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That’s exactly what we need! Another club legend, untried at this level.sm said:Has anyone mentioned Claus Jensen, done a pretty good job managing a small club in Denmark for the past two years, that may be near the limits of its potential and all the obvious connections. TS must know him - and he does like being popular.Although I expect you’re whooshing here?0 -
Like Lee Bowyer and Chris Powell?JamesSeed said:
That’s exactly what we need! Another club legend, untried at this level.sm said:Has anyone mentioned Claus Jensen, done a pretty good job managing a small club in Denmark for the past two years, that may be near the limits of its potential and all the obvious connections. TS must know him - and he does like being popular.Although I expect you’re whooshing here?4 -
Covered_End_Lad said:Spoke to a friend of mine who is a season ticket holder at Rangers, he said this about Warburton:
"Good attacking football but no real plan B. If it wasn't working his plan B was do plan A better. Most fans didn't want him to leave when he did. Set out the team to be entertaining."
Neither sound like what TS wants but he may still tick more boxes than most, attacking football being one of them.Covered_End_Lad said:Apparently Warburton leaving QPR is also to do with a breakdown in relationship between him and DoF Les Ferdinand. Warburton was told to play U23 players but he chose to play more experienced players instead.1 -
I believe that’s the main reason.Covered_End_Lad said:Apparently Warburton leaving QPR is also to do with a breakdown in relationship between him and DoF Les Ferdinand. Warburton was told to play U23 players but he chose to play more experienced players instead.1 -
Would Jensen, or any overseas based coach (or player) get a work permit now under post-Bxxxxx visa rules? Any good coaches/players in Rwanda?0
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Grizwald jnr of courseDave Rudd said:We're at the point where Sandgaard's selection of interview panel members is arguably as important as the choice of Manager.
If he decides to go it alone, Heaven help us. He is '0 for 2' to use US parlance.
So, who you gonna call, Thomas?0 -
Things went stale?The Red Robin said:
I believe that’s the main reason.Covered_End_Lad said:Apparently Warburton leaving QPR is also to do with a breakdown in relationship between him and DoF Les Ferdinand. Warburton was told to play U23 players but he chose to play more experienced players instead.
We should really stop this.3 -
whoever is appointed, the tenure for managers like the tenure for players nowadays is pretty short term .. we need someone who can get us out of this division, someone who is VERY familiar with the players and methods used in the lower leagues .. when we're promoted then is the time to think about appointing a manager experienced at a higher level .. in other words, horses for courses7
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you forgot to mention mouldy (:>)Dave Rudd said:
Things went stale?The Red Robin said:
I believe that’s the main reason.Covered_End_Lad said:Apparently Warburton leaving QPR is also to do with a breakdown in relationship between him and DoF Les Ferdinand. Warburton was told to play U23 players but he chose to play more experienced players instead.
We should really stop this.0 -
That stat about Wycome vs MK Dons is really odd but the style of football is chalk and cheese!
Honestly couldn't bear to watch us play the way Wycombe did against us - negative hoofball full of diving and cheating. It was just terrible to watch. MK Dons are entertaining, expansive, pressing, just much much nicer to watch.
Give me a bit of entertainment any day of the week otherwise we might as well resort to signing big fellas and playing like Cambridge did in the 80's and 90's and "hit the corner flag".10 - Sponsored links:
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At yeast he is provenLincsaddick said:
you forgot to mention mouldy (:>)Dave Rudd said:
Things went stale?The Red Robin said:
I believe that’s the main reason.Covered_End_Lad said:Apparently Warburton leaving QPR is also to do with a breakdown in relationship between him and DoF Les Ferdinand. Warburton was told to play U23 players but he chose to play more experienced players instead.
We should really stop this.3 -
Really? How that does than pan out?Lincsaddick said:whoever is appointed, the tenure for managers like the tenure for players nowadays is pretty short term .. we need someone who can get us out of this division, someone who is VERY familiar with the players and methods used in the lower leagues .. when we're promoted then is the time to think about appointing a manager experienced at a higher level .. in other words, horses for courses
"Yes, thank you, Mr XXX. You've done a great job getting us out of League 1 in only a year or so. Now, fuck off."2 -
It’s all about results and if that means playing ugly every week to get out of this division, then I’m all for itSwisdom said:That stat about Wycome vs MK Dons is really odd but the style of football is chalk and cheese!
Honestly couldn't bear to watch us play the way Wycombe did against us - negative hoofball full of diving and cheating. It was just terrible to watch. MK Dons are entertaining, expansive, pressing, just much much nicer to watch.
Give me a bit of entertainment any day of the week otherwise we might as well resort to signing big fellas and playing like Cambridge did in the 80's and 90's and "hit the corner flag".9 -
He is good thanks mate. Still miserable!Covered End said:
How is your old man doing?NomadicAddick said:FYI I know I am a busy c**t.1 -
Which has more chance of success as you progress through the leagues?Scoham said:3 -
get us into the Premier league beating Palace along the way and I could not give a flying f what kind of football we play.6
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It happens.Dave Rudd said:
Really? How that does than pan out?Lincsaddick said:whoever is appointed, the tenure for managers like the tenure for players nowadays is pretty short term .. we need someone who can get us out of this division, someone who is VERY familiar with the players and methods used in the lower leagues .. when we're promoted then is the time to think about appointing a manager experienced at a higher level .. in other words, horses for courses
"Yes, thank you, Mr XXX. You've done a great job getting us out of League 1 in only a year or so. Now, fuck off."1 -
Every fan would prefer us to play like MK Dons than Wycombe, but it's interesting to note that despite the vast difference in those stats, MK only finished 6 points above Wycombe, scored only 3 more goals (thanks to Plymouth's capitulation on the last day), and lost the same amount of games.Scoham said:0 -
Ferdinand decided he was toast.Dave Rudd said:
Things went stale?The Red Robin said:
I believe that’s the main reason.Covered_End_Lad said:Apparently Warburton leaving QPR is also to do with a breakdown in relationship between him and DoF Les Ferdinand. Warburton was told to play U23 players but he chose to play more experienced players instead.
We should really stop this.0 -
You forgot the Sh..Cafc43v3r said:
It happens.Dave Rudd said:
Really? How that does than pan out?Lincsaddick said:whoever is appointed, the tenure for managers like the tenure for players nowadays is pretty short term .. we need someone who can get us out of this division, someone who is VERY familiar with the players and methods used in the lower leagues .. when we're promoted then is the time to think about appointing a manager experienced at a higher level .. in other words, horses for courses
"Yes, thank you, Mr XXX. You've done a great job getting us out of League 1 in only a year or so. Now, fuck off."
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Reminds me of this:Covered_End_Lad said:Spoke to a friend of mine who is a season ticket holder at Rangers, he said this about Warburton:
"Good attacking football but no real plan B. If it wasn't working his plan B was do plan A better. Most fans didn't want him to leave when he did. Set out the team to be entertaining."
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Yeah, Bowyer was a step up, but was learning the ropes and struggled at times, particularly with man management. CP did a great job. JJ was the fans choice, but struggled at times, as you’d expect.shirty5 said:
Like Lee Bowyer and Chris Powell?JamesSeed said:
That’s exactly what we need! Another club legend, untried at this level.sm said:Has anyone mentioned Claus Jensen, done a pretty good job managing a small club in Denmark for the past two years, that may be near the limits of its potential and all the obvious connections. TS must know him - and he does like being popular.Although I expect you’re whooshing here?All I’m saying is that we should probably chose a manager based on how good he is, not on whether he used to be a great player for Charlton.4 -
Is our level above that of 6th in the Danish 2nd tier - after achieving promotion the previous season?JamesSeed said:
That’s exactly what we need! Another club legend, untried at this level.sm said:Has anyone mentioned Claus Jensen, done a pretty good job managing a small club in Denmark for the past two years, that may be near the limits of its potential and all the obvious connections. TS must know him - and he does like being popular.Although I expect you’re whooshing here?1 -
Was Bowyer ever a 'Club Legend'shirty5 said:
Like Lee Bowyer and Chris Powell?JamesSeed said:
That’s exactly what we need! Another club legend, untried at this level.sm said:Has anyone mentioned Claus Jensen, done a pretty good job managing a small club in Denmark for the past two years, that may be near the limits of its potential and all the obvious connections. TS must know him - and he does like being popular.Although I expect you’re whooshing here?7 -
I don't think it's a case of 'hoofball' or not.addick1956 said:
Cambridge were more than that. They could play it at the back, hit it to Dion Dublin or another, back to the pressing midfield in the last 3rd and also wide. They had another , Steve Claridge and also play it on the ground in that area.Swisdom said:That stat about Wycome vs MK Dons is really odd but the style of football is chalk and cheese!
Honestly couldn't bear to watch us play the way Wycombe did against us - negative hoofball full of diving and cheating. It was just terrible to watch. MK Dons are entertaining, expansive, pressing, just much much nicer to watch.
Give me a bit of entertainment any day of the week otherwise we might as well resort to signing big fellas and playing like Cambridge did in the 80's and 90's and "hit the corner flag".
Don't forget, John Beck gained two successful back to back promotions and then a 5th place in the Championship as it is now.
Everybody mocks Beck but who here would not take 3 years of success John Beck style.
Dublin went to Manchester United from there and Cambridge fell back. They sacked him in that next season . So nothing changes there today.
You have to find a method that works for the players you have inherited, or who you choose to sign. If that's 'hoofball', so be it.
But no single approach works indefinitely. In fact, flexibility is crucial ... often during a game. A single approach may work well for a time, but will eventually be countered (does that sound familiar?).
So, the top teams and the top coaches and managers exhibit flexibility, and they know when to change things around. Yes, you can have a 'preferred' style ... but to be wedded to a single approach will only get you so far. You will be found out sooner rather than later.
The natural consequence of this is to recruit players who are comfortable in different roles. Not to have a fixed way of playing and then expect players to fit into that system.
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Ange is a brilliant manager. His style and tactical knowledge is superb. He's had success pretty much everywhere he's gone, over many many years.paulg1947 said:I dont know many managers over there but Ange Postecoglou from Melbourne Australia took on Glasgow Celtic last year, and has now been voted Scottish manager of the year.
I have an uncanny feeling in my water that ex Palarce CB Tony Popovich now manging Melbourne Victory and has taken them on i think 13 matches undefeated (unfortuately being a City supporter) Is a bolter to watch in future, Remember the name
A more realistic choice would have to be Powell or Curbs There seems something wrong with a London team ,run by a manager with a Northern accent .Dont worry Ange and Poppa have accents similar to Sarf London
Popovich isn't in the same class, but a decent manager at A league level. Can't see TS's net casting that wide tbh.
Aussies sounding like us...?! 🤣🤣 I've been here nearly 30 years, and people wonder how I still speak with a London accent after all these years, and I tell them, I don't want to sound stupid!
I wont argue with my Aussie wife with that one Been here a few decades too, I think she has a bit of mine, and i av a bit of erz.Just love the round ball code, which is easy to get distracted from. here in the coloniesozaddick said:
Ange is a brilliant manager. His style and tactical knowledge is superb. He's had success pretty much everywhere he's gone, over many many years.paulg1947 said:I dont know many managers over there but Ange Postecoglou from Melbourne Australia took on Glasgow Celtic last year, and has now been voted Scottish manager of the year.
I have an uncanny feeling in my water that ex Palarce CB Tony Popovich now manging Melbourne Victory and has taken them on i think 13 matches undefeated (unfortuately being a City supporter) Is a bolter to watch in future, Remember the name
A more realistic choice would have to be Powell or Curbs There seems something wrong with a London team ,run by a manager with a Northern accent .Dont worry Ange and Poppa have accents similar to Sarf London
Popovich isn't in the same class, but a decent manager at A league level. Can't see TS's net casting that wide tbh.
Aussies sounding like us...?! 🤣🤣 I've been here nearly 30 years, and people wonder how I still speak with a London accent after all these years, and I tell them, I don't want to sound stupid!1 -
The better the players the easier the job ,could also have been said of J Jsoapboxsam said:Who ever we appoint will be a gamble because the Charlton gig has so much baggage attached to it over quite a few years with punch drunk fans and a cynical fan base that need to stop protesting and enjoy the football; Impossible at the moment I do concur.
I can't see this happening but Curbs as mentor and a "director of football" working 30 odd hours a week with plenty of time off for golf days, with a young coach Michael Beale who at 40 really needs to stop just being an innovative coach and see if he can be head coach/ manager back where his football career started with a wise old head like Alan Lewellyn Curbishley to help with the daily issues of how to run a football club and give advise to MB on how to deal with media, owner etc which has never been Michael's remit up to now. Plus how to deal with the clowns behind you in the dug outs who know better than you despite never having set up a kids team let alone a third tier pro team.
Beale and Curbs as the dream team ? Just not sure that Thomas Sandgaard will buy into this but what a waste of Curbs experience which would be invaluable to Beale.
Beale won't need any advise on the various formations. The better the players the easier the job.0 -
Did TS say to somebody it will be two weeks, maybe waiting till after playoffs, Manning?0
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Manning or Warburton would be my preferred choice.Redhenry said:Did TS say to somebody it will be two weeks, maybe waiting till after playoffs, Manning?0
