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Simon Clark
seth plum
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I hear Simon Clark is off. Was told Notts County, but it might have been Nottingham Forest.
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A shame, but not surprising if true.2
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Would be disappointing to see him leave to either really, but definitely would prefer forest to county.1
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We could be playing Forest next seasoncafc_harry said:Would be disappointing to see him leave to either really, but definitely would prefer forest to county.
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A " legacy" issue.
Shame but as predictable as night following day.
Reputation as a good coach who's been involved at different levels at Charlton and done well.4 -
Why would he leave, we'll have the number one academy in the country
a poke in the eye for Roland if he does go, for all the rhetoric about the academy it seems the guy at the top of that doesn't believe.....
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He's not with the academy now. He was but he's been first team coach for a season or so.Rob7Lee said:Why would he leave, we'll have the number one academy in the country
a poke in the eye for Roland if he does go, for all the rhetoric about the academy it seems the guy at the top of that doesn't believe.....
Real shame, another good staff member leaves,2 -
No doubt O'Nomark has identified him as a subversive influence and not in keeping with current regieme thinking IE a good coach who is well respected and good at his job.
Can't have anyone not towing the party line.
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Why do they refer to him as a legacy issue as if he's crap? He's a good coach we should keep. Have they learned nothing since letting Nathan Jones go?Henry Irving said:A " legacy" issue.
Shame but as predictable as night following day.
Reputation as a good coach who's been involved at different levels at Charlton and done well.1 -
We've learned from our mistakes.6
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One of a set of three (and a half) for you to collect and keep forever ... or not.Henry Irving said:
He's not with the academy now. He was but he's been first team coach for a season or so.Rob7Lee said:Why would he leave, we'll have the number one academy in the country
a poke in the eye for Roland if he does go, for all the rhetoric about the academy it seems the guy at the top of that doesn't believe.....
Real shame, another good staff member leaves,
Remind me why Barker was demoted from assistant manager again? Oh, that's right, they never said.5 -
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On the OS Simon is listed as first team coach.
I might be missing something here but Simon goes and Jacko steps up seems to be the thinking.3 -
On Simon's twitter he was on a day out on Bank Holiday Monday when we played - which seems a bit unusual. I'm an ex-colleague of his fiancee and happen to know he loves it at Charlton. I suspect that if he moves on it's either because he is deemed surplus to requirements or he feels his position is untenable.5
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Lee Bowyer too, I think you'll find.seth plum said:On the OS Simon is listed as first team coach.
I might be missing something here but Simon goes and Jacko steps up seems to be the thinking.
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Maybe it was to do with laying off/paying off Nugent, was the position 'made redundant'?Airman Brown said:
One of a set of three (and a half) for you to collect and keep forever ... or not.Henry Irving said:
He's not with the academy now. He was but he's been first team coach for a season or so.Rob7Lee said:Why would he leave, we'll have the number one academy in the country
a poke in the eye for Roland if he does go, for all the rhetoric about the academy it seems the guy at the top of that doesn't believe.....
Real shame, another good staff member leaves,
Remind me why Barker was demoted from assistant manager again? Oh, that's right, they never said.0 -
Simon has not been in the dugout since the new year, surplus to requirements, was for some games sitting on the west upper. I think is contract is up and currently living in Lincoln.0
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Seems a good coach, as did Nugent. Certainly better than O'Loughlin and Baker. We are the poorer for those changes IMO.7
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Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?0
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From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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why would he join in January to leave just four months later? And to Rotherham? And having worked with Robinson before it's not Robinson getting rid. With Clark going to I wonder if a change of owner is happening and this is clearing the decks. Just Robbo to go next.0
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This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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I get your point about experience but I would feel much better if O'laughable was nowhere near the club!SDAddick said:
This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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Of course. But I'm trying to deal in the realms of the possible. Bowyer doesn't exactly strike me as a "Yes Man", but I do worry that no one in the group has the experience to challenge Robinson, and I think every good coach or leader needs at least one person who can do that.cantersaddick said:
I get your point about experience but I would feel much better if O'laughable was nowhere near the club!SDAddick said:
This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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That's what I liked about Barker and Nugent. They'd both been managers and you got the impression they would not be afraid to speak up.SDAddick said:
Of course. But I'm trying to deal in the realms of the possible. Bowyer doesn't exactly strike me as a "Yes Man", but I do worry that no one in the group has the experience to challenge Robinson, and I think every good coach or leader needs at least one person who can do that.cantersaddick said:
I get your point about experience but I would feel much better if O'laughable was nowhere near the club!SDAddick said:
This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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We were told at a Bromley meeting by players that Simon Clark was popular with them and they enjoyed his sessions whereas the coach brought in by Roland just put cones out2
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There's a rumour that Congo Chris has been sent packing back to Belgium as well.cantersaddick said:
I get your point about experience but I would feel much better if O'laughable was nowhere near the club!SDAddick said:
This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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Cantersaddick likes this!Addickted said:
There's a rumour that Congo Chris has been sent packing back to Belgium as well.cantersaddick said:
I get your point about experience but I would feel much better if O'laughable was nowhere near the club!SDAddick said:
This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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So perhaps the £8 an hour temporary painter can put the cones out.Addickted said:
There's a rumour that Congo Chris has been sent packing back to Belgium as well.cantersaddick said:
I get your point about experience but I would feel much better if O'laughable was nowhere near the club!SDAddick said:
This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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I'm sure what you mean is Chris has decided to spend more time with his family but has found working at a great club like Charlton and with great coaches like Karl Robinson a great education which will stand him in great stead when he takes on his next role.Addickted said:
There's a rumour that Congo Chris has been sent packing back to Belgium as well.cantersaddick said:
I get your point about experience but I would feel much better if O'laughable was nowhere near the club!SDAddick said:
This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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Fixed that for you.Henry Irving said:
I'm sure what you mean is Chris has decided to spend more time with his family but has found working at a great club like Charlton and with great coaches like Karl Robinson a great education which will stand him in great stead when he takes on his next role as 'interim' head coach when Robinson is sacked in October.Addickted said:
There's a rumour that Congo Chris has been sent packing back to Belgium as well.cantersaddick said:
I get your point about experience but I would feel much better if O'laughable was nowhere near the club!SDAddick said:
This makes little sense to me. Neither have any coaching experience. So it will be those two and COL. A combined 6ish months of coaching between them JJ and Bowyer, giving them both credit for coaching the second half of this season. Plus COL, who admittedly has some experience abroad, and 3-4 months here. I'm not convinced that Richie Barker was a world beater. Ditto Kevin Nugent before him, despite his record as manager. But I don't think that this is a move in the right direction.cantersaddick said:
From the sounds of KR's interview it seemed like it'll be JJ and Bowyer.Callumcafc said:Congo Chris and Bowyer next year then?
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