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  • mrbligh
    mrbligh Posts: 3,056

    you know you're getting old when there are posters who say that they can't really remember life under curbs

    poor sods. that's when we were 'good'

  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 34,172
    edited April 2014
    Huskaris said:

    Sell Jenkinson and get to Championship?!?!

    Surely selling Fox now would take us to the top of the Prem by that standard?

    He did a lot with what he had and I think he will always be my favourite manager (don't really remember Curbs)

    Leave it out , I thought Huskaris was one of the more maturely aged posters round here

    how old are you Husky , or just a late starter on Charlton
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,926

    Huskaris said:

    Sell Jenkinson and get to Championship?!?!

    Surely selling Fox now would take us to the top of the Prem by that standard?

    He did a lot with what he had and I think he will always be my favourite manager (don't really remember Curbs)

    Leave it out , I thought Huskaris was one of the more maturely aged posters round here

    how old are you Husky , or just a late starter on Charlton


    Exactly ! He must be about 12 as it was only a decade ago that curbs was here :)
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,926
    Nug said:

    Just a gut feel, but we were dead and buried after that Sheffield United game IMO. Anyway that shouldn't detract from this thread. He is a lovely chap, and I am happy he has come out of this undamaged

    Dead and buried with four games in hand?

    Yes. That was pretty much the worst I have ever seen charlton, we would be bottom by now if that momentum carried on.
  • thenewbie
    thenewbie Posts: 11,005
    At the time and ever since I am and remain unsure whether we could/would have stayed up with CP in charge - BUT I must say that this has nothing to do with his undoubted charisma and talent, simply that as he alluded himself in the interview, things were tense between he and RD, their visions of the future did not align, rightly or wrongly wherever you place the blame/responsibility under that situation all the staff, on the field and off, are going to feel tense, the pressure will build, there may be some conflicting loyalties. Riga came in completely clean and with no ties to the players, the fans or the club, simply as a man with a pretty simply-defined job to do in the short term: keep us in the Championship. Powell would have been worrying about his own future and that of his staff/players beyond the next few months, Jose has not had to.

    I would love to see CP come back, I would love to see Chris Powell managing Charlton in the Premiership, but at that time in that place, he was handicapped and unable to perform at his best.
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,926
    edited April 2014

    shine166 said:

    Nug said:

    Just a gut feel, but we were dead and buried after that Sheffield United game IMO. Anyway that shouldn't detract from this thread. He is a lovely chap, and I am happy he has come out of this undamaged

    Dead and buried with four games in hand?


    Yes. That was pretty much the worst I have ever seen charlton, we would be bottom by now if that momentum carried on.
    jesus christ, they're getting younger and younger. How old are you?! 4?! 5 years old?!
    Haha :) 31, I only just remember the days away from the valley and never saw a game under parky or reed But that's is 100% the worst I have ever felt leaving a charlton game.

    Admittedly I lost interest for 3ish seasons before Powell took over, served my time though with a decade of season tickets starting in the cabin days
  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,130
    shine166 said:

    Nug said:

    Just a gut feel, but we were dead and buried after that Sheffield United game IMO. Anyway that shouldn't detract from this thread. He is a lovely chap, and I am happy he has come out of this undamaged

    Dead and buried with four games in hand?

    Yes. That was pretty much the worst I have ever seen charlton, we would be bottom by now if that momentum carried on.
    Really? Not our doomed time under Pardew and Parkinson?
  • AddicksAddict
    AddicksAddict Posts: 15,808

    Huskaris said:

    Sell Jenkinson and get to Championship?!?!

    Surely selling Fox now would take us to the top of the Prem by that standard?

    He did a lot with what he had and I think he will always be my favourite manager (don't really remember Curbs)

    Leave it out , I thought Huskaris was one of the more maturely aged posters round here

    how old are you Husky , or just a late starter on Charlton
    Or maybe his memory's been shot by over-indulgence in chemical recreation? God knows I've felt like it at times this season.
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,926

    shine166 said:

    Nug said:

    Just a gut feel, but we were dead and buried after that Sheffield United game IMO. Anyway that shouldn't detract from this thread. He is a lovely chap, and I am happy he has come out of this undamaged

    Dead and buried with four games in hand?

    Yes. That was pretty much the worst I have ever seen charlton, we would be bottom by now if that momentum carried on.
    Really? Not our doomed time under Pardew and Parkinson?

    Never see a game under either of those, lost all interest by that point... Uni and getting out the brain were more important :)


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  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,130
    shine166 said:

    shine166 said:

    Nug said:

    Just a gut feel, but we were dead and buried after that Sheffield United game IMO. Anyway that shouldn't detract from this thread. He is a lovely chap, and I am happy he has come out of this undamaged

    Dead and buried with four games in hand?

    Yes. That was pretty much the worst I have ever seen charlton, we would be bottom by now if that momentum carried on.
    Really? Not our doomed time under Pardew and Parkinson?

    Never see a game under either of those, lost all interest by that point... Uni and getting out the brain were more important :)

    Sorry, just seen your other response to the same question! Lucky you!
  • crookester
    crookester Posts: 1,331
    thenewbie said:

    At the time and ever since I am and remain unsure whether we could/would have stayed up with CP in charge - BUT I must say that this has nothing to do with his undoubted charisma and talent, simply that as he alluded himself in the interview, things were tense between he and RD, their visions of the future did not align, rightly or wrongly wherever you place the blame/responsibility under that situation all the staff, on the field and off, are going to feel tense, the pressure will build, there may be some conflicting loyalties. Riga came in completely clean and with no ties to the players, the fans or the club, simply as a man with a pretty simply-defined job to do in the short term: keep us in the Championship. Powell would have been worrying about his own future and that of his staff/players beyond the next few months, Jose has not had to.

    I would love to see CP come back, I would love to see Chris Powell managing Charlton in the Premiership, but at that time in that place, he was handicapped and unable to perform at his best.

    shine166 said:

    Nug said:

    Just a gut feel, but we were dead and buried after that Sheffield United game IMO. Anyway that shouldn't detract from this thread. He is a lovely chap, and I am happy he has come out of this undamaged

    Dead and buried with four games in hand?

    Yes. That was pretty much the worst I have ever seen charlton, we would be bottom by now if that momentum carried on.
    jesus christ, they're getting younger and younger. How old are you?! 4?! 5 years old?!
    Every defeat this season seems to be branded the worst ever! I don't think any have been even close to the top ten.
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,926


    thenewbie said:

    At the time and ever since I am and remain unsure whether we could/would have stayed up with CP in charge - BUT I must say that this has nothing to do with his undoubted charisma and talent, simply that as he alluded himself in the interview, things were tense between he and RD, their visions of the future did not align, rightly or wrongly wherever you place the blame/responsibility under that situation all the staff, on the field and off, are going to feel tense, the pressure will build, there may be some conflicting loyalties. Riga came in completely clean and with no ties to the players, the fans or the club, simply as a man with a pretty simply-defined job to do in the short term: keep us in the Championship. Powell would have been worrying about his own future and that of his staff/players beyond the next few months, Jose has not had to.

    I would love to see CP come back, I would love to see Chris Powell managing Charlton in the Premiership, but at that time in that place, he was handicapped and unable to perform at his best.

    shine166 said:

    Nug said:

    Just a gut feel, but we were dead and buried after that Sheffield United game IMO. Anyway that shouldn't detract from this thread. He is a lovely chap, and I am happy he has come out of this undamaged

    Dead and buried with four games in hand?

    Yes. That was pretty much the worst I have ever seen charlton, we would be bottom by now if that momentum carried on.
    jesus christ, they're getting younger and younger. How old are you?! 4?! 5 years old?!
    Every defeat this season seems to be branded the worst ever! I don't think any have been even close to the top ten.

    What is the worst game I have ever seen then and felt after a game ?, can you please let me know so I do not make a fool of myself again ? ;)

  • Davo55
    Davo55 Posts: 7,838
    What a top bloke Chris Powell is. 100% integrity and he bleeds Charlton. I am not blind to his shortcomings as a manager but in my view his strengths outweighed those and he was only ever going to get better. I truly hope he is back as our manager at some point in the future.
  • Kap10
    Kap10 Posts: 15,578
    Does anyone have a link to the interview.
  • bertpalmer
    bertpalmer Posts: 1,774
    Davo55 said:

    What a top bloke Chris Powell is. 100% integrity and he bleeds Charlton. I am not blind to his shortcomings as a manager but in my view his strengths outweighed those and he was only ever going to get better. I truly hope he is back as our manager at some point in the future.

    I hope its next year with a decent budget and RD apologises for sacking him


  • Blucher
    Blucher Posts: 4,141
    A very interesting and quite moving interview. Chris still clearly has enormous affection for the club and its supporters. A pity that he couldn't, for legal reasons (ie confidentiality provisions in the settlement agreement), talk about the "football issues" and RD's future plans for the club which ultimately led to his dismissal.

    I don't suppose the long awaited meeting with KM and others and/or for Roland's next video will be too illuminating on those issues either. We can only hope that the experience of the last few months has opened his eyes to just how ferociously tough this division is and what is needed to compete effectively in it.
  • Miserableoldgit
    Miserableoldgit Posts: 21,458
    edited April 2014
    Meh !
    He's okay for a spud.

    [Edit: Sorry, forgot the ;-) ].
  • PL54
    PL54 Posts: 10,757
    Need you down at the game on Tuesday MOG - I'll call you.
  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,130
    As much as I want Powell back as manager it'll never happen under RD. We'll have to wait until the club is sold again for that to happen.

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  • Kessell7
    Kessell7 Posts: 158
    Does anyone have a link to the interview?
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 28,683
    edited April 2014
    Kessell7 said:

    Does anyone have a link to the interview?

    Kap10 said:

    Does anyone have a link to the interview.

    http://talksport.com/radio/listen-again/1398330000#

    Choose 11:00-11:30

  • Kessell7
    Kessell7 Posts: 158
    Thanks
  • Kap10
    Kap10 Posts: 15,578
    Kap10 said:

    Does anyone have a link to the interview.

    What's Kessell7 got that I haven't got?

  • aliwibble
    aliwibble Posts: 26,372
    He was at the bottom of the page, so they finished reading then replied to the nearest one?
  • C_A_F_C
    C_A_F_C Posts: 3,866
    Kap10 said:

    Kap10 said:

    Does anyone have a link to the interview.

    What's Kessell7 got that I haven't got?

    Girth?
  • scabbyhorse
    scabbyhorse Posts: 2,543

    As much as I want Powell back as manager it'll never happen under RD. We'll have to wait until the club is sold again for that to happen.

    Should this comment be for the joke thread.
    Nice man everyone knows but only some have the knowledge that he was a shit manager....now look what you made me do! Comment on bloody chris powell again. We are not safe yet but if he had stayed there was only way we were going and it wasn't essex.

  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,130
    edited April 2014

    As much as I want Powell back as manager it'll never happen under RD. We'll have to wait until the club is sold again for that to happen.

    Should this comment be for the joke thread.
    Nice man everyone knows but only some have the knowledge that he was a shit manager....now look what you made me do! Comment on bloody chris powell again. We are not safe yet but if he had stayed there was only way we were going and it wasn't essex.

    I think you just beat me to it with the joke comment. Shit manager? Do one.
  • Tunwellsaddick
    Tunwellsaddick Posts: 2,453
    Just heard it from the link. CP is a great Charlton man and we must get him back with us again as I am convinced he can take the club to the highest levels. I also still want to be around when this happens.