Not happening today according to Ketts. Can't tell if he means at all for who we had lined up or just today.
In fairness to Ketts he did say Tuesday but said it may get completed today
I have no doubt that he was right both times, just the club fucking it up as usual.
Yawn ......change the record
Considering you plaigerise litterally every comment Ketts makes on the net you really need to take a good hard look at yourself when you are questioning his insider knowledge.
I've tried really hard not to bite on the crap you spout on here, but can't hold my tongue any longer.
You are an utter tool. You appear to spend your every waking hour collating insider knowledge and passing it off as your own, its nothing short of pathetic. I struggle to understand why you are allowed to freely troll this and other sites. This forum would be a much better place without your "contributions"
Do you not all realise the more you reply the more he'll continue.
If he really is here to wind you all up then biting back every time is just playing into his hands.
Just ignore his posts if you have no interest in them... Simple.
Was just going to say the same thing. He will only stop when nobody replies to him any more. Shame we don't have a 'ignore/hide' function on here otherwise his posts would be ignored pretty easily by others and he'd disappear within a few months.
i hope its jj dont want slade got the job at Brighton a will ago only lasted the months i suppose he will go down well at charlton our mangers only last that long
I read in the SLP on Tuesday that Charlton interviewed Adkins. After that it all went quiet. Then it was Keith Hill, that's not happening and now Russell Slade. Desperate stuff, trying to find a British manager willing to work under the conditions set by Duchatelet.
I don't see the issue, interview all candidates, then make an offer to the person you want, and negotiate from there, fairly standard job filling process. would you rather they just gave the job to the first person who rocked up like before? Isn't an experienced British manager what we all want?, I for one am happy for them to try and get it right for once and take their time after plan A Wilder fell through.
Prospective manager applies for manager job at Cafc because he thinks we will be a big fish in a small pond down in league one. The reality:
Salary: 50% of what you're worth. Line manager: Katrien Meire Communication with owner: e-mails before game indicating which 11 players to pick. Half time video feed with input from Roland Duchatelet. Control over signings: Yes, but not in writing and only after getting agreement from KM and RD. Majority of RD decides. Player wage budget: 60% of current budget minus 20% to pay wages of players we can't sell and need to loan out. Transfer budget: Only after we have culled the squad to below our break even philosophy. Then it will be one player in, one player out. Which players to keep: Sell, sell, sell until wage budget is met. Expected league position: a competitive league position. Job stability: none. Doesn't sound very appealing to any prospective manager.
As much as I like Jackson I don't want him as manager. Part of the coaching staff most definitely but we need someone with experience to get us back up. Even curbs didn't do it alone first off, he worked with gritt. So unless Jackson is going to Co manage with someone sorry I'm not going to get excited if he gets full management of the team. Hope I'm proved wrong if he does take over and does well, but it's a huge gamble.
We have been crying out since Powell was sacked for an experienced manager who knows the leagues. Jackson is not an experienced manager. Ok he is charlton through and through. Is that enough?
Someone like Adkins, Jones, Coyle, Hill, Slade or even Clark at least have experience. Not saying I want all of those candidates but we need experience.
Any kind of gentleman's agreement, handshake, promise, or trust me exhortation, or 'I give you my word' stuff is worth jack chite from this regime. Any new appointment needs it all in writing, and needs to tell the fans what it is. Otherwise Slade, Jacko, Adkins or Nobby are most certainly the pathetic poodles of this wrecking regime. Jacko is better than this.
In regards to Jackson becoming manager , he surely must know the score? He would know that whether he stays or Leaves Charlton under this regime , he would still have an extremely good chance of being involved with the club again under any new owner in the future. Surely he would carry on playing and then under a new owner , then consider taking up a coaching role?
Really hope it's Jacko just for the fact that Colin will be stuck in the awful position of hating Jackson but praising him because he's now part of the SMT.
It's looks to me like it will be those 2 and the reason they are now nearly equally ranked, could be a matter of job titles.
Slade DoF with Jackson head coach or Slade head coach, with Jackson as his assistant.
Odds are no indication of what is happening only what money is being laid.
It would be an awful, pandering appointment in my opinion. Zero coaching experience. The man is clearly a leader and has a love for the club, but you need a lot more than that to be a coach.
I suspect this is the bookies trying to play on Addicks' hearts.
I haven't given the Jackson rumours any credence until now. There is clearly something in it and he may be in contention either for the primary role or as an assistant.
I think he acknowledges his legs are gone and he cannot keep up for the full game so the move into coaching is a natural progression. He is the nearest thing we have had to a legend since Chris Powell. The players all appreciate him and respect him and he knows more about the fans and what this club means to us than anybody else at the club. I am concerned about his lack of experience and I think working alongside someone like Slade could be the way forward to start his career.
I want it to be Iain Dowie - we can ramp the hate up even more then. Brussell Slade comes across far too 'jolly hockey sticks'. I can see it being a bit like Les Reed when he was in charge - I'm sure I heard that players nicked one of his ties and his cap once.
Anyway who gives a shit, it's the regiemes manager so the shittier the better.
Jacko is already a Charlton legend and will go down as one of our greats regardless. Maybe any new manager or member of the coaching staff expects to outlast this regime.
I'd take Jacko with an experienced assistant or if he's working with an experienced manager for a few years before stepping up.
I wonder what Jason Euell makes of being overlooked.
Genuine question. Why is Jacko being suggested as a good shout for manager, when he has no experience in the job? I thought we needed someone with a bit of experience this time. Second in command by all means, but I don't see him as exactly overqualified. Besides, look at how long managers last at CAFC these days, this is the 20 minuters club, and I would rather see Jacko move in with a bit of experience as coach once this regime have gone back to Sint Truiden.
Nobody ITK has mentioned JJ, you'd think Ketts or at least Cawley would find out. Am starting to think that McDermott's sacking yesterday could well be what delayed it. Be a really good appointment if we got him.
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I've tried really hard not to bite on the crap you spout on here, but can't hold my tongue any longer.
You are an utter tool. You appear to spend your every waking hour collating insider knowledge and passing it off as your own, its nothing short of pathetic. I struggle to understand why you are allowed to freely troll this and other sites. This forum would be a much better place without your "contributions"
If he really is here to wind you all up then biting back every time is just playing into his hands.
Just ignore his posts if you have no interest in them... Simple.
would you rather they just gave the job to the first person who rocked up like before?
Isn't an experienced British manager what we all want?, I for one am happy for them to try and get it right for once and take their time after plan A Wilder fell through.
The reality:
Salary: 50% of what you're worth.
Line manager: Katrien Meire
Communication with owner: e-mails before game indicating which 11 players to pick. Half time video feed with input from Roland Duchatelet.
Control over signings: Yes, but not in writing and only after getting agreement from KM and RD. Majority of RD decides.
Player wage budget: 60% of current budget minus 20% to pay wages of players we can't sell and need to loan out.
Transfer budget: Only after we have culled the squad to below our break even philosophy. Then it will be one player in, one player out.
Which players to keep: Sell, sell, sell until wage budget is met.
Expected league position: a competitive league position.
Job stability: none.
Doesn't sound very appealing to any prospective manager.
We have been crying out since Powell was sacked for an experienced manager who knows the leagues. Jackson is not an experienced manager. Ok he is charlton through and through. Is that enough?
Someone like Adkins, Jones, Coyle, Hill, Slade or even Clark at least have experience. Not saying I want all of those candidates but we need experience.
I don't think it'll be Jackson and I agree if it was it would be a huge gamble, but experience as a manager isn't necessarily needed to win promotion.
Under this ownership though I don't trust them to build a strong enough squad so it's probably safer to go with a proven manager.
Any new appointment needs it all in writing, and needs to tell the fans what it is. Otherwise Slade, Jacko, Adkins or Nobby are most certainly the pathetic poodles of this wrecking regime. Jacko is better than this.
Russell Slade 8/11
Johnnie Jackson evens
It's looks to me like it will be those 2 and the reason they are now nearly equally ranked, could be a matter of job titles.
Slade DoF with Jackson head coach or Slade head coach, with Jackson as his assistant.
Slade would likely be happy to move back to London & Jackson would like his first coaching opportunity.
He would know that whether he stays or Leaves Charlton under this regime , he would still have an extremely good chance of being involved with the club again under any new owner in the future. Surely he would carry on playing and then under a new owner , then consider taking up a coaching role?
I suspect this is the bookies trying to play on Addicks' hearts.
I think he acknowledges his legs are gone and he cannot keep up for the full game so the move into coaching is a natural progression. He is the nearest thing we have had to a legend since Chris Powell.
The players all appreciate him and respect him and he knows more about the fans and what this club means to us than anybody else at the club.
I am concerned about his lack of experience and I think working alongside someone like Slade could be the way forward to start his career.
I'm not going to lie I am a little bit excited
Anyway who gives a shit, it's the regiemes manager so the shittier the better.
Slade DoF and JJ as player manager Simon Clark assistant
I'd take Jacko with an experienced assistant or if he's working with an experienced manager for a few years before stepping up.
I wonder what Jason Euell makes of being overlooked.
Johnnie Jackson now 8/11 favourite
Russell Slade evens