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The Longest Amount of Games Without A Win

shirty5shirty5
edited March 2011 in General Charlton
Time to test your knowledge on the 24 different people who have managed this great football club.

Name the top 3 managers who have the unwanted record of going the most amount of games without a win (League games only)

Answers to follow tomorrow.

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  • guinnessaddickguinnessaddick
    Parky, Curbs & Powell.
  • Dave2lDave2l
    Pardew powell parky
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    Seed went 15 or 16 without a league win near the end of his time

    Parky and Powell both have 10. Pardew 8 Curbs 9.
  • SaladSalad
    edited March 2011
    we went 10 winless games when Parky took charge (following on from 8 under Pardew)
    we have currently gone 10 games without a win with Powell in charge
    in the first Prem season we went 13 games without a win (Curbs)

    PS Curbs +1 if you count cup games, personally I wouldn't as they are a different kettle of fish
  • Friend Or DefoeFriend Or Defoe
    Parky, Seed, Powell
  • March51March51
    I seem to remember that Theo Foley also went 10 games without a win in the '71/'72 relegation season. Remember talking about it on the coach to that last disaster at Blackpool.
  • MametzMametz
    Foley went 12 league games without a win straddling the 71/72 & the 72/73 seasons. That run was ended by a win at Rochdale. Firmani went 14 league games without a win in 69/70.
  • Oggy RedOggy Red
    [cite]Posted By: Mametz[/cite]

    That run was ended by a win at Rochdale.

    It's an OMEN, I tell thee ........!
  • Weegie AddickWeegie Addick
    [cite]Posted By: Oggy Red[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Mametz[/cite]

    That run was ended by a win at Rochdale.

    It's an OMEN, I tell thee ........!

    Or maybe not!
  • northstandstevenorthstandsteve
    so Powell has the record, congratulations Chris
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  • Big WilliamBig William
    Think Lennie Lawrence went about ten if you include the end of our relegation season in 89/90 and the start of the following one.
  • cafcinperthcafcinperth
    but who has the longest run of games without a win after winning 4 games in a row and in the third division or league one?
  • shirty5shirty5
    edited March 2011
    1. Jimmy Seed 16 Games 1954/55 - 1955/1956 Division One. 8 Draws, 8 Defeats
    2. Andy Nelson 15 Games 1978/1979 Division Two. 5 Draws, 10 Defeats
    3. Eddie Firmani 14 Games 1969/1970 Division Two. 8 Draws, 6 Defeats
    =4th. Bob Stokoe 13 Games 1965/1966. Division Two. 6 Draws, 7 Defeats
    =4th. Alan Curbishley 13 Games 1998/1999. Premiership. 4 Draws, 9 Defeats
    =6th. Theo Foley 12 Games 1971/1972 - 1972/1973. Division Two - Division Three. 3 Draws, 9 Defeats. (No wins in the last 10 games saw us Relegated)
    =6th. Lennie Lawrence 12 Games 1989/1990 - 1990/1991. Division One - Division Two. 2 Draws, 10 Defeats. (6 defeats in last 6 Div One games)
    =8th. Alex McFarlane 11 Games 1931/1932 Division Two. 2 Draws, 9 Defeats
    =8th. Chris Powell 11 Games and Counting 2010/2011 League One. 3 Draws, 8 Defeats
    10. Phil Parkinson 10 Games 2008/2009. Championship. 3 Draws, 7 Defeats
    =11th. Jimmy Trotter 9 Games 1956/1957 Division One 9 Defeats
    =11th Frank Hill 9 Games 1964/1965 Division Two 4 Draws, 5 Defeats
    =11th Mike Bailey 9 Games 1979/1980 Division Two 2 Draws, 7 Defeats
    =11th Alan Pardew 9 Games 2006/2007 - 2007/2008 Premiership - Championship. 5 Draws, 4 Defeats
    15. Alan Curbishley/Steve Gritt 8 Games 1994/1995 Division One 4 Draws, 4 Defeats
    =16th. Walter Raynor 7 Games 1921/1922 and 1923/1924 Division Three South
    =16th. Alan Mullery 7 Games 1981/1982 Division Two
    =16th. Iain Dowie 7 Games 2006/2007 Premiership 2 Draws, 5 Defeats
    =19th. Albert Lindon 5 Games (twice) 1927/1928 Division Three South
    =19th. Ken Craggs 5 Games 1982/1983 Division Two 1 Draw, 4 Defeats
    21. Les Reed 3 Games (twice) 2006/2007 Premiership
    22. David Clark 2 Games 1961/1962 Division Two
    =23rd. Les Gore 1 Game 1973/1974 Division Three
    =23rd. Keith Peacock 1 Game 2010/2011 Division Three 1 Draw
  • oohaahmortimeroohaahmortimer
    bit more hard work to get his name on top of there, although the company is excellent!
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    [cite]Posted By: shirty5[/cite]1. Jimmy Seed 16 Games 1954/55 - 1955/1956 Division One. 8 Draws, 8 Defeats
    2. Andy Nelson 15 Games 1978/1979 Division Two. 5 Draws, 10 Defeats
    3. Eddie Firmani 14 Games 1969/1970 Division Two. 8 Draws, 6 Defeats
    Joint 4th. Bob Stokoe 13 Games 1965/1966. Division Two. 6 Draws, 7 Defeats
    Joint 4th. Alan Curbishley 13 Games 1998/1999. Premiership. 4 Draws, 9 Defeats

    And all but Curbs were sacked soon after.
  • adrianadrian
    Pain is more acute when the winless streak is in the equivalent of the lowest division. The worst we had in this division was Alex MacFarland during the 1925-26 season: 8 games, (4 draws, 4 defeats) . With 3 draws and 8 defeats, Powell has given us the most painful series in our history.
  • shirty5shirty5
    [cite]Posted By: adrian[/cite]Pain is more acute when the winless streak is in the equivalent of the lowest division. The worst we had in this division was Alex MacFarland during the 1925-26 season: 8 games, (4 draws, 4 defeats) . With 3 draws and 8 defeats, Powell has given us the most painful series in our history.

    Spot on.
  • BagpussBagpuss
    I think this demonstrates that the run we are currently on is actually one of our better ones.
  • davydavy
    edited March 2011
    The difference here is that we've now gone 11 games without a win in League 1/Div 3! All the other records were in Prem/Div 1 or Championship/Div 2?!?
  • se9addickse9addick
    [cite]Posted By: adrian[/cite]Pain is more acute when the winless streak is in the equivalent of the lowest division. The worst we had in this division was Alex MacFarland during the 1925-26 season: 8 games, (4 draws, 4 defeats) . With 3 draws and 8 defeats, Powell has given us the most painful series in our history.

    Pain is also acute when the expectations are greater (which definately links in with your divisional theory) - I wonder if the expectations during the 1925-26 season were as high as they are now ?
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  • stackitstevestackitsteve
    [cite]Posted By: davy[/cite]The difference here is that we've now gone 11 games without a win in League 1/Div 3! All the other records were in Prem/Div 1 or Championship/Div 2?!?

    Yes but we've now got league 1 players.

    I've only been around since Curbs so cant speak for the other runs but I wouldn't like to say it hurts any more now than it would have then. Yes now its fresh in our minds and its painful but I don't think you can say its worse just because we are in a worse league. If we still had premiership players and didn't win for 11 games in league 1 then yes, that's awful.

    I'm sure I'm in a minority but I don't think you can compare two sets of results (from such different periods) and say 1 is definitely worse than the other.
  • AFKABartramAFKABartram
    Really interesting, great work shirty. Cheers mate
  • shirty5shirty5
    The full list of all 24 managers are now on this thread. Best to ignore Messrs Clark, Gore and Peacock as they were Caretaker managers, and had 9, 3 and 1 game in charge resprectively. Also Reed was only in charge for 7 League games.
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