse financial position.
Reading is very close to the M40. He could be up North in jig time without bring snarled up In traffic on the M25. I suspect he's got that at the front of his mind when the negotiations open.
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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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Max B Gold wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 8:15 pm
O Superman wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 6:13 pm
moonwalk19 wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 9:15 am RW is the 2-1 favourite to be Reading manager by leading bookies and Reading local paper.
Can I just ask - where are these odds from 'leading bookies'?

I've checked all the ones I can think of plus Oddschecker and I can't find anyone who is even making a market in it let alone that makes Richie favourite.
Couldn't be 3 pages of reactions to a complete windup, could it? :lol:

Anyway, as others have already said, if he is going to leave us (and he will do one day), it ain't gonna be for another club that is far away from his family, in the same league as Orient and in a far worse financial position.
Reading is very close to the M40. He could be up North in jig time without bring snarled up In traffic on the M25. I suspect he's got that at the front of his mind when the negotiations open.
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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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O Superman wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 6:13 pm
moonwalk19 wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 9:15 am RW is the 2-1 favourite to be Reading manager by leading bookies and Reading local paper.
Can I just ask - where are these odds from 'leading bookies'?

I've checked all the ones I can think of plus Oddschecker and I can't find anyone who is even making a market in it let alone that makes Richie favourite.
Couldn't be 3 pages of reactions to a complete windup, could it? :lol:

Anyway, as others have already said, if he is going to leave us (and he will do one day), it ain't gonna be for another club that is far away from his family, in the same league as Orient and in a far worse financial position.
BetVictor now 5/2. Take your choice of the rest! I’m sure BV will avail you of a £2 max on the rest. I reckon they only do these managerial odds to draw punters to their site.
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He is now favourite for the Blackpool job
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Re: RW is fav for Reading job

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Max B Gold wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 8:15 pm
O Superman wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 6:13 pm
moonwalk19 wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 9:15 am RW is the 2-1 favourite to be Reading manager by leading bookies and Reading local paper.
Can I just ask - where are these odds from 'leading bookies'?

I've checked all the ones I can think of plus Oddschecker and I can't find anyone who is even making a market in it let alone that makes Richie favourite.
Couldn't be 3 pages of reactions to a complete windup, could it? :lol:

Anyway, as others have already said, if he is going to leave us (and he will do one day), it ain't gonna be for another club that is far away from his family, in the same league as Orient and in a far worse financial position.
Reading is very close to the M40. He could be up North in jig time without bring snarled up In traffic on the M25. I suspect he's got that at the front of his mind when the negotiations open.
From Leyton no M25 involved!
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Orient Punxx wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 10:07 am
O Superman wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 6:13 pm
moonwalk19 wrote: Thu May 04, 2023 9:15 am RW is the 2-1 favourite to be Reading manager by leading bookies and Reading local paper.
Can I just ask - where are these odds from 'leading bookies'?

I've checked all the ones I can think of plus Oddschecker and I can't find anyone who is even making a market in it let alone that makes Richie favourite.
Couldn't be 3 pages of reactions to a complete windup, could it? :lol:

Anyway, as others have already said, if he is going to leave us (and he will do one day), it ain't gonna be for another club that is far away from his family, in the same league as Orient and in a far worse financial position.
BetVictor now 5/2. Take your choice of the rest! I’m sure BV will avail you of a £2 max on the rest. I reckon they only do these managerial odds to draw punters to their site.
Fair enough. probably the only website I didn't look at. Interesting that they have Danny Cowley as evens favourite for Reading and odds-on favourite for Walsall. I guess someone has put a fiver on each ;)

While we're at it, I wonder if they will give me odds on which boarder will wet the bed first / the most?

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cockhat wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 11:50 am
Max B Gold wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 8:15 pm
O Superman wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 6:13 pm

Can I just ask - where are these odds from 'leading bookies'?

I've checked all the ones I can think of plus Oddschecker and I can't find anyone who is even making a market in it let alone that makes Richie favourite.
Couldn't be 3 pages of reactions to a complete windup, could it? :lol:

Anyway, as others have already said, if he is going to leave us (and he will do one day), it ain't gonna be for another club that is far away from his family, in the same league as Orient and in a far worse financial position.
Reading is very close to the M40. He could be up North in jig time without bring snarled up In traffic on the M25. I suspect he's got that at the front of his mind when the negotiations open.
From Leyton no M25 involved!
M11, A14 and M6. Piece of cake!
Not really. Way more miles and crucially time. Ritchie has spoken many times about the fight against the climate crisis we are in and I doubt he would want to expel more exhaust gases than is absolutely necessary.

That concern will be at the front of his mind during contract negotiations at the Madjeski. I suspect he will demand a Tesla as part of his remuneration package.

Of course it doesn't have to be a Tesla there are other electric vehicles in a veritable sea of car showrooms.
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The Mindsweep wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 11:33 am And Huddersfield
This is the sort of opportunity that would be difficult to pass up, Championship - good ground and fan base, and an hour from home. His contract may include a clause for being able to move to the championship.

I'd be surprised to see him leave for another League 1 club, the relegated ones have their own problems, of them all perhaps Blackpool with his playing history but doubt it in the same league.

From all the comments in the interviews it seems he has moved too soon previously, then not had enough time to develop the squad he wanted, with the characters and team in the current squad suspect he will want to give it a go here to the new year at least.
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RW isn’t daft. The offers will all be coming in now. If he stays then next season a good finish will be top half and those offers just won’t be there. Does he take the money now or genuinely believe we could go from midtable next season to play offs/automatic the season after in which case he will have lots of offers again. Basically, what I am trying to say is, if he stays it’s another 18 month + commitment at a minimum because next season will be tough for us. I’m inclined to think an offer from a team like Huddersfield he will take. Unfortunately.
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Beradogs wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 1:30 pm RW isn’t daft. The offers will all be coming in now. If he stays then next season a good finish will be top half and those offers just won’t be there. Does he take the money now or genuinely believe we could go from midtable next season to play offs/automatic the season after in which case he will have lots of offers again. Basically, what I am trying to say is, if he stays it’s another 18 month + commitment at a minimum because next season will be tough for us. I’m inclined to think an offer from a team like Huddersfield he will take. Unfortunately.
Indeed, it's one of those 50:50 decisions that you can only look back with hindsight on. Stay at a stable club where next season's finish could be just about anywhere in the league or take the leap to a bigger opportunity but with the risk of another Salford situation.

I'd think he'd be wary of basket-case clubs but if a more stable one came up that's closer to home... maybe. Either way he's done a brilliant job for us so far and hope he continues to have success wherever that may be (fingers and toes crossed it's at Orient)
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If he goes before next season, it'll be a disaster. We still have Ling to try and build a squad for League One but another recruitment process would be very disruptive.

Wonder who is on Lings shortlist of managers which we know he keeps up to date?
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bacon wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 1:20 pm
The Mindsweep wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 11:33 am And Huddersfield
This is the sort of opportunity that would be difficult to pass up, Championship - good ground and fan base, and an hour from home. His contract may include a clause for being able to move to the championship.

I'd be surprised to see him leave for another League 1 club, the relegated ones have their own problems, of them all perhaps Blackpool with his playing history but doubt it in the same league.

From all the comments in the interviews it seems he has moved too soon previously, then not had enough time to develop the squad he wanted, with the characters and team in the current squad suspect he will want to give it a go here to the new year at least.
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Max B Gold wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 12:31 pm
cockhat wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 11:50 am
Max B Gold wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 8:15 pm

Reading is very close to the M40. He could be up North in jig time without bring snarled up In traffic on the M25. I suspect he's got that at the front of his mind when the negotiations open.
From Leyton no M25 involved!
M11, A14 and M6. Piece of cake!
Not really. Way more miles and crucially time. Ritchie has spoken many times about the fight against the climate crisis we are in and I doubt he would want to expel more exhaust gases than is absolutely necessary.

That concern will be at the front of his mind during contract negotiations at the Madjeski. I suspect he will demand a Tesla as part of his remuneration package.

Of course it doesn't have to be a Tesla there are other electric vehicles in a veritable sea of car showrooms.
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Beradogs wrote: Sat May 06, 2023 1:30 pm RW isn’t daft. The offers will all be coming in now. If he stays then next season a good finish will be top half and those offers just won’t be there. Does he take the money now or genuinely believe we could go from midtable next season to play offs/automatic the season after in which case he will have lots of offers again. Basically, what I am trying to say is, if he stays it’s another 18 month + commitment at a minimum because next season will be tough for us. I’m inclined to think an offer from a team like Huddersfield he will take. Unfortunately.
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