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Next manager - Ben Garner confirmed (p256)

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    Alex McLeish was at the Valley recently wasn't he?
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    It's going to be somone we least expect, & know little about.

    Probably an American, I'm going to say (random guess), Brian Schmetzer.


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    I know a lot of people would be against it due to Millwall links, but I've begrudgingly admired Neil Harris for a long time. A good coach, who is exactly the sort of character we need to sort out this mess.  

    It'll probably be some unheard of Danish guy though 
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    Seen Appleton mentioned a few times, he had a big break due to ill health this season didn't he? Pretty sure I read that is the reason he is leaving Lincoln.
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    Sandgaard junior, same football nous as the old man. Nil !!
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    Ian Evatt
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    What’s Jose Riga up to these days?
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    edited May 2022
    wmcf123 said:
    wmcf123 said:
    Warburton would be great if he’s convinced by the ‘project’ although I know he’d be very cautious after seeing what happened to the last experienced manager we brought on.

    Beale is a talented young coach. Exciting but obvious risks involved with anyone taking on their first manager’s role.

    Appleton has just left Lincoln after a disappointing year. They lost a lot of key players last summer and struggled.

    Duff and Bonner are probably my two favourites who  both have two things: 1. bring fresh ideas and 2. know enough about managing football teams that I wouldn’t be concerned about them falling apart.
    Why would Beale leave a well paid job at Villa, where Gerrard allows him to get on with all of the coaching to come to Charlton, probably be paid less and potentially have a reputation ruined, to work with an ego maniac, who puts his son in as chief scout.  
    When was Martin Sandgaard appointed chief scout?
    Poor wording; apologies. He's heavily involved in recruitment with no history in football.  
    Do you need an extensive history in football to read data? My understanding was he's working on the algorithm that evaluates players and then feeding that in to the data analysts to present players as suggestions. In that case someone with a history of data analysis is probably better suited to it than, say, Ben Thatcher would be despite his long history in football. But then maybe Martin does more or less than that, it's hard to say
    Credentials of getting a job- related to a senior figure at the club.  My point being, I see no evidence to suggest that TS has a clue what he is doing.  Adkins, awful, Roddy, awful, Roddy's son, awful.. 
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    Why get rid of Jackson just to get in Beale? He’s just as unproven and unknown as Jackson was. 
    Beale is a top quality coach at the highest level. 

    There was no indication that Jackson was really a good coach or assistant, even before he took on the management role. 
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    Seen Appleton mentioned a few times, he had a big break due to ill health this season didn't he? Pretty sure I read that is the reason he is leaving Lincoln.
    Nah think he left Lincoln because they werent happy with results.
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    It has to be someone that can work with the younger players, bring them through so I can see this approach adopted 
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    Swisdom said:
    What’s Jose Riga up to these days?
    Managing a club in the Belgian third tier whose ground capacity is 5,460.
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    Shaun Dyche , what a statemen that would be :):):)
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    seth plum said:
    Alex McLeish was at the Valley recently wasn't he?
    I would take up bowls
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    Claus Jensen ?
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    Absolutely no idea given we have an owner who is Danish/American and doesn’t appear to have anyone advising him. My guess is a foreign coach.
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    I think we'll end up with a Thomas Frank type head coach, fits into the Moneyball type set up more then a more traditional British coach 
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    edited May 2022

    Found the odds
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    lets be honest neil harris done well with gills this season - who have a pony squad he openly admitted it but any manager is only going to be as good as his backing he gets. 
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    wmcf123 said:
    Warburton would be great if he’s convinced by the ‘project’ although I know he’d be very cautious after seeing what happened to the last experienced manager we brought on.

    Beale is a talented young coach. Exciting but obvious risks involved with anyone taking on their first manager’s role.

    Appleton has just left Lincoln after a disappointing year. They lost a lot of key players last summer and struggled.

    Duff and Bonner are probably my two favourites who  both have two things: 1. bring fresh ideas and 2. know enough about managing football teams that I wouldn’t be concerned about them falling apart.
    Why would Beale leave a well paid job at Villa, where Gerrard allows him to get on with all of the coaching to come to Charlton, probably be paid less and potentially have a reputation ruined, to work with an ego maniac, who puts his son in as chief scout.  
    Because I doubt Beale wants to remain in Gerard’s shadow indefinitely and probably wants a crack at being number one. Pretty obvious really. 
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    Swisdom said:
    What’s Jose Riga up to these days?
    Manager and sporting director in Belgium 3rd div.
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    edited May 2022
    PWADDICK said:

    Found the odds
    Oh god!! - I know I'd want Warburton, and it probably isnt, but that list almost feels like the League One version of: Pulis | Hughes | Pardew | Hodgson | Allardyce
    Ferguson and Warburton is a good start and Keane would be bantz but the rest, urgh. If we appoint Lee Johnson I'm going to investigate unbuying my season ticket
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