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Give Jacko The Job (He got given it on page 31...)
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Cawley just tweeted when asked the Q about Jacko
'don't believe any issues, should be some good news coming'3 -
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Elthamaddick said:Cawley just tweeted when asked the Q about Jacko
'don't believe any issues, should be some good news coming'12 -
ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:Other than he deserves it, can anyone give me a reason why the contract is such a big issue?
What would happen if Thomas just came out and said I have stopped looking because the best man for the job is already in the job?
Jackson is already under contract so what he could he do? Publicly refuse yo do it?Not only that, the coaching team are now understaffed so he’ll have to do even more hours on the grass than Adkins or Bowyer would have had to.
It would be morally and professionally wrong to allow things to continue as they are.
The coaching staff is the same size as it was for most of the last 3 last seasons.
If the problem, if there is even a problem, is money I can't imagine they are poles apart. Your talking a championship assistant managers v a novice league 1 managers salary, unless one side is trying to take the absolute piss they can't be that far apart, if indeed they are.0 -
valleynick66 said:Elthamaddick said:Cawley just tweeted when asked the Q about Jacko
'don't believe any issues, should be some good news coming'24 -
Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:Other than he deserves it, can anyone give me a reason why the contract is such a big issue?
What would happen if Thomas just came out and said I have stopped looking because the best man for the job is already in the job?
Jackson is already under contract so what he could he do? Publicly refuse yo do it?Not only that, the coaching team are now understaffed so he’ll have to do even more hours on the grass than Adkins or Bowyer would have had to.
It would be morally and professionally wrong to allow things to continue as they are.
The coaching staff is the same size as it was for most of the last 3 last seasons.
If the problem, if there is even a problem, is money I can't imagine they are poles apart. Your talking a championship assistant managers v a novice league 1 managers salary, unless one side is trying to take the absolute piss they can't be that far apart, if indeed they are.I don’t think it’s about money at all, it never has been with JJ and I can’t imagine he’s being greedy or TS is completely low balling him.I imagine the dispute is one of power. Jackson is a manager, Sandgaard wants a head coach. There’s a world of difference between the two and I’m not sure either are happy to compromise.3 -
ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:Other than he deserves it, can anyone give me a reason why the contract is such a big issue?
What would happen if Thomas just came out and said I have stopped looking because the best man for the job is already in the job?
Jackson is already under contract so what he could he do? Publicly refuse yo do it?Not only that, the coaching team are now understaffed so he’ll have to do even more hours on the grass than Adkins or Bowyer would have had to.
It would be morally and professionally wrong to allow things to continue as they are.
The coaching staff is the same size as it was for most of the last 3 last seasons.
If the problem, if there is even a problem, is money I can't imagine they are poles apart. Your talking a championship assistant managers v a novice league 1 managers salary, unless one side is trying to take the absolute piss they can't be that far apart, if indeed they are.I don’t think it’s about money at all, it never has been with JJ and I can’t imagine he’s being greedy or TS is completely low balling him.I imagine the dispute is one of power. Jackson is a manager, Sandgaard wants a head coach. There’s a world of difference between the two and I’m not sure either are happy to compromise.
For what it's worth I don't think there is a hold up at all and it's all been blown out of proportion because despite the fact the owner said 60 days people want it yesterday.0 -
then we must have had 1 too many before adkins was sacked and the review was wrong?0
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Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:Other than he deserves it, can anyone give me a reason why the contract is such a big issue?
What would happen if Thomas just came out and said I have stopped looking because the best man for the job is already in the job?
Jackson is already under contract so what he could he do? Publicly refuse yo do it?Not only that, the coaching team are now understaffed so he’ll have to do even more hours on the grass than Adkins or Bowyer would have had to.
It would be morally and professionally wrong to allow things to continue as they are.
The coaching staff is the same size as it was for most of the last 3 last seasons.
If the problem, if there is even a problem, is money I can't imagine they are poles apart. Your talking a championship assistant managers v a novice league 1 managers salary, unless one side is trying to take the absolute piss they can't be that far apart, if indeed they are.I don’t think it’s about money at all, it never has been with JJ and I can’t imagine he’s being greedy or TS is completely low balling him.I imagine the dispute is one of power. Jackson is a manager, Sandgaard wants a head coach. There’s a world of difference between the two and I’m not sure either are happy to compromise.
For what it's worth I don't think there is a hold up at all and it's all been blown out of proportion because despite the fact the owner said 60 days people want it yesterday.I agree it’s not as serious as it’s being made out to be, but there’s still a hold up. I’m not worried and I’m certain it will get sorted before Jan.0 -
valleynick66 said:Elthamaddick said:Cawley just tweeted when asked the Q about Jacko
'don't believe any issues, should be some good news coming'0 - Sponsored links:
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Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:Other than he deserves it, can anyone give me a reason why the contract is such a big issue?
What would happen if Thomas just came out and said I have stopped looking because the best man for the job is already in the job?
Jackson is already under contract so what he could he do? Publicly refuse yo do it?Not only that, the coaching team are now understaffed so he’ll have to do even more hours on the grass than Adkins or Bowyer would have had to.
It would be morally and professionally wrong to allow things to continue as they are.
The coaching staff is the same size as it was for most of the last 3 last seasons.
If the problem, if there is even a problem, is money I can't imagine they are poles apart. Your talking a championship assistant managers v a novice league 1 managers salary, unless one side is trying to take the absolute piss they can't be that far apart, if indeed they are.I don’t think it’s about money at all, it never has been with JJ and I can’t imagine he’s being greedy or TS is completely low balling him.I imagine the dispute is one of power. Jackson is a manager, Sandgaard wants a head coach. There’s a world of difference between the two and I’m not sure either are happy to compromise.
For what it's worth I don't think there is a hold up at all and it's all been blown out of proportion because despite the fact the owner said 60 days people want it yesterday.0 -
I a big fan of Tommy and what he has done for the club. My only criticism was his plan for the next few years and mentioning the Premier League and Europe in the timescale, which I found a bit embarassing (open to a bit of ridicule etc.) and wish he'd just said the ultimate goal was the Premier League etc and even maybe Europe one day.
But not giving JJ the job before now is, I feel, rather disrespectful, especially if he has talked to other managers.0 -
and he and he has spoken to other managers … including a Welsh one0
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I don't have a problem with him speaking to other managers - nobody knew JJ was going to be such a roaring success (not even him) and indeed, he may not have even wanted it if he hadn't been or if he had found it all a bit too much so TS did the sensible thing and spoke to others as well - we'd all be moaning now if we were still in the bottom 3 and he was just starting the search process - looks from Cawleys tweet that its all been sorted and should be announced soon so alls well that ends well.3
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I believe that by interviewing other candidates it shows a thorough approach, provides a stronger negotiating platform with JJ and shows us he is meticulous and a strong leader7
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Owner in interviewing more than one person for job role shock.13
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Yes, and i reckon from the Plymouth game onwards he's probably put all those talks with others on hold, listened to JJ, sorted out the structure and now is the closing act - the permanent managers contract. Bravo.3
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barstool said:I believe that by interviewing other candidates it shows a thorough approach, provides a stronger negotiating platform with JJ and shows us he is meticulous and a strong leader0
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barstool said:I believe that by interviewing other candidates it shows a thorough approach, provides a stronger negotiating platform with JJ and shows us he is meticulous and a strong leader0
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PragueAddick said:Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:Other than he deserves it, can anyone give me a reason why the contract is such a big issue?
What would happen if Thomas just came out and said I have stopped looking because the best man for the job is already in the job?
Jackson is already under contract so what he could he do? Publicly refuse yo do it?Not only that, the coaching team are now understaffed so he’ll have to do even more hours on the grass than Adkins or Bowyer would have had to.
It would be morally and professionally wrong to allow things to continue as they are.
The coaching staff is the same size as it was for most of the last 3 last seasons.
If the problem, if there is even a problem, is money I can't imagine they are poles apart. Your talking a championship assistant managers v a novice league 1 managers salary, unless one side is trying to take the absolute piss they can't be that far apart, if indeed they are.I don’t think it’s about money at all, it never has been with JJ and I can’t imagine he’s being greedy or TS is completely low balling him.I imagine the dispute is one of power. Jackson is a manager, Sandgaard wants a head coach. There’s a world of difference between the two and I’m not sure either are happy to compromise.
For what it's worth I don't think there is a hold up at all and it's all been blown out of proportion because despite the fact the owner said 60 days people want it yesterday.5 -
I've just been told it's all sorted. They've both come to a compromise found the middle ground and both parties feel like they have a good deal.It was touch and go, but the thing that really swung it was the 'dunking test'.Once Jacko had got the tea brewed and they both tested their respective biscuits an agreement was reached.Jammie Dodgers failed the test, not enough absorbtion during the dunk. TS custard creams also failed when the custard was dunked it fell apart and TS messed all over his shoe.The compromise was to agree to use the chocolate digestive. Both parties were happy with the dunkability, and there was no mess on either TS or Jacko's shoes.All's well that ends well, and happy to report that Choccy Digestives will be available from Monday at The Valley and Sparrows Lane during official meetings..... Thank god that is over, phew.6
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PragueAddick said:Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:ElliotCAFC said:Cafc43v3r said:Other than he deserves it, can anyone give me a reason why the contract is such a big issue?
What would happen if Thomas just came out and said I have stopped looking because the best man for the job is already in the job?
Jackson is already under contract so what he could he do? Publicly refuse yo do it?Not only that, the coaching team are now understaffed so he’ll have to do even more hours on the grass than Adkins or Bowyer would have had to.
It would be morally and professionally wrong to allow things to continue as they are.
The coaching staff is the same size as it was for most of the last 3 last seasons.
If the problem, if there is even a problem, is money I can't imagine they are poles apart. Your talking a championship assistant managers v a novice league 1 managers salary, unless one side is trying to take the absolute piss they can't be that far apart, if indeed they are.I don’t think it’s about money at all, it never has been with JJ and I can’t imagine he’s being greedy or TS is completely low balling him.I imagine the dispute is one of power. Jackson is a manager, Sandgaard wants a head coach. There’s a world of difference between the two and I’m not sure either are happy to compromise.
For what it's worth I don't think there is a hold up at all and it's all been blown out of proportion because despite the fact the owner said 60 days people want it yesterday.0 -
fenlandaddick said:I've just been told it's all sorted. They've both come to a compromise found the middle ground and both parties feel like they have a good deal.It was touch and go, but the thing that really swung it was the 'dunking test'.Once Jacko had got the tea brewed and they both tested their respective biscuits an agreement was reached.Jammie Dodgers failed the test, not enough absorbtion during the dunk. TS custard creams also failed when the custard was dunked it feel apart and TS messed all over his shoe.The compromise was to agree to use the chocolate digestive. Both parties were happy with the dunkability, and there was no mess on either TS or Jacko's shoes.All's well that ends well, and happy to report that Choccy Digestives will be available from Monday at The Valley and Sparrows Lane during official meetings..... Thank god that is over, phew.3
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wot no presser today?????0
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Kieran McKenna, 35, set to be announced by Ipswich as Paul Cook's successor in next few days; Ipswich sit 12th in League One and placed John McGreal in interim tenure earlier in DecemberImagine the response if we had appointed someone like that0
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Be surprised if Euell stays as AM.2
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Kieran McKenna, who is a younger looking version of Phil Neville was the number 3 under Ollie. No idea of his personality if he can be a number 1.
We are lucky we have someone all ready at the club who has proved his self at the club in every role he has taken on as a player, coach, interim manager.
What some of as knew the day JJ got the gig two days before playing Sunderland, Thomas Sandgaard knows now that he has the best candidate.
Could be a great partnership and best that Thomas knows he hasn't got a yes man but an ambitious manager who will be successful at Cafc or somewhere else.0 -
right now, there is nobody in the world who fits the role as our Manager better than Jacko - he's bided his time and is taking the reigns just at the right time - good luck to him10