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Michael Appleton - March 2025 appointed Shrewsbury manager (p124)

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  • No lists on betting sites for next manager? Only person ive seen mentioned is Nathan Jones. 
    I had a look earlier but nothing up yet. Also tried to find relegation odds but couldn’t find them, I wanted to get some insurance in case we do go down.
  • Ghana has sacked Chris Hughton after an early exit from the Africa Cup of Nations.
    Did they lose comfortably? Say 4-0.
  • MarcusH26 said:

    Yeah not for me. By all accounts a great guy from speaking to Brighton fans but managerially his time has gone. 
    Yeah seems a lovely bloke


  • Yes, you should ban yourself AFKA and anyone else who repeats the words:
    "Nathan Jones has been gone too long"
    50 times and counting !

    Oh blimey, that's me banned as well 🤦🏻‍♂️
    A ban is not a deterrent, break some fingers. 
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    Ok, I've deleted it!!...🙄
  • seth plum said:
    Sounds nice and corporate and procedural and organised when put like that. The whole board of shareholders discussed things then put it to a vote, and the majority shareholding decided to sack Appleton within half an hour.
    Doesn’t sound credible to me.

    Sorry, I should have added that I think this is what SHOULD have taken place.
    If it did then it must have have taken place on Monday or Tuesday before the game took place.
    I have no idea why they would then decide to leave the execution of the decision until after the Northampton game and give MA one more game in charge.
    I agree it couldn't have taken place after the game.
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  • How do you know, you were at the theatre weren’t you? I don’t think their keeper made a save all game, I’d argue we didn’t try nowhere near enough to try and win it.
    Not quite right as he made a fantastic save towards the end with his left hand from a fierce shot.
  • A friend of mine who works in football has suggested Gary Rowett.
  • Yeah seems a lovely bloke
    We don't need a lovely bloke. We need a hard-nosed bastard that can keep us in League One and then build a side for a possible promotion push next year
  • mogodon said:
    We don't need a lovely bloke. We need a hard-nosed bastard that can keep us in League One and then build a side for a possible promotion push next year
    I know, I don't want him!
  • Jackson - Cheap option
    Garner - Cheap option
    Holden - Cheap option
    Appleton - Cheap option

    Buy cheap, buy twice is a good saying for a reason.
    GET SOMEONE WITH A GOOD TRACK RECORD
    Not sure Garner was a cheap option, as uniquely amongst recent appointments he was actually under contract elsewhere, so we had to pay compensation.
  • edited January 2024
    Cannot see Warnock moving south at this stage of his life. He's a Yorkshire based crisis manager these days.
    Hasn’t he said before how he enjoys the theatre and restaurants etc that London has to offer. He’s always been generally well received and thought of by Charlton fans even as an opposition manager. He even made a point of signing autographs for the kids and chatting to fans behind the west stand after a sheff utd game once that I witnessed him doing. The shit show that is Charlton does have a lot of promise to it for the right manager who can organise and implement a game plan and I suspect having some success at the Valley would be a tempting opportunity to stick two fingers in the air towards the stripey and hoopy teams. I doubt there’s much chance of him coming in but never say never 
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  • Great week so far.

    Lost to Burton and Northampton
    Manager sacked
    Fraser loan collapsed
    CBT left
    U21s lost
    U18s lost in the FA Youth cup.
    Women playing Brighton in continental cup tonight so don't hold your breath for an up turn
  • I thought he lived in Cornwall these days
    he does, listened to a podcast recently and he mentioned he still lives local to plymouth
  • What about on the grass though?
    Reminds me of one time, listening to Terry Wogan, almost wetting himself, reading out an email from one of his TOGs about how unfair it was for a team to have lost in Europe, playing on aggregate...
  • edited January 2024
    Oddly, but probably not connectedly, I’m told Richard Murray was there last night.

    He was the prime decision maker in managerial changes from 1995-2010.
  • edited January 2024
    He had to go, it was clear a few games ago! However now he's gone we need to move on, rapidly!
    We need a man manager, who is a good coach that instlls pride in the shirt and, more importantly, themselves. We do have the players to get us to safety, but we need a manager who has been there and done it at this or Championship level. So for me it's between Jones, Duff, or even Warnock. If it's either of the first 2 I'd ask AC to oversee as an experienced 'old head'. As for Scott he has to get this right or he should also fall on his sword/sacked. 
    Next few days are crucial in the future of our once great club....the clock is ticking!
    Can someone explain to me what Duff has actually done to even begin to be in consideration? Barnsley should have been a club in the play offs, they were Championship the year before and had a strong squad. He's had two half decent seasons in League One and suddenly he's one of the best choices for us? Not convinced.

    We need to get out of this mess. We have the players, we need a manager they want to play for and who has a bit of gravitas about him to get them playing. 

    Jones seems to be the most capable out there, Bowyer also isn't employed and we know about him. Let's not have a punt on someone who 'might' be good. There's been too much of that. 
  • Hasn’t he said before how he enjoys the theatre and restaurants etc that London has to offer. He’s always been generally well received and thought of by Charlton fans even as an opposition manager. He even made a point of signing autographs for the kids and chatting to fans behind the west stand after a sheff utd game once that I witnessed him doing. The shit show that is Charlton does have a lot of promise to it for the right manager who can organise and implement a game plan and I suspect having some success at the Valley would be a tempting opportunity to stick two fingers in the air towards the stripey and hoopy teams. I doubt there’s much chance of him coming in but never say never 
    I'd be thrilled to get him don't get me wrong. The poor bugger would probably pop his clogs after a couple of months dealing with our circus!
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