Charlton target Hasselbaink swoop
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Maybe with the money he stole off us when supposedly playing for us, he could use his own bank account to pay the wages of a loanee (as Phil Parkinson supposedly did).2
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A bit torn at the idea. I basically think of him as a figurehead for our downturn in fortunes. May be a little harsh, but he sums up the bad decisions and wasted money that year. It still staggers me we were ever willing to pay anyone $60,000 a week. Mind you, at the moment, the idea of having a manager that I have actually heard of (and seems to be doing okay) is quite comforting.0
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Couldn't knock what he'd done as a player until he waddled up to the ValleyValleyGary said:Cant really knock what he's done as a manager. I cant see him wanting to come here though.
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It won't happen but I'd be happy if it did. Whatever his faults as a player at the tailend of his career, he's done well as a manager, knows our setup and can probably communicate with our bonkers owner.2
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Would he celebrate if we score?5
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Would be a good appointment hope it happens.1
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Agree that JFH was a poor player with us at the end of his career but that in no way means that he would be a poor coach/manager after all Lennie Lawrence wasn't even a footballer at the higher levels and he was a good manager0
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Is he of a standard higher than the bottom half of Belgium's third division?
Yes?
Then he is better than what we have got.
if they genuinely wanted the Interim Grand Master then they could have just gone and got Michael Appleton.0 -
Right now I'd bite anyone's arms off to have him in, and I really didn't like paying tenure with us. But needs must! He's doing great things at Burton, and has experience of the championship.
My only concern is that the Grand Master will only (if at all) try and recruit him as a Head coach, so that they can continue with this pupet master mentality. We desperately need a Manager, and not a Head Coach to get us out of this mess.2 - Sponsored links:
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It just does not fit RD's model to have a manager, I am afraid. We should just forget about that possibility.Simon E said:Right now I'd bite anyone's arms off to have him in, and I really didn't like paying tenure with us. But needs must! He's doing great things at Burton, and has experience of the championship.
My only concern is that the Grand Master will only (if at all) try and recruit him as a Head coach, so that they can continue with this pupet master mentality. We desperately need a Manager, and not a Head Coach to get us out of this mess.
RD has a plan which involves a skeleton first team squad and youth team players. We are now in a catch 22 position because of this. Any proper Manager would not accept those terms of work and any Coach cannot succeed with it.
We are truly screwed.2 -
Some journo putting 2 + 2 = 5
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In May 2013, Hasselbaink was announced as the new manager of Royal Antwerp.
He stated that the club was "a two or three year project".
In November 2014, Hasselbaink was appointed manager at League Two side Burton Albion.
Enough said.0 -
That was pretty much my pointSouthbank said:
It just does not fit RD's model to have a manager, I am afraid. We should just forget about that possibility.Simon E said:Right now I'd bite anyone's arms off to have him in, and I really didn't like paying tenure with us. But needs must! He's doing great things at Burton, and has experience of the championship.
My only concern is that the Grand Master will only (if at all) try and recruit him as a Head coach, so that they can continue with this pupet master mentality. We desperately need a Manager, and not a Head Coach to get us out of this mess.
RD has a plan which involves a skeleton first team squad and youth team players. We are now in a catch 22 position because of this. Any proper Manager would not accept those terms of work and any Coach cannot succeed with it.
We are truly screwed.0 -
Had it from someone who works at Charlton that our last manager was
one of the lowest paid in the football league, only puppets apply.
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Hasselbaink not interested in us and KF promised the job permanently if he does well, just like GL was, until it goes wrong0
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Any evidence of this?ross1 said:Hasselbaink not interested in us and KF promised the job permanently if he does well, just like GL was, until it goes wrong
or this?Welly said:Had it from someone who works at Charlton that our last manager was
one of the lowest paid in the football league, only puppets apply.0 -
No way we could afford him, just think of the the new extra large sofa that would be required to get his arse on it.0
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Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink isn’t expected to be becoming the next Charlton Athletic manager according to Burton Mail. There has been no approach for the Dutchman, who was also linked with the Rotherham United job earlier this season.
Evening Standard:
Karel Fraeye will be given the Charlton job permanently if results improve at The Valley.
Fraeye was appointed on an interim basis after Guy Luzon was sacked on Saturday and would be strong favourite to stay on should Charlton start climbing the Championship.
It is also understood Charlton are looking to appoint a British first-team coach to form part of their backroom staff.
Fraeye will be assisted by Wim De Corte but Charlton want a new first team coach to replace Damian Matthew, who left when Luzon was sacked. They want that position to be filled by a British coach and the new man would stay on whoever the next permanent boss is.0 -
...who is likely to be more experienced and qualified than the actual 'head coach' Karel Fraeye or the next Belgian through the building.ross1 said:Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink isn’t expected to be becoming the next Charlton Athletic manager according to Burton Mail. There has been no approach for the Dutchman, who was also linked with the Rotherham United job earlier this season.
Evening Standard:
Karel Fraeye will be given the Charlton job permanently if results improve at The Valley.
Fraeye was appointed on an interim basis after Guy Luzon was sacked on Saturday and would be strong favourite to stay on should Charlton start climbing the Championship.
It is also understood Charlton are looking to appoint a British first-team coach to form part of their backroom staff.
Fraeye will be assisted by Wim De Corte but Charlton want a new first team coach to replace Damian Matthew, who left when Luzon was sacked. They want that position to be filled by a British coach and the new man would stay on whoever the next permanent boss is.1 - Sponsored links:
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The same reason we didn't go for Steve EvansHartleypete said:No way we could afford him, just think of the the new extra large sofa that would be required to get his ass on it.
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I would be happy with that. His unsuccessful time as a player with us was a long time ago and he should not be judged on that.3
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But as @skywalker was telling us few days ago, Antwerp was a basket case then too, and had been for 20 years. On the up now, though with a new owner, so looks like JFH was unlucky with his timing.Chizz said:In May 2013, Hasselbaink was announced as the new manager of Royal Antwerp.
He stated that the club was "a two or three year project".
In November 2014, Hasselbaink was appointed manager at League Two side Burton Albion.
Enough said.
Is that correct, skywalker?
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Translation: we realise we need someone who has a clue but cannot put them in a position of authority because they cannot then be relied upon to do whatever Roland wants.The Red Robin said:
...who is likely to be more experienced and qualified than the actual 'head coach' Karel Fraeye or the next Belgian through the building.ross1 said:Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink isn’t expected to be becoming the next Charlton Athletic manager according to Burton Mail. There has been no approach for the Dutchman, who was also linked with the Rotherham United job earlier this season.
Evening Standard:
Karel Fraeye will be given the Charlton job permanently if results improve at The Valley.
Fraeye was appointed on an interim basis after Guy Luzon was sacked on Saturday and would be strong favourite to stay on should Charlton start climbing the Championship.
It is also understood Charlton are looking to appoint a British first-team coach to form part of their backroom staff.
Fraeye will be assisted by Wim De Corte but Charlton want a new first team coach to replace Damian Matthew, who left when Luzon was sacked. They want that position to be filled by a British coach and the new man would stay on whoever the next permanent boss is.14 -
Well he's been at number 1 in the charts so I guess so!LouisMend said:
Did his rap career ever take off?Karim_myBagheri said:what's John Barnes doing with his time now?
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Malky Mackay could do a job, he worked with a shit regime at Cardiff. he had a bad time at Wigan but then again who hasn't recently? Established manager and not working, apparantly seen at the Valley on Saturday.3
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Shame that the improvement in results which will get him the job will probably be getting one draw at home.ross1 said:Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink isn’t expected to be becoming the next Charlton Athletic manager according to Burton Mail. There has been no approach for the Dutchman, who was also linked with the Rotherham United job earlier this season.
Evening Standard:
Karel Fraeye will be given the Charlton job permanently if results improve at The Valley.
Fraeye was appointed on an interim basis after Guy Luzon was sacked on Saturday and would be strong favourite to stay on should Charlton start climbing the Championship.
It is also understood Charlton are looking to appoint a British first-team coach to form part of their backroom staff.
Fraeye will be assisted by Wim De Corte but Charlton want a new first team coach to replace Damian Matthew, who left when Luzon was sacked. They want that position to be filled by a British coach and the new man would stay on whoever the next permanent boss is.3 -
I have a rule I stick to, whereby I never make personal comments about managers. And I am not going to break my rule for that obnoxious little shit.Its_Hamer_Time said:Malky Mackay could do a job, he worked with a shit regime at Cardiff. he had a bad time at Wigan but then again who hasn't recently? Established manager and not working, apparantly seen at the Valley on Saturday.
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ross1 said:
Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink isn’t expected to be becoming the next Charlton Athletic manager according to Burton Mail. There has been no approach for the Dutchman, who was also linked with the Rotherham United job earlier this season.
Evening Standard:
Karel Fraeye will be given the Charlton job permanently if results improve at The Valley.
Fraeye was appointed on an interim basis after Guy Luzon was sacked on Saturday and would be strong favourite to stay on should Charlton start climbing the Championship.
It is also understood Charlton are looking to appoint a British first-team coach to form part of their backroom staff.
Fraeye will be assisted by Wim De Corte but Charlton want a new first team coach to replace Damian Matthew, who left when Luzon was sacked. They want that position to be filled by a British coach and the new man would stay on whoever the next permanent boss is.
Malky Mackay still fits the bill here then?Chizz said:
I have a rule I stick to, whereby I never make personal comments about managers. And I am not going to break my rule for that obnoxious little shit.Its_Hamer_Time said:Malky Mackay could do a job, he worked with a shit regime at Cardiff. he had a bad time at Wigan but then again who hasn't recently? Established manager and not working, apparantly seen at the Valley on Saturday.
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Not quite sure what you mean. Is he British? Yes. Is he a coach? Yes. Is he an obnoxious little shit? Well I think we all know the answer to that.E=mc2 said:ross1 said:Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink isn’t expected to be becoming the next Charlton Athletic manager according to Burton Mail. There has been no approach for the Dutchman, who was also linked with the Rotherham United job earlier this season.
Evening Standard:
Karel Fraeye will be given the Charlton job permanently if results improve at The Valley.
Fraeye was appointed on an interim basis after Guy Luzon was sacked on Saturday and would be strong favourite to stay on should Charlton start climbing the Championship.
It is also understood Charlton are looking to appoint a British first-team coach to form part of their backroom staff.
Fraeye will be assisted by Wim De Corte but Charlton want a new first team coach to replace Damian Matthew, who left when Luzon was sacked. They want that position to be filled by a British coach and the new man would stay on whoever the next permanent boss is.
Malky Mackay still fits the bill here then?Chizz said:
I have a rule I stick to, whereby I never make personal comments about managers. And I am not going to break my rule for that obnoxious little shit.Its_Hamer_Time said:Malky Mackay could do a job, he worked with a shit regime at Cardiff. he had a bad time at Wigan but then again who hasn't recently? Established manager and not working, apparantly seen at the Valley on Saturday.
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