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ShootersHillGuru said:Jackson is a legend but if he gets it then it’s zero ambition.0
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ricky_otto said:ValleyGary said:RonnieMoore said:Michael Laudrup bookies early fav2
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ShootersHillGuru said:ShootersHillGuru said:Jackson is a legend but if he gets it then it’s zero ambition.
If Jackson gets the gig full time, it’ll be on merit. Every realistic & experienced option at this level is going to have drawbacks.
The options that don’t have drawbacks aren’t realistic.6 -
Wilder or Howe
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Todds_right_hook said:How about Carvalhal? had a good couple of years at Sheff Wed and nearly kept Swansea up.0
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I have just read on the Portsmouth FC, Evening News site that Pompey have been in talks with Daniel Stendel most of the day about their vacant managers job. However talks stalled this afternoon.
It then goes onto mention that Lee Bowyer has left Charlton, but Bowyer is expected to join Birmingham.
I am not sure whether the reason the talks have stalled is because Stedel stalled them.
Possibly he has been approached by Thomas and wants to weigh up his options.1 -
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ShootersHillGuru said:Jackson is a legend but if he gets it then it’s zero ambition.
If we had any other owner who did not have TS vision then I'd love to give JJ a chance. But to come out with big plans talking about European football in a set amount of years, I think you need to back that up by showing the same ambition with this appointment.6 -
Billericaydickie said:I have just read on the Portsmouth FC, Evening News site that Pompey have been in talks with Daniel Stendel most of the day about their vacant managers job. However talks stalled this afternoon.
It then goes onto mention that Lee Bowyer has left Charlton, but Bowyer is expected to join Birmingham.
I am not sure whether the reason the talks have stalled is because Stedel stalled them.
Possibly he has been approached by Thomas and wants to weigh up his options.0 - Sponsored links:
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IR94 said:Todds_right_hook said:How about Carvalhal? had a good couple of years at Sheff Wed and nearly kept Swansea up.0
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Elthamaddick said:Wilder would be the ultimate statement of intent0
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Mendonca In Asdas said:Elthamaddick said:Wilder would be the ultimate statement of intent28
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Addick Addict said:Valley11 said:Nigel Clough?!?! Whaaaaa
He played for Forest, Liverpool and Man City as well as England but here's his Managerial CV:
In his first two seasons he was runners up in the Southern League with record points for a 2nd placed side. The second year they were pipped by Fatty Evans at Boston who it turned out had been massively cheating. Year 3 he was promoted, again with record points and record goals.
They then played in the Conference as the only part time club, training twice a week, while they built the Pirelli.
They drew when in the Conference with Man Utd in the Cup and then went full time, finishing 7th, 5th (beaten by Cambridge in the Play Off semis) and the next season came top and clear by 13 points, winning a record 12 games on the spin.
At Derby he cut the wage bill from 38 million to just under 10 million and built a squad capable of pushing for the play offs despite having to generate his own transfer budget. 10 of the 11 who started the Play Off final were his signings.
At Sheff Utd, he took them from 3rd bottom to 7th and an FA Cup semi in his first half season and then finished 5th and got them to a league cup semi in his 2nd. They had the 4th highest budget in League One but a lot of that budget came from cup runs and the Harry Maguire sale to Hull. He also signed Che Adams from Ilkeston for £250k and Adams on his own made a profit in excess of all of his transfer dealings.
He then took over at Burton and were only ever out of the top two for one week, narrowly missing out going up as Champions. He then survived a season in the Championship despite having by far the lowest budget.
When he joined Mansfield this season they had not won a single match from their first 14 games and were staring relegation in the face but are now 10 points above the relegation zone. And until he got injured, George Lapslie had been thriving under him 'til he got injured with 6 goals and 2 assists.
He has brought through shedloads of youngsters in his time and also, unlike virtually all our Managers in living memory, has taken teams on Cup runs - as we so painfully know when his Sheffield United side knocked us out of the FA Cup to reach the semi final despite being a third tier side.
But he probably won't come for the very reasons I set out at the outset - family and loyalty to the club he is at.
Hope that answers why I think he would be a good choice though.7 -
ricky_otto said:IR94 said:Todds_right_hook said:How about Carvalhal? had a good couple of years at Sheff Wed and nearly kept Swansea up.
Thomas Sandgaard is prepared to give the new manager Four seasons.12 -
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Addick_8 said:Jackson will get it I think.Shouts for Wilder, Howe are just ridiculous.I’d have anyone but the Cowleys.2
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Callumcafc said:ShootersHillGuru said:ShootersHillGuru said:Jackson is a legend but if he gets it then it’s zero ambition.
If Jackson gets the gig full time, it’ll be on merit. Every realistic & experienced option at this level is going to have drawbacks.
The options that don’t have drawbacks aren’t realistic.
Or do you mean judged on results like Parky?
Is there a manger anywhere that has managed any length of time that hasn't bad a bad patch or been sacked? Pepe?
Even SAF got the sack. Although he was just AF at the time.
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IR94 said:Todds_right_hook said:How about Carvalhal? had a good couple of years at Sheff Wed and nearly kept Swansea up.0
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charlton_hero said:1st team coach at Rangers pitching for the job -3
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I want a long term manager, not a fire fighter, six month jobber.
I want a coach, not someone who shows "passion" by shouting on the touchline ie Steve Evens
I want someone who will play the kids when they are ready.
I want some who will improve players
I don't care if they have a previous connection to Charlton
I want someone who can switch tactics during a game when things aren't working or we need to defend a lead.
I'd quite like attacking, exciting football but I'll settle for winning as I find winning games more exciting than possession or XG stats
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charlton_hero said:1st team coach at Rangers pitching for the job -2
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Tony pulis, need entertainment1
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I know Laudrup is only being talked about because of the Danish connection, but I actually wouldn't be against it6
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Cafc43v3r said:Callumcafc said:ShootersHillGuru said:ShootersHillGuru said:Jackson is a legend but if he gets it then it’s zero ambition.
If Jackson gets the gig full time, it’ll be on merit. Every realistic & experienced option at this level is going to have drawbacks.
The options that don’t have drawbacks aren’t realistic.
Or do you mean judged on results like Parky?
Is there a manger anywhere that has managed any length of time that hasn't bad a bad patch or been sacked? Pepe?
Even SAF got the sack. Although he was just AF at the time.
SHG says if we give it to Jackson, it’ll be showing zero ambition.
I’m saying it wouldn’t be an automatic appointment and if Jackson gets it long term, it’s because of results he gets on the pitch as caretaker.
If TS was in charge during those years, I doubt Parkinson would’ve got the job full time.2 -
LittleAddick said:Tony pulis, need entertainment
I can help with the latter for free1 -
"Get a manager with a strong tactical system and a shortlist of players ready to build the squad around.
None of this JJ/Euell nonsense. Will end up getting found out again like Bowyer did."
Someone that knows the league would be helpful as they'd know the players to get us out of it.0 -
Todds_right_hook said:Addick_8 said:Jackson will get it I think.Shouts for Wilder, Howe are just ridiculous.I’d have anyone but the Cowleys.2
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soapboxsam said:ricky_otto said:IR94 said:Todds_right_hook said:How about Carvalhal? had a good couple of years at Sheff Wed and nearly kept Swansea up.
Thomas Sandgaard is prepared to give the new manager Four seasons.2 -
charlton_hero said:1st team coach at Rangers pitching for the job -8
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