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Charlie Oatway

Posted: 08 Oct 2013, 20:58
by hector
Expected to be named as coach of Sunderland. Some rise for the headless chicken.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 08 Oct 2013, 21:01
by Glostergull
Not too surprised as he worked for Gus Poyet at Brighton. And I think Poyet is no fool.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 08 Oct 2013, 21:04
by DevonYellow
Would love to have a Charlie Oatway in the side now. Great player.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 09 Oct 2013, 19:32
by Rjc70
hector wrote:Expected to be named as coach of Sunderland. Some rise for the headless chicken.
Headless chicken?? He moved upwards after us and stayed there for a reason. Cracking player for us and as the ditty went, 'ard as f***'.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 09 Oct 2013, 19:50
by gullintwoplaces
Rjc70 wrote: Headless chicken?? He moved upwards after us and stayed there for a reason. Cracking player for us and as the ditty went, 'ard as f***'.
Dead right. Charlie was a star for the Gulls. I get the impression that no player, no manager, no chairman is good enough for Hector. If he thinks that Charlie Oatway was a "headless chicken" then he is inventing history.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 09 Oct 2013, 20:09
by happytorq
gullintwoplaces wrote:Dead right. Charlie was a star for the Gulls. I get the impression that no player, no manager, no chairman is good enough for Hector. If he thinks that Charlie Oatway was a "headless chicken" then he is inventing history.

Neymar - can't defend
Bobby Moore - spends time in the pub
George Best - doesn't pass
Johan Cruyff - not great in the air.
Maradona - no right foot

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 09 Oct 2013, 20:19
by Southampton Gull
gullintwoplaces wrote: I get the impression that no player, no manager, no chairman is good enough for Hector. If he thinks that Charlie Oatway was a "headless chicken" then he is inventing history.
Hector has proved beyond reasonable doubt that he's the original "online" village idiot.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 09 Oct 2013, 21:25
by hector
Oatway was popular because he was a 100 percenter in our worst ever team. But technically he was lacking and was over-rated but the mists of time cloud judgement for some. Basically, if people are slating Mansell now, then they really have forgotten how bad Oatway was.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 09 Oct 2013, 21:57
by Sunnysideup
Strange he managed so many games at a highter level after leaving us.
Crazy guy, crazy name...

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 10 Oct 2013, 05:46
by hector
Sunnysideup wrote:Strange he managed so many games at a highter level after leaving us.
Crazy guy, crazy name...

Yes, a whole division above - same level Steve Tully somehow managed to play three seasons at.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 10 Oct 2013, 06:57
by gullintwoplaces
hector wrote:Oatway was popular because he was a 100 percenter in our worst ever team. But technically he was lacking and was over-rated but the mists of time cloud judgement for some. Basically, if people are slating Mansell now, then they really have forgotten how bad Oatway was.
I bow to your vastly superior knowledge Hector, well impressed. Interestingly though, Charlie played over 200 games for Brighton, including at least two seasons in the Championship. He played under managers, who must have less knowledge about football than you, managers such as Peter Taylor, Steve Coppell and Mark McGhee. Oh I guess you don't rate those managers either Hector? Again I bow to your vast knowledge of the beautiful game. Remind me, which teams did you manage in the Championship Hector? Real ones now, not pretend, pretend teams don't count.

Now look here Hector, I know that you are clearly passionate, but please, please stop talking so much bollox.

Re: Charlie Oatway

Posted: 10 Oct 2013, 07:37
by Sunnysideup
hector wrote:
Yes, a whole division above - same level Steve Tully somehow managed to play three seasons at.
Didnt realise Tully had played 3 seasons in the Championship?