Chris Powell, of course. Because he has far greater experience.
However, if Bowyer is still in charge by the end of the season, his experience will have increased immensely.
One other word though: I don't want the new owners to appoint a manager for next season. I want them to take whatever time it takes to hire the right person to manage the side for the next decade. The new owners will have problem and luxury of looking way beyond the next few games to pick the right person for the future.
Bowyer. He's doing the job and no one could do better than 3 from 3.
And I speak as a Guardian reading champagne socialist member of the liberal elite who threw his hands up in shock at him being taken on, but I am convinced by recent interviews. As far as I'm concerned he's totally PC and therefore the right man for the job.
Powell was great for what he done in fact god like but times have moved on and atm get behind bowyer as he’s doing great, shame we didn’t have him earlier in the season as autos could of been a real possibility, but we are chasing playoffs and I plan to get behind the manager as much as I can, as he is doing fantastic.
Assuming Roland is well gone, I suspect it will be neither.
All Bowyer can do is stake his claim for the job. 3 games in he's storming his interview. Tactically spot on in all three, and the players want to play for him. If he gets us to the play offs, I think he deserves a go at next season.
For those who say never go back, Powell came back to us 3 times already, and each time was special. I've no doubt it will be again at some point in the future, but the club seems to be gaining momentum right now, and we shouldn't tinker.
I hope whoever buys the club shares our values. I think we'll be in safe hands whoever, if that's the case.
Maybe Roland will name himself as manager as a requirement for selling. He has controlled player selection before and now is his big chance to prove his genius.
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So, some of you think Bowyer deserves the sack?
However, if Bowyer is still in charge by the end of the season, his experience will have increased immensely.
One other word though: I don't want the new owners to appoint a manager for next season. I want them to take whatever time it takes to hire the right person to manage the side for the next decade. The new owners will have problem and luxury of looking way beyond the next few games to pick the right person for the future.
Never look back
He has a squad enjoying their football, scoring goals and winning games. Why would anyone change that?
He will return to Charlton as manager one day but now is certainly not the right or necessary time.
Forget about it.
Football is thickle and it's a results business.
Bowyer is yet to discover the true tests of football management. He is fresh and it's currently going well in comparison to his predecessor.
Depending on how long he stays in this position...a lot of things are going to get thrown at him and he will be tested.
One example...which is a huge deal.
How do you pick the team up after a defeat or a blip?
I personally instinctively feel he will be a good long term appointment, if that were to happen.
Time will tell.
And I speak as a Guardian reading champagne socialist member of the liberal elite who threw his hands up in shock at him being taken on, but I am convinced by recent interviews. As far as I'm concerned he's totally PC and therefore the right man for the job.
Early days but the signs are there.
Powell has a job to do elsewhere.
All Bowyer can do is stake his claim for the job. 3 games in he's storming his interview. Tactically spot on in all three, and the players want to play for him. If he gets us to the play offs, I think he deserves a go at next season.
For those who say never go back, Powell came back to us 3 times already, and each time was special. I've no doubt it will be again at some point in the future, but the club seems to be gaining momentum right now, and we shouldn't tinker.
I hope whoever buys the club shares our values. I think we'll be in safe hands whoever, if that's the case.