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Post by rick on Jun 15, 2018 13:59:06 GMT
Great news, just seen tweet from Dave Powell that says Calum's long term future has been secured.
Brilliant!
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Post by Rio Doherty on Jun 15, 2018 14:26:42 GMT
Signing of the Summer for me. Brilliant news ⚽️🔵.
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Post by btb on Jun 15, 2018 15:38:07 GMT
Very much deserved. 10 professionals in three years, one player moving to a premiership club and one to a football league club, the stats speak for themselves. I do think there are many volunteers who also deserve credit though and Calum himself has said the same. Long may it continue.
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Post by mcseal on Jun 15, 2018 15:54:23 GMT
Great news, just seen tweet from Dave Powell that says Calum's long term future has been secured. Brilliant! What does 'long term' mean, a 1 year contract like everybody else?
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Post by gezzer on Jun 15, 2018 16:15:50 GMT
Great news, just seen tweet from Dave Powell that says Calum's long term future has been secured. Brilliant! What does 'long term' mean, a 1 year contract like everybody else? According to DP the term remains confidential. Why on earth would length of contract need to be confidential?? The board seem to be turning into a Freemasons Lodge with all these Confidentiality agreements, NDAs, Undisclosed fees etc. Other than that great news
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Post by chesterken on Jun 15, 2018 16:44:32 GMT
What does 'long term' mean, a 1 year contract like everybody else? According to DP the term remains confidential. Why on earth would length of contract need to be confidential?? The board seem to be turning into a Freemasons Lodge with all these Confidentiality agreements, NDAs, Undisclosed fees etc. Other than that great news
Why would we need to know makes no difference to us and as long as he is happy with the deal that’s all that matters,also if it got out that it’s a 3 year deal a rival may step in with an offer of 5 years, better to keep them in the dark.
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Post by Harry Lime on Jun 15, 2018 16:49:11 GMT
What does 'long term' mean, a 1 year contract like everybody else? According to DP the term remains confidential. Why on earth would length of contract need to be confidential?? The board seem to be turning into a Freemasons Lodge with all these Confidentiality agreements, NDAs, Undisclosed fees etc. Other than that great news
Maybe so that it doesn't alert other clubs to when the contract is due to end. We'll probably lose him sometime, no need to make things easier. Most clubs seem to request non disclosure of transfer / contract details. If we insisted on releasing everything publicly clubs would be less inclined to do business with us. We need to be professional.
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Post by midfieldgeneral on Jun 15, 2018 18:43:48 GMT
Absolutely fantastic news.His work with the youth teams soeaks for itself and did great, in his 3 games in charge. Future manager of Chester F.Cm
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Post by Derry Blue on Jun 15, 2018 20:26:36 GMT
Absolutely fantastic news.His work with the youth teams soeaks for itself and did great, in his 3 games in charge. Future manager of Chester F.Cm My goodness, I agree with Midfield General - great signing.
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Post by archwhopper on Jun 15, 2018 21:40:58 GMT
dear god, get a grip, future manager, ffs
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Post by poolepirate on Jun 15, 2018 21:53:38 GMT
does seem strange why length of contract is a secret we all know the new managers are on 2 year contracts and that from now on players will only be on 12 month deals.if another club wants to poach CM in the future they will find out his length of contract to try and agree compensation so why are the fans(the owners of the club)
being kept in the dark on the issue? if we were asking what his salary is that is a different matter of course but contract length is different unless of course swetenhams are paying his salary and they have asked for it not to be disclosed
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Post by midfieldgeneral on Jun 16, 2018 5:51:13 GMT
dear god, get a grip, future manager, ffs Actually, worth a shout, at some point. ffs. At least in his games in charge, the team played with some structure and discipline and the players looked like they knew what they were doing
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Post by Derry Blue on Jun 16, 2018 7:29:30 GMT
dear god, get a grip, future manager, ffs Actually, worth a shout, at some point. ffs. At least in his games in charge, the team played with some structure and discipline and the players looked like they knew what they were doing Maybe Archwhopper is right. We can't have structure and discipline and players who look like they give a toss, otherwise why would we have hired the three most recently departed managers 😀
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Post by cemlynblue on Jun 16, 2018 8:38:12 GMT
Good news. Few people need to climb out of his arse though, going OTT.
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Post by icomeinpeace on Jun 16, 2018 8:40:52 GMT
Surely he is a straight forward employee, that is what it was originally discussed as so no fixed term contract as with playing staff and first team managers? not really that bothered about the details as long as we can afford it and he wants to stay with the current academy and youth coaches - great team effort
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Post by onetrevorstorton on Jun 16, 2018 9:02:08 GMT
I have no doubt of calum`s ability but lets not forget the volunteer coach staff behind him , yes he is the figure head but he is not one man on his own .
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Post by jwoodj1 on Jun 19, 2018 14:54:07 GMT
Good news. Few people need to climb out of his arse though, going OTT. I agree it is great news but also agree with this post. He isn't the messiah or whatever, youth team coaches while can develope talent can't turn chicken s*it into chicken soup. Sam Hughes would still have been a good player if we had a worse coach than Calum and i'm not convince Crawford is football league level. But glad he is staying anyway as we need consistency in that type of role.
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Post by navajo on Jun 20, 2018 11:01:42 GMT
Good news. Few people need to climb out of his arse though, going OTT. I agree it is great news but also agree with this post. He isn't the messiah or whatever, youth team coaches while can develope talent can't turn chicken s*it into chicken soup. Sam Hughes would still have been a good player if we had a worse coach than Calum and i'm not convince Crawford is football league level. But glad he is staying anyway as we need consistency in that type of role. Nice!
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Post by midfieldgeneral on Jun 21, 2018 9:55:26 GMT
Good news. Few people need to climb out of his arse though, going OTT. I agree it is great news but also agree with this post. He isn't the messiah or whatever, youth team coaches while can develope talent can't turn chicken s*it into chicken soup. Sam Hughes would still have been a good player if we had a worse coach than Calum and i'm not convince Crawford is football league level. But glad he is staying anyway as we need consistency in that type of role. Sorry. If you had coached at any kind of decent level, you would know that is absolute bollocks. I have seen technically excellent coaches, who were crap at man management etc. You need to get players to actually want to play for you and Calum ticks most boxes. And Crawford will play at a decent football league level. Why? Just look at the lads first touch. He makes so much time for himself on the ball. When Shankly was signing players. He always asked 2 questions?. Whats his first touch like and can he pass it 5-10 yards in a straight line? Sounds simple? Just look at some of last years players. James Dawson to know this is not always the case. Lol.
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Post by avfo on Jul 18, 2018 22:03:12 GMT
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Post by bluetartan on Jul 19, 2018 0:26:42 GMT
Anyone who could possibly find any way to degrade him or his achievments is either not a real supporter of this club or is a WUM looking for a reaction like this. Well Done Calum on behalf of I assume 100% of Chester FC fans. Keep up your good work you have had an amazing few seasons last year was the pinacle. The youth is the future of OUR club. Our City, Our Community, Our Club.
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Post by uptheseals on Jul 19, 2018 2:00:50 GMT
It's mad thinking about it, If we didn't have callum we potentially wouldn't even have a club with how much money the players he's brought up have made us, should go into the hall of fame imo
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Post by ivawhopper on Jul 19, 2018 6:04:39 GMT
Guy is a total legend. Completely agree with poster above regarding hall of fame, and is the single best bit of news this club has had since reformation. Very happy here today in ivawhopper land.
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Post by Rio Doherty on Jul 19, 2018 6:09:26 GMT
Nobody deserves that award more than Calum. The amount of hard work he put in last season with our youth team, scholars and even our first team deserved that type of recognition with us winning an incredible 5 trophies. Long may it continue! Congratulations Calum! 🏆
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Post by cemlynblue on Jul 19, 2018 13:01:06 GMT
It's mad thinking about it, If we didn't have callum we potentially wouldn't even have a club with how much money the players he's brought up have made us, should go into the hall of fame imo Debateable. Who’s to say the players wouldn’t of come through without him there?
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Post by rcb on Jul 19, 2018 15:20:35 GMT
Whilst he is good at what he does, and appears to be a nice bloke, nonetheless he is a product of Chester FC, not the other way round. It is commendable that he is held in high regard by many people, but I do feel a sense of reality is needed by some. Maybe Sam Hughes and co. brought the best out of him rather than the other way round. I’m just appreciative that he is good at his job, without getting carried away.
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Post by navajo on Jul 21, 2018 6:46:32 GMT
It's mad thinking about it, If we didn't have callum we potentially wouldn't even have a club with how much money the players he's brought up have made us, should go into the hall of fame imo Debateable. Who’s to say the players wouldn’t of come through without him there? Maybe they would have but not at Chester!
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Post by midfieldgeneral on Jul 21, 2018 8:51:05 GMT
Love the people criticising Callum and his achievements, on here, who have probably never managed a team or coached players, at any level. Go get a few coaching badges and a UEFA B and try it and see how easy it is for yourselves. Lol
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Post by Lobster on Jul 21, 2018 10:04:27 GMT
I don’t think anyone is criticising him. There are a few trying to downplay his achievements a bit though, which seems like arguing for the hell of it as his record speaks for itself.
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Post by rcb on Jul 21, 2018 17:56:09 GMT
Love the people criticising Callum and his achievements, on here, who have probably never managed a team or coached players, at any level. Go get a few coaching badges and a UEFA B and try it and see how easy it is for yourselves. Lol I’ve looked through the comments on this thread again, and can’t see any comments that could be construed as criticism. There are certainly some people who don’t automatically assume he simply turns sows ears into silk purses. He may well get the best out of lots of players, or indeed vice versa, and he may well be good at his job, but some people failing to accept him as the new messiah doesn’t constitute criticism. As for your last sentence, don’t be so childish. P.S. Only one “l” in Calum, and I noticed that without holding a UEFA B badge.
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