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Henry Irving said:ecclesaddick said:Please tell me it could not happen.Martin Sandgaard Mananger Jason Euell Head Coach ?
MS doesn't have any coaching badges which are now a requirement for managerial roles in the EFL and EPL.3 -
ShootersHillGuru said:Henry Irving said:Meanwhile the people at that Charlton Athletic Museum, who must be in the know, posted this.
A nod's as good as wink to a blind horse
Beale and this famous player
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Henry Irving said:ShootersHillGuru said:Henry Irving said:Meanwhile the people at that Charlton Athletic Museum, who must be in the know, posted this.
A nod's as good as wink to a blind horse
Beale and this famous player2 -
Addick Addict said:Henry Irving said:ecclesaddick said:Please tell me it could not happen.Martin Sandgaard Mananger Jason Euell Head Coach ?
MS doesn't have any coaching badges which are now a requirement for managerial roles in the EFL and EPL.
Golf Addick contacted them and asked for odds. They gave him 25/1 and he stuck £20 on. Immediately dropped to 12/1.
Well done @golfaddick for proving just how meaningless such betting markets are.3 -
Thanks for that amazing check on buttons Henry. I’m impressed but we had to know.2
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ShootersHillGuru said:Thanks for that amazing check on buttons Henry. I’m impressed but we had to know.0
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seth plum said:@ExeterDave the great Fred Binney played for both of our clubs.
The best person I ever employed and worked alongside arrived with a first from Exeter University.
I like the ground development seen on the telly since my last visit to the proper St James’ Park, what is the away capacity?
My understanding is that true Devonians pronounce it ‘Egg-zet-ur’, unlike our terrible Grockle mispronounciation.
Looking forward to us playing each other next season, and whatever the management situation I hope you do well.0 -
ShootersHillGuru said:Henry Irving said:Meanwhile the people at that Charlton Athletic Museum, who must be in the know, posted this.
A nod's as good as wink to a blind horsehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU3-Gu2zmaY
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Some of the ridiculous conspiracy theories and far stretched theories being spouted as facts on here are crazy.
Someones opinion gets repeated enough times it suddenly gets treated as fact, and repeated and repeated Ad Nauseam.
I love this forum, but sometimes hate it for the crazy batshit, entitled, I’m more itk than you shite that’s sometimes posted, some people just love to fucking moan to feel important, hoping there bullshit is true so they can claim to be a hero further down the line.
I doubt there is one person on this forum that knows any of the following as fact…..
Whose been interviewed
When they were interviewed
Whether anybody has been offered the job
What the timeline is
Who is on the interview panel (if there even is one)
What criteria and level of experience is being set as a requirement.
Is TS perfect? No
Is he anywhere near the levels of shithousery, incompetence and criminal behaviour of previous incumbents, No
Has he made mistakes, Yes, but I believe all to do with inexperience, naivety and ego rather than some Machiavellian plot.
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Yawn, same old drivel. Some of you would be far happier if you just logged out and picked up a hobby.
Jackson was sacked 2 weeks ago, our owner is, as far as we know conducting extensive interviews to make sure we get the right person for the job.He’s not evil, he’s not sinister, he’s not Dr Evil holding us all to ransom. He’s an overly enthusiastic bloke who’s made mistakes but is learning. All your negative flappy bird posts won’t make one slight difference to our current situation so please just use your time more efficiently, it’s so dull to read when you come on this thread expecting actual updates about our manager situation, but instead just read constant snide remarks towards TS41 - Sponsored links:
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I just had a thought; 2022-23 season will mark the 40th anniversary of Allan Simonsen's time with us. He could revive his managerial career (on hold for the last decade I think) back at The Valley, maybe for just 16 games? He's not yet turned 70, and is the right nationality!1
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Those who said we would be late again taking action in the transfer window to secure key players, were dismissed as moaning pessimists.
Few could have predicted we wouldn't even have a manager to sign them up and one of our few consistent players would already have left without replacement.
Not even a sniff of a new manager, as far as I can tell. There is plenty of time of course but clearly no-one was lined up or even sounded out before Jackson was dismissed. It seems there was no planning or contingency in place. Instead we now appear to have uncertainty and confusion at a crucial time for team building for the next campaign.
As a confirmed optimist and true believer in Mr S. I will continue to hope for the best despite all the mounting evidence to the contrary.
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paulfox said:Henry Irving said:ShootersHillGuru said:Henry Irving said:Meanwhile the people at that Charlton Athletic Museum, who must be in the know, posted this.
A nod's as good as wink to a blind horse
Beale and this famous player9 -
DA9 said:
Is TS perfect? No
Is he anywhere near the levels of shithousery, incompetence and criminal behaviour of previous incumbents, No
Has he made mistakes, Yes, but I believe all to do with inexperience, naivety and ego rather than some Machiavellian plot.
Rant over
But, yes I agree.
He wants success in the same way we fans do.2 -
RedRobin said:So no news then? The club is a joke, takes us weeks to get anything done. Last summer we went about a month without signing anyone during the window, and we wonder why we failed last season.0
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ecclesaddick said:Please tell me it could not happen.Martin Sandgaard Mananger Jason Euell Head Coach ?0
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RonnieMoore said:ecclesaddick said:Please tell me it could not happen.Martin Sandgaard Mananger Jason Euell Head Coach ?40.1 Subject to Regulations 40.4 and 40.5:40.1.1 all Managers in the Championship must hold a minimum of the UEFA A Licence andbe working towards completing the UEFA Pro-Licence within 3 years of appointment
40.1.2 all Managers in League One and League Two must hold a minimum of the UEFA BLicence and be working towards completing the UEFA A Licence within 3 years ofappointment.40.2 Where a Club is promoted from League One to the Championship and that Club’s Managerdoes not hold the UEFA A Licence, the Manager shall have until 31 July in the following Seasonin which to obtain the UEFA A Licence.40.3 Where a Club appoints a Manager on an interim basis that individual does not need to meetthe qualifications set out in Regulation 40.1 above provided always that this dispensation shallnot last beyond the end of the Season in which they are appointed. Further, Clubs may notappoint any individual who has already held an interim Manager position at a Club under thisRegulation unless and until such time as they have acquired the qualification(s) required underRegulation 40.1.GuidanceThis only applies for any individual who does not meet the qualifications set out in Regulation40.1. For the avoidance of any doubt if the individual holds the required qualification, there areno restrictions on the individual from holding the position of Manager on an interim basis.40.4 Where a Manager at a Club held the role of Manager at a Club or Premier League Club (or anyclub in any other league of an equivalent standing to The League or Premier League, asdetermined by the League, acting reasonably) on or prior to the 10 June 2011 then thatManager does not need to comply with the provisions of Regulation 40.1 must instead hold theFootball Association Coaching Diploma (or suitable alternative, as approved by The League).40.5 References in this Regulation to a particular UEFA qualification may, subject to the priorapproval of the League, include:40.5.1 a ‘recognition of competence’ issued by UEFA (in accordance with the UEFA CoachingConvention) confirming that the individual has achieved an equivalent standard; and40.5.2 any equivalent qualification recognised by any other Confederation of FIFA.
40.5.3 A really hard shot as recognised by his dad.
I think point 40.5.3 gets us round that.4 -
RonnieMoore said:ecclesaddick said:Please tell me it could not happen.Martin Sandgaard Mananger Jason Euell Head Coach ?1
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RonnieMoore said:ecclesaddick said:Please tell me it could not happen.Martin Sandgaard Mananger Jason Euell Head Coach ?1
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Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:RonnieMoore said:ecclesaddick said:Please tell me it could not happen.Martin Sandgaard Mananger Jason Euell Head Coach ?
So it's only natural he keeps repeating it 😂2 - Sponsored links:
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Henry Irving said:paulfox said:Henry Irving said:ShootersHillGuru said:Henry Irving said:Meanwhile the people at that Charlton Athletic Museum, who must be in the know, posted this.
A nod's as good as wink to a blind horse
Beale and this famous player0 -
paulfox said:Airman Brown said:paulfox said:Airman Brown said:wmcf123 said:JamesSeed said:GenevaCharlton said:seth plum said:I am not sure what Martin Sandgaard does, or any detail at all as to why he is disparaged, although I am sure people will reasonably say others could do whatever MS is supposed to do much better, but beyond that what damage to good stuff balance is there?
I certainly don’t know.
However what does make sense to me is Thomas Sandgaard having somebody in location he can trust, and to be honest I don’t blame him.
Perhaps it was ever thus. You can apply it to the Glikstens, Hulyer, Fryer and even the Murray-led administration although there was significant success mixed into those (over and above promotion from the third tier).
I do not think the fans were responsible for what happened with the spivs/Duchatelet/ESI - the reality was that all of these owners were wankers, to use the technical term. The movement in opinion was thus inevitable as they got found out, on and off the pitch. None of those people were going to run the club successfully over time, however the fans reacted. All of them, incidentally, were overtly or covertly opposed by their own staff.
It’s important both to learn from history and not to conclude that this dynamic is inevitable. But right now the trajectory is the same, whether people like it or not.15 -
Airman Brown said:paulfox said:Airman Brown said:paulfox said:Airman Brown said:wmcf123 said:JamesSeed said:GenevaCharlton said:seth plum said:I am not sure what Martin Sandgaard does, or any detail at all as to why he is disparaged, although I am sure people will reasonably say others could do whatever MS is supposed to do much better, but beyond that what damage to good stuff balance is there?
I certainly don’t know.
However what does make sense to me is Thomas Sandgaard having somebody in location he can trust, and to be honest I don’t blame him.
Perhaps it was ever thus. You can apply it to the Glikstens, Hulyer, Fryer and even the Murray-led administration although there was significant success mixed into those (over and above promotion from the third tier).
I do not think the fans were responsible for what happened with the spivs/Duchatelet/ESI - the reality was that all of these owners were wankers, to use the technical term. The movement in opinion was thus inevitable as they got found out, on and off the pitch. None of those people were going to run the club successfully over time, however the fans reacted. All of them, incidentally, were overtly or covertly opposed by their own staff.
It’s important both to learn from history and not to conclude that this dynamic is inevitable. But right now the trajectory is the same, whether people like it or not.2 -
ShootersHillGuru said:shirty5 said:ShootersHillGuru said:I’m not saying it’s inaccurate that Taylor will “inevitably “ have spoken to Jackson but I’m not convinced these statements are always true. I’m sure if MT really wanted to get hold of Jackson’s number he could but how much credence would you place on asking the person who’s just been sacked from the job you are considering ? I’m not saying JJ would have an axe to grind but it’s possible. It might be different if they were dear old chums but I doubt the two have spoken to each other for years. Always seems odd to me that these clichéd assumptions about asking advice on the job you want are rolled out every time.1
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Wow, I somehow managed to miss 865 posts on this thread. I don't think I'll go back and read them all0
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Airman Brown said:paulfox said:Airman Brown said:wmcf123 said:JamesSeed said:GenevaCharlton said:seth plum said:I am not sure what Martin Sandgaard does, or any detail at all as to why he is disparaged, although I am sure people will reasonably say others could do whatever MS is supposed to do much better, but beyond that what damage to good stuff balance is there?
I certainly don’t know.
However what does make sense to me is Thomas Sandgaard having somebody in location he can trust, and to be honest I don’t blame him.
Perhaps it was ever thus. You can apply it to the Glikstens, Hulyer, Fryer and even the Murray-led administration although there was significant success mixed into those (over and above promotion from the third tier).
I do not think the fans were responsible for what happened with the spivs/Duchatelet/ESI - the reality was that all of these owners were wankers, to use the technical term. The movement in opinion was thus inevitable as they got found out, on and off the pitch. None of those people were going to run the club successfully over time, however the fans reacted. All of them, incidentally, were overtly or covertly opposed by their own staff.
It’s important both to learn from history and not to conclude that this dynamic is inevitable. But right now the trajectory is the same, whether people like it or not.1 -
PWR
At least Lee Johnson is out of the frame now - gone to Hibs2 -
Henry Irving said:DA9 said:
Is TS perfect? No
Is he anywhere near the levels of shithousery, incompetence and criminal behaviour of previous incumbents, No
Has he made mistakes, Yes, but I believe all to do with inexperience, naivety and ego rather than some Machiavellian plot.
Rant over
But, yes I agree.
He wants success in the same way we fans do.4 -
paulfox said:Airman Brown said:paulfox said:Airman Brown said:paulfox said:Airman Brown said:wmcf123 said:JamesSeed said:GenevaCharlton said:seth plum said:I am not sure what Martin Sandgaard does, or any detail at all as to why he is disparaged, although I am sure people will reasonably say others could do whatever MS is supposed to do much better, but beyond that what damage to good stuff balance is there?
I certainly don’t know.
However what does make sense to me is Thomas Sandgaard having somebody in location he can trust, and to be honest I don’t blame him.
Perhaps it was ever thus. You can apply it to the Glikstens, Hulyer, Fryer and even the Murray-led administration although there was significant success mixed into those (over and above promotion from the third tier).
I do not think the fans were responsible for what happened with the spivs/Duchatelet/ESI - the reality was that all of these owners were wankers, to use the technical term. The movement in opinion was thus inevitable as they got found out, on and off the pitch. None of those people were going to run the club successfully over time, however the fans reacted. All of them, incidentally, were overtly or covertly opposed by their own staff.
It’s important both to learn from history and not to conclude that this dynamic is inevitable. But right now the trajectory is the same, whether people like it or not.6 -
Anywayyyy.... back to what the thread is actually about
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