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Next Manager??
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Not sure about that mate there was quite a few on here distressed as we had 1 in our boardroom last nightChunes said:
It can't be long before we have female coaches in the men's game, surelyThe Red Robin said:
Knows her stuff and is a very good coach.Richard J said:
Emma Hayes at 25-1 and Curbs at 33-1.North Lower Neil said:Odds are funny sometimes, you'd think Claus Jensen would be shorter than Paul Ince for example:
https://www.bettingodds.com/news/next-charlton-manager-odds-adkins-sacked-jackson-flynn-harris-powell-laudrup
Not saying Lord Llewelyn wants the job, but surely he would be ahead of Emma Hayes as much as I do like her as a pundit.4 -
Best coach I’ve ever had or worked with was a woman. She’s in the England womens setup now. I don’t know why we don’t already tbh. The NFL does.Chunes said:
It can't be long before we have female coaches in the men's game, surelyThe Red Robin said:
Knows her stuff and is a very good coach.Richard J said:
Emma Hayes at 25-1 and Curbs at 33-1.North Lower Neil said:Odds are funny sometimes, you'd think Claus Jensen would be shorter than Paul Ince for example:
https://www.bettingodds.com/news/next-charlton-manager-odds-adkins-sacked-jackson-flynn-harris-powell-laudrup
Not saying Lord Llewelyn wants the job, but surely he would be ahead of Emma Hayes as much as I do like her as a pundit.1 -
I dunno, Emma Hayes is a current manager, so that would reduce her odds even if it's still incredibly unlikelyRichard J said:
Emma Hayes at 25-1 and Curbs at 33-1.North Lower Neil said:Odds are funny sometimes, you'd think Claus Jensen would be shorter than Paul Ince for example:
https://www.bettingodds.com/news/next-charlton-manager-odds-adkins-sacked-jackson-flynn-harris-powell-laudrup
Not saying Lord Llewelyn wants the job, but surely he would be ahead of Emma Hayes as much as I do like her as a pundit.
But not as unlikely as former Gillingham and Welling boss Steve Lovell at 20-1!
Paul Tisdale (16-1) shows how fortunes can change. 3 years ago he was the brilliant Exeter manager, tipped for a bigger club. 2 failures later he's yesterday's man0 -
Fixed for you ;-))Chunes said:
It can't be long before we have females driving coaches in the men's game, surelyThe Red Robin said:
Knows her stuff and is a very good coach.Richard J said:
Emma Hayes at 25-1 and Curbs at 33-1.North Lower Neil said:Odds are funny sometimes, you'd think Claus Jensen would be shorter than Paul Ince for example:
https://www.bettingodds.com/news/next-charlton-manager-odds-adkins-sacked-jackson-flynn-harris-powell-laudrup
Not saying Lord Llewelyn wants the job, but surely he would be ahead of Emma Hayes as much as I do like her as a pundit.4 -
000__Jaaaaay__000 said:People here wanting to give curbs a shot but moaning about Adkins being a dinosaur and his football not exactly being entertaining, remind me again… did we play expansive football when curbs was manager ?? His football will be more outdated than Adkins, hasn’t he been out the game for over 10 years? Move on
I don't think curbs returning would help anyone. Let him continue enjoying retirement. He deserves the peace.
I do think "outdated" is just in reference to modern day player attitudes. Outdated term is an unfair assumption on older managers. Curbs would be rusty, but he wouldn't be tactically inept.
Bit of a random reflection, but I remember watching that crappy Tottenham documentary from a year or so ago.
Jose mourinho calls deli ali into his office...and he is trying to help him.
JM has won 3 champions leagues, loads of league titles and cups in 4 european countries.
Ali walks in...body language and tone suggested he wasn't impressed...wasn't interested, wasn't really listening, and simply just didn't give a shit.
You would expect that behaviour from a bored employee at a supermarket, office, call centre or something. Not a professional footballer.
Go back to 2004/5....every player in the Chelsea dressing room thought the world of JM and they followed his every word. All looked up to him.
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Having listened to TS interview I reckon he'll stick with JJ for the foreseeable. JJ will then get a "new manager bounce" for a few games which will convince TS to keep him in situ until the end of the season - which will culminate in relegation to League 2.
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And the bad news..?golfaddick said:Having listened to TS interview I reckon he'll stick with JJ for the foreseeable. JJ will then get a "new manager bounce" for a few games which will convince TS to keep him in situ until the end of the season - which will culminate in relegation to League 2.1 -
soapboxsam said:Richard J said:
Emma Hayes at 25-1 and Curbs at 33-1.North Lower Neil said:Odds are funny sometimes, you'd think Claus Jensen would be shorter than Paul Ince for example:
https://www.bettingodds.com/news/next-charlton-manager-odds-adkins-sacked-jackson-flynn-harris-powell-laudrup
Not saying Lord Llewelyn wants the job, but surely he would be ahead of Emma Hayes as much as I do like her as a pundit.
Emma Hayes has a much better job and got to the Champions League final last year and has some of the best players in woman's football. Why would she leave Chelsea women to come to Cafc in the 3rd tier with all the negativity about the team plus the burden of being a female manager in a man's world of the EFL.
Hayes was mentioned for the Wimbledon men's team last season and she felt insulted.
She can swear like a trooper and wouldn't be intimated by the passe comments.
* Casey Stoney is a top coach and ex Charlton player and will make a top manager but why would she want to drop down to manage average players in the men's game
I was always of the opinion that a woman managing a men's professional team just wouldnt work but as we dont have a single man in our current squad ... This might actually be an astute managerial selection!1 -
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Are they all married..?ValleyOfTears said:2 -
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Mick McCarthy should be available any day now.0
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Reading a lot about Michael Flynn being fav now … if we go down that route …1
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So no chance of Michael Flynn happening as Manager then?RonnieMoore said:Reading a lot about Michael Flynn being fav now … if we go down that route …
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It’s Jackson’s to lose. If we’re still in relegation problems in January then perhaps he’ll be replaced but I think he’ll steer us to top bottom half.2
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Won't deny I'm a bit concerned by this cheaping out by TS, but at the same time, I was ready and willing for Jack to have the end of last season.
Let's give him our full support, reset expectation on the players and re-assess in 10 games.
I have a fear it won't work out, but at least it will have been tried and that's the least Jacko deserves after 11 years at our nightmare of a club 🤣0 -
Who realistically would people want other than Jacko here?
(and no stupid suggestions like Howe/Wilder etc)0 -
I honestly don't pretend to be an expert I lower league managers (or first team coaches at PL sides etc) but I'd prefer someone young with new ideas.Elthamaddick said:Who realistically would people want other than Jacko here?
(and no stupid suggestions like Howe/Wilder etc)
Maybe the likes of Michael Beale/Ryan Lowe type (though not necessarily them!) over another Adkins/Mick Mccarthy type.
We need a big freshen up and something exciting for the players to work with.
Hopefully Jackson does the business though (although I must admit I'm not that confident).0 -
Mike Duff | Michael Beale | Andy Hughes, or some other promising U23 Manager we dont know about.Elthamaddick said:Who realistically would people want other than Jacko here?
(and no stupid suggestions like Howe/Wilder etc)
I wouldnt be opposed to a Danish Manager provided they're not some completely unknown... e.g. Got to remember that Thomas Frank was Manager of Brondby for three years before he came over to England.
Emma Hayes, maybe - I get why she'd find a League One team insulting but unfortunately there hasnt been a Female Manager in the Mens game, it might be wrong but it does feel like she'd need to prove herself first a little bit... Trouble is its a big risk, and dont think we can overly afford that big of a risk at the moment.1 -
I'm curious as to why the majority of people think Jackson will be so bad?3
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It’s the cheap option but it’s also a reasonable option.Dazzler21 said:Won't deny I'm a bit concerned by this cheaping out by TS, but at the same time, I was ready and willing for Jack to have the end of last season.
Let's give him our full support, reset expectation on the players and re-assess in 10 games.
I have a fear it won't work out, but at least it will have been tried and that's the least Jacko deserves after 11 years at our nightmare of a club 🤣Fans love him, players seem to love him, young and has a point to prove.Jj might fail but there is also a very good chance that this could be a master stroke0 -
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Think its just the concern what with Jackson having been given the task of organising set pieces, the defence.Pelling1993 said:I'm curious as to why the majority of people think Jackson will be so bad?
If he's the sole reason for those two things being bad this season then yeah it might not be an improvement.
But we equally dont know if he's just relaying Adkins instructions.2 -
Think it boils down to the fact that he's part of the coaching set-up that has seen the worst Charlton side most of us have ever seen. How big a part he played in it is anyone's guess.Pelling1993 said:I'm curious as to why the majority of people think Jackson will be so bad?9 -
Here’s a spin on it. He was also the assistant manager when we got promoted out of this league and was the assistant manager when we got relegated after putting up a very good fight in very bad off field conditions.Croydon said:
Think it boils down to the fact that he's part of the coaching set-up that has seen the worst Charlton side most of us have ever seen. How big a part he played in it is anyone's guess.Pelling1993 said:I'm curious as to why the majority of people think Jackson will be so bad?If he has learnt from the good and bad, all witnessed whilst being part of our coaching set up, then this could be a great appointment6 -
We could back and forth all day though, because he was also part of the coaching set up that saw us win 1 in 13 or whatever towards the end of Bowyer's reign.Todds_right_hook said:
Here’s a spin on it. He was also the assistant manager when we got promoted out of this league and was the assistant manager when we got relegated after putting up a very good fight in very bad off field conditions.Croydon said:
Think it boils down to the fact that he's part of the coaching set-up that has seen the worst Charlton side most of us have ever seen. How big a part he played in it is anyone's guess.Pelling1993 said:I'm curious as to why the majority of people think Jackson will be so bad?If he has learnt from the good and bad, all witnessed whilst being part of our coaching set up, then this could be a great appointment
Not saying I agree with either stance, just think that's why some fans are sceptical.
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Its a fair point but Bowyer was assistant to Robinson when we were fairly dire and he turned it round pretty quickly. Do assistant managers really have that much of a say in how the team is set up? I genuinely have no idea!Croydon said:
Think it boils down to the fact that he's part of the coaching set-up that has seen the worst Charlton side most of us have ever seen. How big a part he played in it is anyone's guess.Pelling1993 said:I'm curious as to why the majority of people think Jackson will be so bad?4 -
I certainly don't think we need the circus that would accompany Emma Hayes, however good she might beForeverAddickted said:
Mike Duff | Michael Beale | Andy Hughes, or some other promising U23 Manager we dont know about.Elthamaddick said:Who realistically would people want other than Jacko here?
(and no stupid suggestions like Howe/Wilder etc)
I wouldnt be opposed to a Danish Manager provided they're not some completely unknown... e.g. Got to remember that Thomas Frank was Manager of Brondby for three years before he came over to England.
Emma Hayes, maybe - I get why she'd find a League One team insulting but unfortunately there hasnt been a Female Manager in the Mens game, it might be wrong but it does feel like she'd need to prove herself first a little bit... Trouble is its a big risk, and dont think we can overly afford that big of a risk at the moment.2 -
guess we'll find out over the next month or soCroydon said:
Think it boils down to the fact that he's part of the coaching set-up that has seen the worst Charlton side most of us have ever seen. How big a part he played in it is anyone's guess.Pelling1993 said:I'm curious as to why the majority of people think Jackson will be so bad?1 -
Yeah I only mentioned her, or even Karen Carney as they'd been mentioned on here recently.Elthamaddick said:
I certainly don't think we need the circus that would accompany Emma Hayes, however good she might beForeverAddickted said:
Mike Duff | Michael Beale | Andy Hughes, or some other promising U23 Manager we dont know about.Elthamaddick said:Who realistically would people want other than Jacko here?
(and no stupid suggestions like Howe/Wilder etc)
I wouldnt be opposed to a Danish Manager provided they're not some completely unknown... e.g. Got to remember that Thomas Frank was Manager of Brondby for three years before he came over to England.
Emma Hayes, maybe - I get why she'd find a League One team insulting but unfortunately there hasnt been a Female Manager in the Mens game, it might be wrong but it does feel like she'd need to prove herself first a little bit... Trouble is its a big risk, and dont think we can overly afford that big of a risk at the moment.
Think for those two, a team like Oxford or Milton Keynes would be ideal for them - I feel that they are the sort of club at this level who wont always fight for promotion, but if they're ran properly should never be at threat of going down.0 -
We were nowhere near as bad as we are now when Bowyer took over. Back then we were worried we'd miss the playoffs, not go down to L2!Pelling1993 said:
Its a fair point but Bowyer was assistant to Robinson when we were fairly dire and he turned it round pretty quickly. Do assistant managers really have that much of a say in how the team is set up? I genuinely have no idea!Croydon said:
Think it boils down to the fact that he's part of the coaching set-up that has seen the worst Charlton side most of us have ever seen. How big a part he played in it is anyone's guess.Pelling1993 said:I'm curious as to why the majority of people think Jackson will be so bad?
This isn't a permanent appointment anyway. We don't know if Sandgaard wants to give Jacko a few weeks to prove himself, or whether interviews are going on with external candidates already.1 -
If we're looking at guys who are managing U23 sides , Forest's U23s are managed by Andy Reid....4
