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I am going to say it!! Yes I am, Nathan Jones......................
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These people don’t understand footballSword65pf said:
To be honest the hate he gets from a certain section of our own fans is a bit much, witnessed 1st hand at spurs, fella behind me had some fucking disgusting things to say about him expecting me to agree, I didn’t, he then went on to say’ but if we keep doing well it’s fine. Fucking hypocrites.Crispywood said:Probably the one positive being the most hated manager in the EFL, other clubs fanbsses would put pressure on the board to look elsewhere7 -
Honestly it was beyond the misunderstanding of football, it was just on a human level the abuse was unacceptable.J BLOCK said:
These people don’t understand footballSword65pf said:
To be honest the hate he gets from a certain section of our own fans is a bit much, witnessed 1st hand at spurs, fella behind me had some fucking disgusting things to say about him expecting me to agree, I didn’t, he then went on to say’ but if we keep doing well it’s fine. Fucking hypocrites.Crispywood said:Probably the one positive being the most hated manager in the EFL, other clubs fanbsses would put pressure on the board to look elsewhere0 -
It’s both instructive and entertaining to read the comments on this thread in the autumn of 2024.1
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Although I posted the above I don’t see him jumping ship for Cardiff any time soon because I think they are some years away from being a stable club. I suspect that when his time is up at Charlton and I also think that’s a long way off that Cardiff could be where he’ll eventually manage. I’m sure he’d like that. Doubt Tan and Jones would hit it off.The Red Robin said:
I wonder if ourselves and Cardiff are in The Championship next season and their job comes up.ShootersHillGuru said:
Hard to disagree with this but I have two caveats. I wonder how hard it would be for him if the Wales job came knocking ? Personally I don’t think the total control and daily hands on, Jones seems to need is suited to international management so that’s a good thing and secondly, if Cardiff eventually emerge from their ownership issues and start showing interest.Henry Irving said:Two reasons I can see Jones staying at Charlton even if roles at "big" clubs become available.
1. He's been biten twice at Soton and Stoke where he wasn't allowed the time to implement his regime. At Charlton, and Luton, he's built teams in his image gradually over seasons and has had success. The board here stuck with him when it was going badly and he now seems to have their trust and backing. He may now realise the grass isn't always greener.
2. "Big" clubs wanting instant results to turn things around will look at his failures at Stoke and Soton and feel that having flopped twice he's not for them. He needs time to put his plans in place and few clubs are willing to give any manager that.1 -
Just spent a few minutes on a Sheff Utd forum mainly to see if I could find comments about Bindon. (I couldn’t). What I did see was a thread about “Wilder out” which looked remarkably like this thread when Jones was coming in for a lot of criticism. Big split in thoughts on him and the main complaint seems to be turgid, defensive football. Sound familiar ? There’s also the defence that he’s got a poor hand to play and changing him now wouldn’t make any sense. No money to spend and reliant on frees and loans. Personally I think Wilder is a pragmatic manager and will know exactly what to do enough to keep SU out of real trouble. On the other hand I think they’ll be closer to the bottom than top. Definitely if that big points deduction is forthcoming.5
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Yeah agree its not like NJ has a history of leaving clubs doingbweell for higher profile teams............ oh waitChizz said:
Why would NJ swap Charlton for a team eighteen places lower in the table?AberystwythAddick said:
Probably bollocks but1 -
Radostanradical said:
Yeah agree its not like NJ has a history of leaving clubs doingbweell for higher profile teams............ oh waitChizz said:
Why would NJ swap Charlton for a team eighteen places lower in the table?AberystwythAddick said:Probably bollocks but
Nathan was a lower league Footballer but as a coach and then a Manager he has always believed in his self and been ambitious.
As I'm sure you know Rado, NJ was sacked by Stoke and Southampton and the only club he seemed to leave on a couple of occasions when manager without being sacked was Luton !
Now would you want to work in Luton 🤔
I used to have some days off in the week to watch CAFC U21's at Sparrows lane in the year NJ was the coach before his ambition took him off to Brighton. Jones played a hybrid 4-3-3 but the full backs did charge forward in Holmes-Dennis and Barnes.
Can you imagine the dogs abuse Nathan would get at a club like West ham every time they don't win especially if they are a 2nd tier club.
It would be great if Jones could stay to 2030 and the Charlton owners can help to establish Cafc as a progressive club on and off the field.
We don't need to be Greg Rutherford; "A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step."
At long last we are going forward, on and off the field.
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On both those occasions, he was moving to a higher league to be fair.Radostanradical said:
Yeah agree it’s not like NJ has a history of leaving clubs doingbweell for higher profile teams............ oh waitChizz said:
Why would NJ swap Charlton for a team eighteen places lower in the table?AberystwythAddick said:Probably bollocks but
No high profile club will touch Nathan Jones with a bargepole and it’s massively to our benefit. All other clubs fans hate him and wouldn’t let him anywhere near their club.Which is great because what a bloody brilliant manager he is for Charlton.10 -
I think that’s the key point isn’t it. We’re moving forward as a club both on and off the pitch. CAFC was hollowed out for years by a succession of let’s just say poor owners to the point that there was a very good chance that the club would get relegated into the fourth tier or worse. New ownership started the long haul of reversing those terrible years and the catalyst for our playing revival really began with Nathan Jones. Not even his fiercest critic and there are still some could put forward a case that the team is not now in a better position than when he took control. As Jones himself would say, this is a journey and it’s not complete yet. Despite our current lofty position I still think we’re now looking like a mid table Championship club. That’s yet again progress from last seasons relegation scrap. I’d suggest the next stage of our progress is maybe three or four years of consolidation and then if financially possible to kick on. The playoffs being extended to include eighth place is a godsend for a manager like Jones as he’ll no doubt see that as an opportunity to accelerate our progress more quickly. Jones isn’t perfect but at present he’s perfect for us.5
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Remember at Millwall in January, the bloke next to me was giving Jones all types of verbals to the people around us.Sword65pf said:
To be honest the hate he gets from a certain section of our own fans is a bit much, witnessed 1st hand at spurs, fella behind me had some fucking disgusting things to say about him expecting me to agree, I didn’t, he then went on to say’ but if we keep doing well it’s fine. Fucking hypocrites.Crispywood said:Probably the one positive being the most hated manager in the EFL, other clubs fanbsses would put pressure on the board to look elsewhereI don’t get it, but each to their own. Was thinking that if you dislike Jones, I would love to hear the person opinion on Michael Appleton.
I remember what it was like directly before Jones took over and so cannot criticise him whatsoever. Jones clearly knows what he’s doing, so just try and enjoy the journey.3 -
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Jones is an emotional chap which I love those dark days of Appleton speaking and obviously not giving a shit had me crying out for someone who cared it would be very wrong to moan now we have someone that does. Mind you if he was managing a competitor he would not be popular with me lol1
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Deluded or not, mates of mine want Eddie Howe.CAFCsayer said:I think if West Ham were to sack Nuno it'll either be for Parker or a big name
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Yeah I've seen Howes name mentioned a lot. Can't see it being realistic because I think he'll take time away from the game.The Red Robin said:
Deluded or not, mates of mine want Eddie Howe.CAFCsayer said:I think if West Ham were to sack Nuno it'll either be for Parker or a big name0 -
Football fans are a funny bunch lolMarcusH26 said:
Yeah I've seen Howes name mentioned a lot. Can't see it being realistic because I think he'll take time away from the game.The Red Robin said:
Deluded or not, mates of mine want Eddie Howe.CAFCsayer said:I think if West Ham were to sack Nuno it'll either be for Parker or a big name
Up Here people are saying Howe going to Wrexham !! Mind you also Rooney has been seen having a meeting with Hollywood apparently lol wtf will the media do if he goes there !!!!!!0 -
Jumping ship from Newcastle to West Ham would very much be a poor career move. Only a matter of time before he gets offers from Premiership teams.MarcusH26 said:
Yeah I've seen Howes name mentioned a lot. Can't see it being realistic because I think he'll take time away from the game.The Red Robin said:
Deluded or not, mates of mine want Eddie Howe.CAFCsayer said:I think if West Ham were to sack Nuno it'll either be for Parker or a big name1 -
I agree with your wider point but i'm not sure you can blame anyone for being absolutely fuming at getting thumped 4-0, a defeat which was at the time our 9th in 14 league games.SouthWest_Addicks said:
Remember at Millwall in January, the bloke next to me was giving Jones all types of verbals to the people around us.Sword65pf said:
To be honest the hate he gets from a certain section of our own fans is a bit much, witnessed 1st hand at spurs, fella behind me had some fucking disgusting things to say about him expecting me to agree, I didn’t, he then went on to say’ but if we keep doing well it’s fine. Fucking hypocrites.Crispywood said:Probably the one positive being the most hated manager in the EFL, other clubs fanbsses would put pressure on the board to look elsewhereI don’t get it, but each to their own. Was thinking that if you dislike Jones, I would love to hear the person opinion on Michael Appleton.
I remember what it was like directly before Jones took over and so cannot criticise him whatsoever. Jones clearly knows what he’s doing, so just try and enjoy the journey.
He'd probably calmed down by the week after when we won at Leicester.1 -
Reckon he'll get the Spurs job personallyShootersHillGuru said:
Jumping ship from Newcastle to West Ham would very much be a poor career move. Only a matter of time before he gets offers from Premiership teams.MarcusH26 said:
Yeah I've seen Howes name mentioned a lot. Can't see it being realistic because I think he'll take time away from the game.The Red Robin said:
Deluded or not, mates of mine want Eddie Howe.CAFCsayer said:I think if West Ham were to sack Nuno it'll either be for Parker or a big name0 -
Personally wouldnt be suprised if he sits it out a couple seasons and gets it England job if/when Tuchel goesShootersHillGuru said:
Jumping ship from Newcastle to West Ham would very much be a poor career move. Only a matter of time before he gets offers from Premiership teams.MarcusH26 said:
Yeah I've seen Howes name mentioned a lot. Can't see it being realistic because I think he'll take time away from the game.The Red Robin said:
Deluded or not, mates of mine want Eddie Howe.CAFCsayer said:I think if West Ham were to sack Nuno it'll either be for Parker or a big name0 -
££££££££ and lots of it!Chizz said:
Why would NJ swap Charlton for a team eighteen places lower in the table?AberystwythAddick said:Probably bollocks but1 -
I said at the end of last season that now the job of staying up is done, I hope we can evolve & become more attacking as I wouldn't want to watch another season of that.
Full credit to Jones as early signs are that he has done exactly that.
Every time people doubt him, he proves them wrong. Long may it continue0
