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Next manager - Ben Garner confirmed (p256)
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paulfox said:CL_Phantom said:Henry Irving said:We don't know if the wages are basic or if they include bonuses.
We don't even know if the figure is accurate.
But we're getting into "have you stopped beating you wife?" territory.
"High" wage = wasting money
"Low" wage = doing it on the cheap.
Appoint a manager in days = rushed into it
Appoint a manager in five weeks = faffed about/season is already wasted.
They are plenty of valid reasons to question TS (such as MS and his role, his managerial appointments, his over promising, his rush to make things happen ie pushing fill the Valley too hard after the initial success) but some are looking to see a negative in every action or if no action then to see a negative in that same lack of action.
Back to Garner.
IF IF IF (WIOTOS) what the Swindon journalist says is true then I'm pleased.
We have a manager who's been allowed to bring in his own staff (a criticism of the Adkins appointment).
We have a young but experienced coach wanting to progress his career with us (you could argue we had similar with JJ but he wasn't given time/wasn't good enough).
We have a manager who, we hope, sees eye to eye with the owner and buys into the "model" that we plan to use.
Will it work? Possibly, if TS and MS don’t micro-manage BG, give him a large say in recruitment, fund said recruitment and give him time.
Will BG get all that? I don't know but at least some of us will have something different to look forward to and some others something different to moan about.
Sandgaard made the point about the pathway/ progression not just in regards to youth coming through but coaches too.
If, if, if we get Garner and his team in I'd take that as TS having a wake up call in regards to what it takes to getting out of this league and moving forwards, just plugging a random coach in to current set up - ala Adkins - isn't as straight forward or easy as it sounds, hopefully, that mind set will stretch to recruitment, ie the manger/ coach having more if an input into who comes in.
Could be the start of that Charlton resurrection right here.
Apparently I have an agenda against Marty so, I'm on an even keel.
Plus I'm at a Spanish wedding so I'm pissed, which may have got the positivity tingling.0 -
It seems like Garner is going to bring a shape and dynamism to the team. In itself that may not yield instant results because he will need the players to be able to execute the plan. In the short term it will be interesting to see how our current squad gets on. Maybe we will be pleasantly surprised on the upside with one or two of them - DJ?, Fraser? Morgan? Gilbey? My biggest about turn would be if Stockley manages to cut it.
I fancy it will increase the chances for younger players to get a look in if the team is more mobile as a unit, making them less vulnerable to strong-arm tactics.
After a couple of pretty dire seasons of Charlton watching, I am actually excited about the next part of the journey.3 -
I do hope Chorley comes with, we need more experience in the building and Gallens recruitment has been very hit and miss, Chorley on the other hand seems to be getting it spot on.1
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https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/swindon-town/transfers/verein/352
Thought I'd pull up Garner/Chorley's signings from last season , lots of younger players that had been released from higher levels and a couple of non league talents too.7 -
I welcome him and I am hopeful he can get some quality in and we can put the last 3 disappointing seasons behind us.Who knows how well he’ll do. I just want us to start winning. Better football would be a bonus, but in general I tend to think overall, if you win consistently, the football tends to be decent as well.Last season was dire. There were a couple of decent performances, the two Rotherham games, Plymouth and Ipswich at home, that was it. Prior to that the season before I think 60 minutes of the home 5-2 win over AFC Wimbledon and the 6-0 away at Plymouth. That’s 5 and 3 quarter good performances in 2 years. We’ve been starved of good football.
To the untrained eye such as mine, I would say most our team bar maybe Dobson and CBT are good enough to be in a promoted team, but maybe some some of the others like Stockley with better players around him, are good enough, I just can’t see it.
We need a big few weeks. No way this current crop, even with 3 or 4 quality additions are good enough.
If Garner can replicate what he did with Swindon last season, that’s a good start6 -
A couple of observations about the reported £90k Garner is being offered a year by Charlton. Kind of throws into suspicion that any move for a target “more ambitious” than Beale seems, well slightly odd at best. Beale is not even number one at Villa and although he’s probably on one of the best packages around for number two I suspect anything “more ambitious” would attract significantly more than what’s being offered to Garner. I don’t doubt we’ve made contact with several “names” but I doubt it got very far. That’s not to say I’m disappointed if Garner is announced. I think he has something about his CV that might suit us very well. What I suspect is that we might well have fortuitously ended up with someone who was’nt high or even on our original list.3
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I suspect Garner is on £180K pa.7
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ShootersHillGuru said:A couple of observations about the reported £90k Garner is being offered a year by Charlton. Kind of throws into suspicion that any move for a target “more ambitious” than Beale seems, well slightly odd at best. Beale is not even number one at Villa and although he’s probably on one of the best packages around for number two I suspect anything “more ambitious” would attract significantly more than what’s being offered to Garner. I don’t doubt we’ve made contact with several “names” but I doubt it got very far. That’s not to say I’m disappointed if Garner is announced. I think he has something about his CV that might suit us very well. What I suspect is that we might well have fortuitously ended up with someone who was’nt high or even on our original list.
"Can also confirm it will be a 2-year deal for Garner at Charlton. Reported salary over that period is in excess of £180k #stfc"
Now people have taken that as 90k a year for two years.
If you Google average league 1 managers salary the result is, coincidentally, 180k a year. I suggest that he has googled the average and add excess in front of it.
He hasn't got a clue what his salary is and is making the assumption it's in excess of the average. Which is probably true. Its a non story IMO.14 -
ShootersHillGuru said:A couple of observations about the reported £90k Garner is being offered a year by Charlton. Kind of throws into suspicion that any move for a target “more ambitious” than Beale seems, well slightly odd at best. Beale is not even number one at Villa and although he’s probably on one of the best packages around for number two I suspect anything “more ambitious” would attract significantly more than what’s being offered to Garner. I don’t doubt we’ve made contact with several “names” but I doubt it got very far. That’s not to say I’m disappointed if Garner is announced. I think he has something about his CV that might suit us very well. What I suspect is that we might well have fortuitously ended up with someone who was’nt high or even on our original list.1
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RonnieMoore said:ShootersHillGuru said:A couple of observations about the reported £90k Garner is being offered a year by Charlton. Kind of throws into suspicion that any move for a target “more ambitious” than Beale seems, well slightly odd at best. Beale is not even number one at Villa and although he’s probably on one of the best packages around for number two I suspect anything “more ambitious” would attract significantly more than what’s being offered to Garner. I don’t doubt we’ve made contact with several “names” but I doubt it got very far. That’s not to say I’m disappointed if Garner is announced. I think he has something about his CV that might suit us very well. What I suspect is that we might well have fortuitously ended up with someone who was’nt high or even on our original list.0
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RonnieMoore said:ShootersHillGuru said:A couple of observations about the reported £90k Garner is being offered a year by Charlton. Kind of throws into suspicion that any move for a target “more ambitious” than Beale seems, well slightly odd at best. Beale is not even number one at Villa and although he’s probably on one of the best packages around for number two I suspect anything “more ambitious” would attract significantly more than what’s being offered to Garner. I don’t doubt we’ve made contact with several “names” but I doubt it got very far. That’s not to say I’m disappointed if Garner is announced. I think he has something about his CV that might suit us very well. What I suspect is that we might well have fortuitously ended up with someone who was’nt high or even on our original list.0
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RonnieMoore said:ShootersHillGuru said:A couple of observations about the reported £90k Garner is being offered a year by Charlton. Kind of throws into suspicion that any move for a target “more ambitious” than Beale seems, well slightly odd at best. Beale is not even number one at Villa and although he’s probably on one of the best packages around for number two I suspect anything “more ambitious” would attract significantly more than what’s being offered to Garner. I don’t doubt we’ve made contact with several “names” but I doubt it got very far. That’s not to say I’m disappointed if Garner is announced. I think he has something about his CV that might suit us very well. What I suspect is that we might well have fortuitously ended up with someone who was’nt high or even on our original list.1
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I know next to nothing about Garner but like every Charlton manager beforehand - I simply send him my warm best wishes for the challenge ahead. Fingers crossed it works out - and who knows it might just do that.12
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If and When x is announced they will become the 14th different permanent Manager/Head Coach of Charlton Athletic in the last 16 years since Alan Curbishley departed back in 2006.The previous 16 years prior to that saw 3 in Curbishley, Gritt and Lawrence, being in charge.4
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Clem_Snide said:Asked for an update. This is what I got:Garner finally agreed a deal and compo for him is sorted. However, not a done deal as he won't be coming without his own backroom staff. Talks regarding them are ongoing. Compo sticking point at the moment If pushed I would say announcement likely Tues/Weds next week.8
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The Red Robin said:Clem_Snide said:Asked for an update. This is what I got:Garner finally agreed a deal and compo for him is sorted. However, not a done deal as he won't be coming without his own backroom staff. Talks regarding them are ongoing. Compo sticking point at the moment If pushed In would say announcement likely Tues/Weds next week.
It’s reasonable to assume that relevant personnel are away….. at both clubs as well as agents, accountants and their respective legal representatives etc. There are three new additions to our payroll being selected here not just Garner. Have you not thought it may well be others who are pissing about or playing hard ball or just not sure if they are up for it………..who knows?
Yes, things have been moving along via the internet but I expect some things are still best done face to face. There’s a lot of to-ing and fro-ing to be done.
Just peed off with people continually pulling the Sandgaard’s apart, especially when they don’t have all the low down and make wild assumptions to suit their glass half empty agenda.😕18 -
Uboat said:😂paulfox said:Uboat said:paulfox said:CL_Phantom said:Henry Irving said:We don't know if the wages are basic or if they include bonuses.
We don't even know if the figure is accurate.
But we're getting into "have you stopped beating you wife?" territory.
"High" wage = wasting money
"Low" wage = doing it on the cheap.
Appoint a manager in days = rushed into it
Appoint a manager in five weeks = faffed about/season is already wasted.
They are plenty of valid reasons to question TS (such as MS and his role, his managerial appointments, his over promising, his rush to make things happen ie pushing fill the Valley too hard after the initial success) but some are looking to see a negative in every action or if no action then to see a negative in that same lack of action.
Back to Garner.
IF IF IF (WIOTOS) what the Swindon journalist says is true then I'm pleased.
We have a manager who's been allowed to bring in his own staff (a criticism of the Adkins appointment).
We have a young but experienced coach wanting to progress his career with us (you could argue we had similar with JJ but he wasn't given time/wasn't good enough).
We have a manager who, we hope, sees eye to eye with the owner and buys into the "model" that we plan to use.
Will it work? Possibly, if TS and MS don’t micro-manage BG, give him a large say in recruitment, fund said recruitment and give him time.
Will BG get all that? I don't know but at least some of us will have something different to look forward to and some others something different to moan about.
Sandgaard made the point about the pathway/ progression not just in regards to youth coming through but coaches too.
If, if, if we get Garner and his team in I'd take that as TS having a wake up call in regards to what it takes to getting out of this league and moving forwards, just plugging a random coach in to current set up - ala Adkins - isn't as straight forward or easy as it sounds, hopefully, that mind set will stretch to recruitment, ie the manger/ coach having more if an input into who comes in.
Could be the start of that Charlton resurrection right here.1 -
Uboat said:paulfox said:Uboat said:paulfox said:CL_Phantom said:Henry Irving said:We don't know if the wages are basic or if they include bonuses.
We don't even know if the figure is accurate.
But we're getting into "have you stopped beating you wife?" territory.
"High" wage = wasting money
"Low" wage = doing it on the cheap.
Appoint a manager in days = rushed into it
Appoint a manager in five weeks = faffed about/season is already wasted.
They are plenty of valid reasons to question TS (such as MS and his role, his managerial appointments, his over promising, his rush to make things happen ie pushing fill the Valley too hard after the initial success) but some are looking to see a negative in every action or if no action then to see a negative in that same lack of action.
Back to Garner.
IF IF IF (WIOTOS) what the Swindon journalist says is true then I'm pleased.
We have a manager who's been allowed to bring in his own staff (a criticism of the Adkins appointment).
We have a young but experienced coach wanting to progress his career with us (you could argue we had similar with JJ but he wasn't given time/wasn't good enough).
We have a manager who, we hope, sees eye to eye with the owner and buys into the "model" that we plan to use.
Will it work? Possibly, if TS and MS don’t micro-manage BG, give him a large say in recruitment, fund said recruitment and give him time.
Will BG get all that? I don't know but at least some of us will have something different to look forward to and some others something different to moan about.
Sandgaard made the point about the pathway/ progression not just in regards to youth coming through but coaches too.
If, if, if we get Garner and his team in I'd take that as TS having a wake up call in regards to what it takes to getting out of this league and moving forwards, just plugging a random coach in to current set up - ala Adkins - isn't as straight forward or easy as it sounds, hopefully, that mind set will stretch to recruitment, ie the manger/ coach having more if an input into who comes in.
Could be the start of that Charlton resurrection right here.1 -
I’m quite excited by the prospect of Garner and his own team bringing a style and pattern of play to us. If you look at the squad, it should be doing so much better than mid table in League One.Hopefully BG and his team get stuck in early at Sparrows Lane and set a blueprint for how we play.If we can add numbers and quality to the likes of AMB, Lavelle, CBT, Fraser, Dobson, Stockley and Chuks then it could be an exciting season.5
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SoundAsa£ said:The Red Robin said:Clem_Snide said:Asked for an update. This is what I got:Garner finally agreed a deal and compo for him is sorted. However, not a done deal as he won't be coming without his own backroom staff. Talks regarding them are ongoing. Compo sticking point at the moment If pushed In would say announcement likely Tues/Weds next week.
It’s reasonable to assume that relevant personnel are away….. at both clubs as well as agents, accountants and their respective legal representatives etc. There are three new additions to our payroll being selected here not just Garner. Have you not thought it may well be others who are pissing about or playing hard ball or just not sure if they are up for it………..who knows?
Yes, things have been moving along via the internet but I expect some things are still best done face to face. There’s a lot of to-ing and fro-ing to be done.
Just peed off with people continually pulling the Sandgaard’s apart, especially when they don’t have all the low down and make wild assumptions to suit their glass half full agenda.😕1 -
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RonnieMoore said:ShootersHillGuru said:A couple of observations about the reported £90k Garner is being offered a year by Charlton. Kind of throws into suspicion that any move for a target “more ambitious” than Beale seems, well slightly odd at best. Beale is not even number one at Villa and although he’s probably on one of the best packages around for number two I suspect anything “more ambitious” would attract significantly more than what’s being offered to Garner. I don’t doubt we’ve made contact with several “names” but I doubt it got very far. That’s not to say I’m disappointed if Garner is announced. I think he has something about his CV that might suit us very well. What I suspect is that we might well have fortuitously ended up with someone who was’nt high or even on our original list.4
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I don’t have a clue if this will be a good or bad appointment, what I will do is judge and support him if he does indeed become our new manager by his performance with us.he deserves our support so hopefully he comes and gets us promotion.4
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paulfox said:I don’t have a clue if this will be a good or bad appointment, what I will do is judge and support him if he does indeed become our new manager by his performance with us.he deserves our support so hopefully he comes and gets us promotion.1
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paulfox said:I don’t have a clue if this will be a good or bad appointment, what I will do is judge and support him if he does indeed become our new manager by his performance with us.he deserves our support so hopefully he comes and gets us promotion.
However I think with Garner we have someone who has more chance of being successful than not. He’s a young, ambitious, progressive coach who has a very solid coaching CV behind him which, short of having Steven Gerrard claim he’s the best coach he’s worked with, I actually think is more impressive than Beale’s.
Being allowed to bring his own coaching team in is clearly a positive indicator, but (the conversation has been done to death already) it’s whether he can get the players he wants in that fits his ethos and style.
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JamesSeed said:paulfox said:I don’t have a clue if this will be a good or bad appointment, what I will do is judge and support him if he does indeed become our new manager by his performance with us.he deserves our support so hopefully he comes and gets us promotion.1
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The same patience Jackson was given4
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Well Cawley is sticking to his story.
Just need Thomas to deny it to complete the loop.1 -
I am not that persuaded by the notion of being patient, I want wins and points from the beginning, we have been a work in progress for too long.1