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So who / what do you want next?
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On Beale, yes he’s a great coach by all accounts and has done really well at Rangers but they said the same about Arteta before he went to Arsenal.
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Arteta isn’t doing badly, he inherited a fairly shite squad.Danny Addick said:On Beale, yes he’s a great coach by all accounts and has done really well at Rangers but they said the same about Arteta before he went to Arsenal.10 -
Steady on Leroy.Leroy Ambrose said:I'd like to see Karel Fraeye get another going over1 -
He’s doing...ok. Very hit and miss.cafcfan1990 said:
Arteta isn’t doing badly, he inherited a fairly shite squad.Danny Addick said:On Beale, yes he’s a great coach by all accounts and has done really well at Rangers but they said the same about Arteta before he went to Arsenal.I’m surprised so many want Stendel?! Did well with Barnsley at the start then got sacked after 10 games without a win. Went to Hearts and he left when the season was curtailed in March and they were...bottom. Not for me.3 -
Meh. I ain't got time to read 400 posts to see if somebody of equal comedic taste has posted the same thing before me. Still I suppose its all about thecafcfan1990 said:
if only somebody else had suggested this...Leroy Ambrose said:I'd like to see Karel Fraeye get another go...3 -
timing18
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https://twitter.com/davidpreece12/status/1369019814090539015?s=21Prob posted on here somewhere, my son sent me this link of the MK dons gaffer who talks sense.
Thought they played us off the park at the valley.1 -
Me.
I dont want a lot.
I dont want to be going down the manager merry go round though.
Fans expecting instant results
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Yep very 50-50 on assistants/coaches becoming managers, people like McClaren and Clement were apparently brilliant coaches but not great as managers.Danny Addick said:On Beale, yes he’s a great coach by all accounts and has done really well at Rangers but they said the same about Arteta before he went to Arsenal.
Beale would be a very interesting choice though.1 - Sponsored links:
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For the first time in ages we are not appointing a manager on a low budget, so it is an exciting time - mind you, Roland got very lucky eventually with budget Bowyer because we were promoted at Wembley. Now Thomas can appoint a manager with few restrictions. Can't for the life of me see Wilder or Howe checking in. Would have loved Curbs a few years ago but maybe he is past it now. Laudrup will know sod all about Div One, ditto Beale but whoever we appoint will need luck. Bow ran out of luck with all those injuries last year and having such shite owners. Jacko knows Div One but is he good enough? Well he has to win tomorrow night, that is for certain.0
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Only won the one FA Cupcafcfan1990 said:
Arteta isn’t doing badly, he inherited a fairly shite squad.Danny Addick said:On Beale, yes he’s a great coach by all accounts and has done really well at Rangers but they said the same about Arteta before he went to Arsenal.
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Would love Wilder or Howe but as others have said it's just not going to happen.
There's not too many managers out of work that I would be keen on. Personally I wouldn't be unhappy with Powell and I imagine a good chunk of the fan base would get behind that. He's rebuilt the squad in a summer transfer window successfully in the past and and we're going to need to do that again this Summer. I have complete trust in TS to get it right though and will back whatever he decides.3 -
People hung up on experience need to realise that we are league 1. People start there careers in this league or below. Russell Martin is in his first job.
People with the required experience dont always do so well...Garry Monk being one of those examples.
If you have the knowledge and the correct way to get it across then you should be given the chance. If anything, the recruitment process for our next manager needs to be precise and thorough.3 -
ShootersHillGuru said:All I’m sure of is that come Friday we’ll all be chomping at the bit for the big news and just like transfer deadline days we’ll hear zip. It’s the Charlton way.
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No, wouldn’t happen.ShootersHillGuru said:Might they all have been told to stay off social media ?They’ve also posted on social media today about other things.3 -
I'm not keen on the Cowley's, but as others have said, I don't really know why 🤷♂️6
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I’m absolutely fascinated with what we’re going to get.
Genuinely got no idea what way are going to go. Thought I did, but then I’ve read this thread and seen convincing arguments for about 6 different backgrounds, levels of experience etc and reckon a convincing argument could be made for all of them!
One thing is clear, whoever it is, it isn’t going to be what some people want. Just hope everyone gets behind from day one.
Unless its Harris...15 -
Just came to throw a name out there I haven't seen mentioned
Thierry Henry
Young manager, respected in the game.
Had a difficult time at Monaco but did well at Montreal under very difficult circumstances and left to come back to London to be nearer his kids11 -
Wilder.
Employing a manager has to be one of the hardest jobs. I'd get Curbishley & Powell on the interview panel!1 - Sponsored links:
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It's gonna be HarrisAFKABartram said:I’m absolutely fascinated with what we’re going to get.
Genuinely got no idea what way are going to go. Thought I did, but then I’ve read this thread and seen convincing arguments for about 6 different backgrounds, levels of experience etc and reckon a convincing argument could be made for all of them!
One thing is clear, whoever it is, it isn’t going to be what some people want. Just hope everyone gets behind from day one.
Unless its Harris...4 -
Thierry Henry just finished his job interview via MNF.
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Would certainly make the missus more likely to take an interest!paulie8290 said:Just came to throw a name out there I haven't seen mentioned
Thierry Henry
Young manager, respected in the game.
Had a difficult time at Monaco but did well at Montreal under very difficult circumstances and left to come back to London to be nearer his kids5 -
What was said?mid_life_crisis said:Thierry Henry just finished his job interview via MNF.0 -
Ordinarily I'd mock the 'saw them on telly, make them manager' approach, but Henry as Charlton manager would be so preposterous, I'm all for it
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I have just seen that clip of Russell Martin defending his philosophy and principles. Very impressive.
I would certainly sign up for exactly that. Someone who is similar to Thomas Frank at Brentford, or as Gus Poyet was at Brighton in his first seasons there, or as Sean O'Driscoll was at Doncaster a few years back.
Alan Curbishley at Charlton would be another example.
They all had well drilled teams but at the same time let players play.
Please can we have a manager that wants to play football better than our opponents, as opposed to being tougher and stronger, and grinding out results (which Lee Bowyer was calling out for last week).
I am happy to go the long way round all the while I see players on the pitch who can entertain and excite and are playing as part of a team that is looking to improve.3 -
Did Wilder actually make an appearance for us? I know he was on loan but I can't remember him actually playing?Henry Irving said:
Make your mind up.KentishAddick said:In my opinion it needs to be someone free of any history or connection to the club.
Obviously Wilder would be an amazing get but I don't see any chance of it happening, so I'd go for the Cowley's. I know they have some negative views around them but I think they're better than people realise.
Wilder is a former player.0 -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56298826
Didn't know much about Beale so this was an interesting read.7 -
Chris wilder would be perfect for Charlton,
but can we pay his wages ?
but I also think JJ deserves a few games to see what happens, you never know we might thrash Bristol Rovers tomorrow, maybe one of two players will start playing now Bowyer has left you just don’t know ??0
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