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LargeAddick said:I'd rather Keane than have Bowyer back.
I'd rather Joey Barton and Pardews love child.2 -
Why not? Euell takes training, Thomas picks the team - I’ve just got Welling United promoted to the National League on football manager & I’ve never done my coaching badges so it can’t be that difficult 😉MrBurns said:Any chance Thomas takes the job himself?9 -
Mark warburton is 5/2 now favourite0
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McCartneyThe Red Robin said:
Who’s his mate then?MattyHolland68 said:Neil Lennon
Has great interest in the club as does his mate who’s looking to invest a heap of money into it
Attended the last four games
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ricky_otto said:
I think the thing is we have sunk so low. We may well be a biggish club in terms of past history, stadium etc etc, but we have to face up where we are. On the pitch we have been beaten by Crewe, Accrington, Lincoln etc,etc. not just beaten, but unable to compete with them.Braziliance said:
I might be delusional here, but we are Charlton and they are Exeter. They can afford to have a trial and error with an inexperienced manager and float in league 2 as they just aren’t as an attractive as a project as we are. We should be a championship side and shouldn’t be allowing inexperienced managers anywhere near us. Really feels like we’ve become far too happy with mediocrity. I wouldn’t be happy with it taking a manager 4 years to get us out of this league. If we have the budget as advertised then it should be done in one, two at most. Plenty of sides have proven it’s possible in the past and plenty will againValley11 said:Matt Taylor. A bloke who was an all action grafter as a player, and a football man.He was given time - 4 years - to turn Exeter into a promotion winning team.
Not half an already wrecked season, with a squad full of someone else’s players and a raft of injuries.
See what happens when you give young coaches with potential the chance to build something?
There’s no point in appointing Taylor. He’s Jackson with blonde hair.
What does Thomas want exactly?Like it or not, we are nowhere near being good enough to challenge for promotion at the moment, let alone being in the championship.It’s a pretty messed up situation and a sorry state of affairs. Sandgaard has to get this decision right and he needs to back the manager to the hilt - anything else and we be pissing around in league 1 for a good few season yet.
We have all the pressure and expectation of a bigger club in this league without the infrastructure of a bigger club.
A gamble for a young up and coming manager to come in knowing they'll be replacing a genuine club legend and will need to hit the ground running. Add to that a chairman who expects top 2 and playoffs minimum without necessarily having the freedom of transfer policy and huge budget that may be required to achieve that.
We're not as big a draw as we all like to think with our pro Charlton glasses on and having seen how a bona fide club legend has been dismissed for underachieving but perhaps not as badly to warrant the elbow, added to the absolute public turmoil of recent years it's not a no brainer for up and coming managers looking for a long career.
3 managers in his ownership to date in 2 years is still a relatively high churn even by today's standards.
It's a great job for the man who gets it right with huge potential but also a considerable risk.2 -
Hope not.Really do.soapboxsam said:redbuttle said:
That will be Darren Ferguson then.billysboots said:Let’s face it he wants a puppet that he can control. Most managers worth their salt will tell him to do one. We will end up with a yes man
It's not Fergie time now, is it ?0 -
You can always get a manager, there are hundreds of potential candidates out there, unemployed and looking for work.
The challenge is getting someone prepared to work in the recruitment system that Sandgaard and his footballing expert son are setting up.
Sorry folks, but ain’t no way a top UK manager is having that, not a hope in hell.
The top coaches won’t want to be anywhere near a system where recruitment is controlled by the owner and his son, it’s a got clusterfuck written all over it.
Of course we’ll find someone to take the job eventually, it’ll be someone that agrees to do things the way Saandgaard wants them done.
We have been promoted four times in my life as a supporter, under Lennie, Curbishley, Powell and Bowyer, three of them internally promoted and one a legendary player brought back.
Now we are hoping that a Danish medical supplies salesman, with no footballing knowledge whatsoever and taking no professional advice, is going to successfully pick our next manger to resurrect us from our lowest ebb in fifty years.
Bleak times ahead I fear.11 -
Someone mentioned a woman doing the job and the more I think about it,it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.
The publicity Sandgaard would get would be something only someone like him could only dream of. Would go down an absolute treat with his American following and maybe even some of them would watch.
Never been done before and it's a new angle.
Got Sandgaard written all over it!1 -
We're a mid-table league one team, the recruitment policy isn't the reason we're not getting "top UK manager"Ormiston_Addick said:You can always get a manager, there are hundreds of potential candidates out there, unemployed and looking for work.
The challenge is getting someone prepared to work in the recruitment system that Sandgaard and his footballing expert son are setting up.
Sorry folks, but ain’t no way a top UK manager is having that, not a hope in hell.
The top coaches won’t want to be anywhere near a system where recruitment is controlled by the owner and his son, it’s a got clusterfuck written all over it.
Of course we’ll find someone to take the job eventually, it’ll be someone that agrees to do things the way Saandgaard wants them done.
We have been promoted four times in my life as a supporter, under Lennie, Curbishley, Powell and Bowyer, three of them internally promoted and one a legendary player brought back.
Now we are hoping that a Danish medical supplies salesman, with no footballing knowledge whatsoever and taking no professional advice, is going to successfully pick our next manger to resurrect us from our lowest ebb in fifty years.
Bleak times ahead I fear.1 -
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I think you have to look at it both ways.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:ricky_otto said:
I think the thing is we have sunk so low. We may well be a biggish club in terms of past history, stadium etc etc, but we have to face up where we are. On the pitch we have been beaten by Crewe, Accrington, Lincoln etc,etc. not just beaten, but unable to compete with them.Braziliance said:
I might be delusional here, but we are Charlton and they are Exeter. They can afford to have a trial and error with an inexperienced manager and float in league 2 as they just aren’t as an attractive as a project as we are. We should be a championship side and shouldn’t be allowing inexperienced managers anywhere near us. Really feels like we’ve become far too happy with mediocrity. I wouldn’t be happy with it taking a manager 4 years to get us out of this league. If we have the budget as advertised then it should be done in one, two at most. Plenty of sides have proven it’s possible in the past and plenty will againValley11 said:Matt Taylor. A bloke who was an all action grafter as a player, and a football man.He was given time - 4 years - to turn Exeter into a promotion winning team.
Not half an already wrecked season, with a squad full of someone else’s players and a raft of injuries.
See what happens when you give young coaches with potential the chance to build something?
There’s no point in appointing Taylor. He’s Jackson with blonde hair.
What does Thomas want exactly?Like it or not, we are nowhere near being good enough to challenge for promotion at the moment, let alone being in the championship.It’s a pretty messed up situation and a sorry state of affairs. Sandgaard has to get this decision right and he needs to back the manager to the hilt - anything else and we be pissing around in league 1 for a good few season yet.
We have all the pressure and expectation of a bigger club in this league without the infrastructure of a bigger club.
A gamble for a young up and coming manager to come in knowing they'll be replacing a genuine club legend and will need to hit the ground running. Add to that a chairman who expects top 2 and playoffs minimum without necessarily having the freedom of transfer policy and huge budget that may be required to achieve that.
We're not as big a draw as we all like to think with our pro Charlton glasses on and having seen how a bona fide club legend has been dismissed for underachieving but perhaps not as badly to warrant the elbow, added to the absolute public turmoil of recent years it's not a no brainer for up and coming managers looking for a long career.
3 managers in his ownership to date in 2 years is still a relatively high churn even by today's standards.
It's a great job for the man who gets it right with huge potential but also a considerable risk.
Barnsley haven't got a manager, who knows what will happen with Derby. I cant see any of the play off teams sacking their manager if they don't win them.
Ipswich, Pompey, Bolton and Accrington aren't going to change manager in the summer. Oxford might to QPR.
So if your a Bonner or a Duff, even a Taylor, Grey or Edwards are you going to get a bigger club job than us? Not many jobs about really, at this level.
Not like when us, Ipswich and Pompey were all looking at the same time.
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A shocker but cheap.ValleyGary said:Steve Kean should be a shocker.0 -
Yeah it was me. Mainly said in jest, but wouldn't shock mecarly burn said:Someone mentioned a woman doing the job and the more I think about it,it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.
The publicity Sandgaard would get would be something only someone like him could only dream of. Would go down an absolute treat with his American following and maybe even some of them would watch.
Never been done before and it's a new angle.
Got Sandgaard written all over it!0 -
Not cheap if he is shit though is it. 8 million for staying down plus what ever he pays out to sack him.Mrkinski said:
A shocker but cheap.ValleyGary said:Steve Kean should be a shocker.
Employing the cheap option would be penny wise and pound foolish.
Adkins wasn't cheap.1 -
Cafc43v3r said:
I think you have to look at it both ways.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:ricky_otto said:
I think the thing is we have sunk so low. We may well be a biggish club in terms of past history, stadium etc etc, but we have to face up where we are. On the pitch we have been beaten by Crewe, Accrington, Lincoln etc,etc. not just beaten, but unable to compete with them.Braziliance said:
I might be delusional here, but we are Charlton and they are Exeter. They can afford to have a trial and error with an inexperienced manager and float in league 2 as they just aren’t as an attractive as a project as we are. We should be a championship side and shouldn’t be allowing inexperienced managers anywhere near us. Really feels like we’ve become far too happy with mediocrity. I wouldn’t be happy with it taking a manager 4 years to get us out of this league. If we have the budget as advertised then it should be done in one, two at most. Plenty of sides have proven it’s possible in the past and plenty will againValley11 said:Matt Taylor. A bloke who was an all action grafter as a player, and a football man.He was given time - 4 years - to turn Exeter into a promotion winning team.
Not half an already wrecked season, with a squad full of someone else’s players and a raft of injuries.
See what happens when you give young coaches with potential the chance to build something?
There’s no point in appointing Taylor. He’s Jackson with blonde hair.
What does Thomas want exactly?Like it or not, we are nowhere near being good enough to challenge for promotion at the moment, let alone being in the championship.It’s a pretty messed up situation and a sorry state of affairs. Sandgaard has to get this decision right and he needs to back the manager to the hilt - anything else and we be pissing around in league 1 for a good few season yet.
We have all the pressure and expectation of a bigger club in this league without the infrastructure of a bigger club.
A gamble for a young up and coming manager to come in knowing they'll be replacing a genuine club legend and will need to hit the ground running. Add to that a chairman who expects top 2 and playoffs minimum without necessarily having the freedom of transfer policy and huge budget that may be required to achieve that.
We're not as big a draw as we all like to think with our pro Charlton glasses on and having seen how a bona fide club legend has been dismissed for underachieving but perhaps not as badly to warrant the elbow, added to the absolute public turmoil of recent years it's not a no brainer for up and coming managers looking for a long career.
3 managers in his ownership to date in 2 years is still a relatively high churn even by today's standards.
It's a great job for the man who gets it right with huge potential but also a considerable risk.
Barnsley haven't got a manager, who knows what will happen with Derby. I cant see any of the play off teams sacking their manager if they don't win them.
Ipswich, Pompey, Bolton and Accrington aren't going to change manager in the summer. Oxford might to QPR.
So if your a Bonner or a Duff, even a Taylor, Grey or Edwards are you going to get a bigger club job than us? Not many jobs about really, at this level.
Not like when us, Ipswich and Pompey were all looking at the same time.
Yeah fair points although bigger isn't always better. G Neville took one of the biggest jobs in the world, failed catastrophically and put paid to his management career. Using M Taylor as an example he may want to spend another season or 2 at Exeter learning his craft at a higher level in a relatively safe and low expectation role and potentially open himself up to bigger opportunities i.e. Championship clubs in a year or so.
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What are your views on an Adkins return?Ormiston_Addick said:You can always get a manager, there are hundreds of potential candidates out there, unemployed and looking for work.
The challenge is getting someone prepared to work in the recruitment system that Sandgaard and his footballing expert son are setting up.
Sorry folks, but ain’t no way a top UK manager is having that, not a hope in hell.
The top coaches won’t want to be anywhere near a system where recruitment is controlled by the owner and his son, it’s a got clusterfuck written all over it.
Of course we’ll find someone to take the job eventually, it’ll be someone that agrees to do things the way Saandgaard wants them done.
We have been promoted four times in my life as a supporter, under Lennie, Curbishley, Powell and Bowyer, three of them internally promoted and one a legendary player brought back.
Now we are hoping that a Danish medical supplies salesman, with no footballing knowledge whatsoever and taking no professional advice, is going to successfully pick our next manger to resurrect us from our lowest ebb in fifty years.
Bleak times ahead I fear.
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Yeah but you also have to factor in the self belief and, verging on, arrogance you need to be a successful manager. The if someone gets it right at Charlton the place would be rocking and I would be a hero, why can't I be that person. You won't get that at forest green or Exeter or Cambridge.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:Cafc43v3r said:
I think you have to look at it both ways.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:ricky_otto said:
I think the thing is we have sunk so low. We may well be a biggish club in terms of past history, stadium etc etc, but we have to face up where we are. On the pitch we have been beaten by Crewe, Accrington, Lincoln etc,etc. not just beaten, but unable to compete with them.Braziliance said:
I might be delusional here, but we are Charlton and they are Exeter. They can afford to have a trial and error with an inexperienced manager and float in league 2 as they just aren’t as an attractive as a project as we are. We should be a championship side and shouldn’t be allowing inexperienced managers anywhere near us. Really feels like we’ve become far too happy with mediocrity. I wouldn’t be happy with it taking a manager 4 years to get us out of this league. If we have the budget as advertised then it should be done in one, two at most. Plenty of sides have proven it’s possible in the past and plenty will againValley11 said:Matt Taylor. A bloke who was an all action grafter as a player, and a football man.He was given time - 4 years - to turn Exeter into a promotion winning team.
Not half an already wrecked season, with a squad full of someone else’s players and a raft of injuries.
See what happens when you give young coaches with potential the chance to build something?
There’s no point in appointing Taylor. He’s Jackson with blonde hair.
What does Thomas want exactly?Like it or not, we are nowhere near being good enough to challenge for promotion at the moment, let alone being in the championship.It’s a pretty messed up situation and a sorry state of affairs. Sandgaard has to get this decision right and he needs to back the manager to the hilt - anything else and we be pissing around in league 1 for a good few season yet.
We have all the pressure and expectation of a bigger club in this league without the infrastructure of a bigger club.
A gamble for a young up and coming manager to come in knowing they'll be replacing a genuine club legend and will need to hit the ground running. Add to that a chairman who expects top 2 and playoffs minimum without necessarily having the freedom of transfer policy and huge budget that may be required to achieve that.
We're not as big a draw as we all like to think with our pro Charlton glasses on and having seen how a bona fide club legend has been dismissed for underachieving but perhaps not as badly to warrant the elbow, added to the absolute public turmoil of recent years it's not a no brainer for up and coming managers looking for a long career.
3 managers in his ownership to date in 2 years is still a relatively high churn even by today's standards.
It's a great job for the man who gets it right with huge potential but also a considerable risk.
Barnsley haven't got a manager, who knows what will happen with Derby. I cant see any of the play off teams sacking their manager if they don't win them.
Ipswich, Pompey, Bolton and Accrington aren't going to change manager in the summer. Oxford might to QPR.
So if your a Bonner or a Duff, even a Taylor, Grey or Edwards are you going to get a bigger club job than us? Not many jobs about really, at this level.
Not like when us, Ipswich and Pompey were all looking at the same time.
Yeah fair points although bigger isn't always better. G Neville took one of the biggest jobs in the world, failed catastrophically and put paid to his management career. Using M Taylor as an example he may want to spend another season or 2 at Exeter learning his craft at a higher level in a relatively safe and low expectation role and potentially open himself up to bigger opportunities i.e. Championship clubs in a year or so.1 -
Neil Lennon would be strange if for no other reason he’s only been in his current job for two months and is according to the website I looked at under contract until 2024. If his mate as has been suggested wants to plough a pile of money into Charlton you’d assume he’s been in talks with TS for some months. Why would Lennon then take a job in Cyprus?1
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So what if it was. Two of the best coaches I’ve seen in-person are women. Both were/are involved in the England set-up.carly burn said:Someone mentioned a woman doing the job and the more I think about it,it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.
The publicity Sandgaard would get would be something only someone like him could only dream of. Would go down an absolute treat with his American following and maybe even some of them would watch.
Never been done before and it's a new angle.
Got Sandgaard written all over it!2 -
Taylor has had four full seasons at Exeter and before that two seasons as under 23 coach. Not sure what substantially more he is going to learn in League 1 and even if he were to, why miss out on the opportunity to move when your stock is at its highest - if Exeter are relegated he isn't guaranteed to keep his job even with their relatively low expectations.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:Cafc43v3r said:
I think you have to look at it both ways.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:ricky_otto said:
I think the thing is we have sunk so low. We may well be a biggish club in terms of past history, stadium etc etc, but we have to face up where we are. On the pitch we have been beaten by Crewe, Accrington, Lincoln etc,etc. not just beaten, but unable to compete with them.Braziliance said:
I might be delusional here, but we are Charlton and they are Exeter. They can afford to have a trial and error with an inexperienced manager and float in league 2 as they just aren’t as an attractive as a project as we are. We should be a championship side and shouldn’t be allowing inexperienced managers anywhere near us. Really feels like we’ve become far too happy with mediocrity. I wouldn’t be happy with it taking a manager 4 years to get us out of this league. If we have the budget as advertised then it should be done in one, two at most. Plenty of sides have proven it’s possible in the past and plenty will againValley11 said:Matt Taylor. A bloke who was an all action grafter as a player, and a football man.He was given time - 4 years - to turn Exeter into a promotion winning team.
Not half an already wrecked season, with a squad full of someone else’s players and a raft of injuries.
See what happens when you give young coaches with potential the chance to build something?
There’s no point in appointing Taylor. He’s Jackson with blonde hair.
What does Thomas want exactly?Like it or not, we are nowhere near being good enough to challenge for promotion at the moment, let alone being in the championship.It’s a pretty messed up situation and a sorry state of affairs. Sandgaard has to get this decision right and he needs to back the manager to the hilt - anything else and we be pissing around in league 1 for a good few season yet.
We have all the pressure and expectation of a bigger club in this league without the infrastructure of a bigger club.
A gamble for a young up and coming manager to come in knowing they'll be replacing a genuine club legend and will need to hit the ground running. Add to that a chairman who expects top 2 and playoffs minimum without necessarily having the freedom of transfer policy and huge budget that may be required to achieve that.
We're not as big a draw as we all like to think with our pro Charlton glasses on and having seen how a bona fide club legend has been dismissed for underachieving but perhaps not as badly to warrant the elbow, added to the absolute public turmoil of recent years it's not a no brainer for up and coming managers looking for a long career.
3 managers in his ownership to date in 2 years is still a relatively high churn even by today's standards.
It's a great job for the man who gets it right with huge potential but also a considerable risk.
Barnsley haven't got a manager, who knows what will happen with Derby. I cant see any of the play off teams sacking their manager if they don't win them.
Ipswich, Pompey, Bolton and Accrington aren't going to change manager in the summer. Oxford might to QPR.
So if your a Bonner or a Duff, even a Taylor, Grey or Edwards are you going to get a bigger club job than us? Not many jobs about really, at this level.
Not like when us, Ipswich and Pompey were all looking at the same time.
Yeah fair points although bigger isn't always better. G Neville took one of the biggest jobs in the world, failed catastrophically and put paid to his management career. Using M Taylor as an example he may want to spend another season or 2 at Exeter learning his craft at a higher level in a relatively safe and low expectation role and potentially open himself up to bigger opportunities i.e. Championship clubs in a year or so.1 -
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I’m not saying it was a master planCafc43v3r said:
Let's not pretend giving them the job was some master stroke of tactical planning or foresight. They were cheap and already there. As were Lenny and Bowyer.Valley11 said:
Like we gave Steve Gritt and Alan Curbishley their start in the Championship and time to grow, you mean? Didn’t work out too badly, did it?Braziliance said:
I might be delusional here, but we are Charlton and they are Exeter. They can afford to have a trial and error with an inexperienced manager and float in league 2 as they just aren’t as an attractive as a project as we are. We should be a championship side and shouldn’t be allowing inexperienced managers anywhere near us. Really feels like we’ve become far too happy with mediocrity. I wouldn’t be happy with it taking a manager 4 years to get us out of this league. If we have the budget as advertised then it should be done in one, two at most. Plenty of sides have proven it’s possible in the past and plenty will againValley11 said:Matt Taylor. A bloke who was an all action grafter as a player, and a football man.He was given time - 4 years - to turn Exeter into a promotion winning team.
Not half an already wrecked season, with a squad full of someone else’s players and a raft of injuries.
See what happens when you give young coaches with potential the chance to build something?
There’s no point in appointing Taylor. He’s Jackson with blonde hair.
What does Thomas want exactly?
but it worked spectacularly.
Like Fergie worked at Utd after starting appallingly. Like Klopp is working at Liverpool after he started slowly.Continuity works whatever level.0 -
Yeah, fair enough, should have made it clearer I was referring to the best potential League One managers.randy andy said:
We're a mid-table league one team, the recruitment policy isn't the reason we're not getting "top UK manager"Ormiston_Addick said:You can always get a manager, there are hundreds of potential candidates out there, unemployed and looking for work.
The challenge is getting someone prepared to work in the recruitment system that Sandgaard and his footballing expert son are setting up.
Sorry folks, but ain’t no way a top UK manager is having that, not a hope in hell.
The top coaches won’t want to be anywhere near a system where recruitment is controlled by the owner and his son, it’s a got clusterfuck written all over it.
Of course we’ll find someone to take the job eventually, it’ll be someone that agrees to do things the way Saandgaard wants them done.
We have been promoted four times in my life as a supporter, under Lennie, Curbishley, Powell and Bowyer, three of them internally promoted and one a legendary player brought back.
Now we are hoping that a Danish medical supplies salesman, with no footballing knowledge whatsoever and taking no professional advice, is going to successfully pick our next manger to resurrect us from our lowest ebb in fifty years.
Bleak times ahead I fear.0 -
That’s my point. Getting a Poundland manager will be more costly in the long run, especially as the Valley will be emptier than this season if the appointment is uninspiring.Cafc43v3r said:
Not cheap if he is shit though is it. 8 million for staying down plus what ever he pays out to sack him.Mrkinski said:
A shocker but cheap.ValleyGary said:Steve Kean should be a shocker.
Employing the cheap option would be penny wise and pound foolish.
Adkins wasn't cheap.0 -
Lennon would be an awful appointment, way past his best as a manager.ShootersHillGuru said:Neil Lennon would be strange if for no other reason he’s only been in his current job for two months and is according to the website I looked at under contract until 2024. If his mate as has been suggested wants to plough a pile of money into Charlton you’d assume he’s been in talks with TS for some months. Why would Lennon then take a job in Cyprus?
We need someone on the way up.0 -
Could you afford say 3 or 4 seasons at 8-10 million a pop tondo it though. That's the issue.Valley11 said:
I’m not saying it was a master planCafc43v3r said:
Let's not pretend giving them the job was some master stroke of tactical planning or foresight. They were cheap and already there. As were Lenny and Bowyer.Valley11 said:
Like we gave Steve Gritt and Alan Curbishley their start in the Championship and time to grow, you mean? Didn’t work out too badly, did it?Braziliance said:
I might be delusional here, but we are Charlton and they are Exeter. They can afford to have a trial and error with an inexperienced manager and float in league 2 as they just aren’t as an attractive as a project as we are. We should be a championship side and shouldn’t be allowing inexperienced managers anywhere near us. Really feels like we’ve become far too happy with mediocrity. I wouldn’t be happy with it taking a manager 4 years to get us out of this league. If we have the budget as advertised then it should be done in one, two at most. Plenty of sides have proven it’s possible in the past and plenty will againValley11 said:Matt Taylor. A bloke who was an all action grafter as a player, and a football man.He was given time - 4 years - to turn Exeter into a promotion winning team.
Not half an already wrecked season, with a squad full of someone else’s players and a raft of injuries.
See what happens when you give young coaches with potential the chance to build something?
There’s no point in appointing Taylor. He’s Jackson with blonde hair.
What does Thomas want exactly?
but it worked spectacularly.
Like Fergie worked at Utd after starting appallingly. Like Klopp is working at Liverpool after he started slowly.Continuity works whatever level.
I would have no problem giving someone 3 or 4 years to the championship to build.0 -
Think pep could be available now.....3
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Someone pointed out Adkins was appointed two days after Bowyer left... so we can expect an appointment tomorrow, right?...0
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A bit of insight into Warburton from the QPR OS
https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/5-things-you-didn-t-know-about-mark-warburton/
https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/mark-warburton-on-his-attacking-philosophy/
And on his tactics in their 1-0 win over Blackburn (3-4-1-2 with a winger at wing back)
https://www.coachesvoice.com/cv/mark-warburton/
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Oh dear, now you've done it...Scoham said:
And on his tactics in their 1-0 win over Blackburn (3-4-1-2 with a winger at wing back)
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Yeah it worked out that time, stars aligned, it happens. We will never know but I am fairly confident Jackson wouldn’t have had that kind of influence, I am sure time will tell cause based on what people rate him he will be managing a championship side or getting promoted from this league in no time.Valley11 said:
Like we gave Steve Gritt and Alan Curbishley their start in the Championship and time to grow, you mean? Didn’t work out too badly, did it?Braziliance said:
I might be delusional here, but we are Charlton and they are Exeter. They can afford to have a trial and error with an inexperienced manager and float in league 2 as they just aren’t as an attractive as a project as we are. We should be a championship side and shouldn’t be allowing inexperienced managers anywhere near us. Really feels like we’ve become far too happy with mediocrity. I wouldn’t be happy with it taking a manager 4 years to get us out of this league. If we have the budget as advertised then it should be done in one, two at most. Plenty of sides have proven it’s possible in the past and plenty will againValley11 said:Matt Taylor. A bloke who was an all action grafter as a player, and a football man.He was given time - 4 years - to turn Exeter into a promotion winning team.
Not half an already wrecked season, with a squad full of someone else’s players and a raft of injuries.
See what happens when you give young coaches with potential the chance to build something?
There’s no point in appointing Taylor. He’s Jackson with blonde hair.
What does Thomas want exactly?Continuity works in football. It breeds success because the bloke in charge gets to stamp his style on the whole club.Taylor would be a decent appointment out of the load mentioned, one of them ones where he doesn’t need to find his style as he’s experienced as it is and worked with one of our key players. The only ex player I’d be interested in other than Curbs of course.0
