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Who do you want to manage Charlton if its not Powell?

Dave2lDave2l
in General Charlton
In my opinion Powell will probably be sacked as mutual consent by Monday night. I am a Powell supporter, and for the greater good, would see the sacking of Powell as an unwise decision, however, something has to change and if it's the manager then it's the manager.

It isn't working and its not looking like we will get results if we carry on down this path, I'm sure our current manager would even agree to an extent. Something bold has to be done.

Brian McDermott would be my number 1 choice to replace Powell.

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  • AmericanAddickAmericanAddick
    If it's a UK manager,

    Malky.
  • cafcdan18cafcdan18
    edited February 2014
    Will be someone we have not heard of although personally would like Warnock.

    He can try and get his record for number of promotions next season, when we're in League 1 :)
  • DamoNorthStandDamoNorthStand
    Malky if it's a UK manager, or even McDermott. And he may not be universally liked but you can just imagine Warnock keeping us up last ditch Redknapp style.
  • ChizzChizz
    If Warnock was made Charlton manager, I would immediately buy another season ticket, just so that I could return it in disgust.
  • Leroy AmbroseLeroy Ambrose
    edited February 2014
    You can't 'sack someone by mutual consent'. The two are mutually exclusive.
  • C_A_F_CC_A_F_C
    Roberto Martinez
  • Theresonly2JJsTheresonly2JJs
    edited February 2014
    Give me Curbishley anyday
  • Derek1952Derek1952
    Its got to be Curbs,if at all possible.
  • Dave2lDave2l
    DamoNorthStand said:

    you can just imagine Warnock keeping us up last ditch Redknapp style.

    Like QPR and Southampton :)
  • Derek1952Derek1952
    sorry threesonly did not see your post
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  • Danny AddickDanny Addick
    1. Curbs 2. Malkay 3. McDermot
  • C_A_F_CC_A_F_C
    edited February 2014
    Seriously do you really think any of these managers would work under Roland?
  • lancashire ladlancashire lad
    Curbs???? doing a great job at Fulham isn't he
  • dallasdallas
    glen Hoddle
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    Glenn hoddle
  • StrikerFirmaniStrikerFirmani
    It wouldn't matter who the manager was. You can NOT sell your best 2 players and not sign appropriate replacements and expect things to turn around. I don't blame Powell for that happening. Some people are deluded if they think a new manager is going to be the answer.

    The only hope we have is giving Powell the proper resources. Which he has been stripped of by the last incumbents and the new owner.
  • AmericanAddickAmericanAddick
    C_A_F_C said:

    Seriously do you really think any of these managers would work under Roland?

    Malky would probably see Roland as a savior compared to Vincent Tan.
  • BedsaddickBedsaddick
    Roland will appoint someone within his empire. I have absolutely no doubt about that.
  • SELR_addicksSELR_addicks
    One betting site has Martin Jol as the favourite, made me laugh.
  • Theresonly2JJsTheresonly2JJs
    lancashire lad said:

    Curbs???? doing a great job at Fulham isn't he

    Curbishley out!

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  • EynsfordaddickEynsfordaddick
    Chris Powell every day!
  • Imnot AthleticImnot Athletic
    Ferguson (Alex not Darren or Duncan)
    Fabio Cappelo
    Walter Winterbottom
    Alf Ramsey

    Given his propensity to sell players out from under a manager and buy players the manager doesn't want can you see any of McDermott, Mackay or Curbs taking the job. RD needs a coach not a manager. If Chris gets the tin tack I predict we will be completely underwhelmed by the replacement
  • The Red RobinThe Red Robin
    In no way am I saying Powell should go but if he did my list would be:

    1.Curbs
    2.Mackay
    3. Steven Pressley (working wonders at Coventry with good, local and young players from the academy)
    4.Steve Clarke
    5. Neil Warnock (only as an impact manager, not long-term.)


    In a dream world: Pochettino or someone with a similar footballing philosophy, I.e. Press high, dominate possession, defend, hassle the opposition, score goals!
  • Dave2lDave2l
    StrikerFirmani said:

    It wouldn't matter who the manager was. You can NOT sell your best 2 players and not sign appropriate replacements and expect things to turn around. I don't blame Powell for that happening. Some people are deluded if they think a new manager is going to be the answer.

    The only hope we have is giving Powell the proper resources. Which he has been stripped of by the last incumbents and the new owner.

    I don't think Powell has been treated fairly at all, and a large part of our current predicament is not his fault.

    A fresh approach is needed though it has to move with the times, whether our owners are d*cks or not. We have them, and it probably requires a new manager that can see things more objectively and has not been dragged down by the disrespect our owners gave to Powell.
  • Dave2lDave2l
    Bedsaddick said:

    Roland will appoint someone within his empire. I have absolutely no doubt about that.

    That's 90% on unfortunately but who knows.
  • The Red RobinThe Red Robin
    Guy Luzon?
  • ken_shabbyken_shabby
    Laudrup.
  • SE7_N20SE7_N20
    Zola wouldn't be a bad shout, he has experience in working with owners of multiple clubs
  • MyLeftFootMyLeftFoot
    It doesn't matter, whoever it is won't really be in charge, that today was not Powell's team, funny that the sub standard 3 were all awful
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