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would you want to see Curbs back?

I doubt he would ever come back and don't get me wrong I love Chris Powell more than anyone. Personally, the day he goes well be a very dark day for me. Something has gotta give though, and as much as I love Powell I love my club more. I'm certain we are staying up, but if Powell went - would you want to see Curbs return?
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  • edited March 2014
    Yes, but under Roland's terms, he wouldn't touch it
  • No thanks..never look back.
  • I actually think under certain circumstances he might be up for it, but I’m not sure that we should be.
  • edited March 2014
    how about digging up Jimmy Seed or Bob Stokoe and re-signing Mendonca, Alan Campbell and Richard Rufus ? .. Curbishley worked minor miracles in different times under different circumstances .. times and circumstances are different .. get with it and move on
  • If there was a director of football job going then I'd not want anyone else but Curbs. He wouldn't undermine Powell and he'd work in the right way for the benefit of the club. Not going to happen though.
  • Absolutely not.

    But for some reason it would be quite funny. "Charlton Kevin Keegan"
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  • it would only end in tears
  • Here it is.................


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  • shirty5 said:

    Yes, but under Roland's terms, he wouldn't touch it

    He appeared on BBC's Saturday afternoon radio show Sports World last month. A day before that show, one of the staff members offered Twitter users the opportunity to ask Curbs questions. I tweeted mine: is it possible for him to come back to work here in any capacity. The staff member replied soon saying that they would ask him that for sure. Turned out I was one of the only two people that posed quetions. Sadly I didn't catch the programme because it clashed with our game against QPR. Not sure what Curbs' response was but personally I'd be glad to see him back. Just can't quite see it happening under Roland.
  • As far as I am concerned, Alan Curbishley fails as the perfect replacement for Chris Powell for only one reason: he's already been born.
  • shirty5 said:

    Yes, but under Roland's terms, he wouldn't touch it

    Sadly I didn't catch the programme because it clashed with our game against QPR. Not sure what Curbs' response was but personally I'd be glad to see him back.
    Think he used the words Barge-pole & shitty stick in there somewhere.............
  • Yes, but under Roland's terms, he wouldn't touch it.

    I am beginning to suspect that CP feels the same.
  • how about digging up Jimmy Seed or Bob Stokoe and re-signing Mendonca, Alan Campbell and Richard Rufus ? .. Curbishley worked minor miracles in different times under different circumstances .. times and circumstances are different .. get with it and move on

    We could re-sign Eddie Firmani...I hear he's a young 80
  • Yeah, why not... It's not like he's busy or would do any worse and I'm not being detrimental to Powell with that comment. as Powell isn't doing the managing at the moment, he is only coaching.
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  • Chizz said:

    As far as I am concerned, Alan Curbishley fails as the perfect replacement for Chris Powell for only one reason: he's already been born.

    I have no idea what you are actually meant to be saying here?

  • Never gonna happen. He's been out the managerial game for far too long. Maybe, at a push, he'd get a job upstairs.
  • Any replacement would only be as coach not manager. Curbs would not put up with that!
  • I think he means that he wants Powell to remain in charge for so long that his replacement will need to be much younger.
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    edited March 2014
    I can just imagine that conversation.

    Roland ‘Now, Alan, you were very good Charlton manager, Huh. I would like you to be coach. Huh. You will only able to play the players, my management team have selected for Charlton. Huh. You can have control who plays but you will not be able to bring in any of your own players, huh. You will need to sell your best player, even though financially, you don’t really need to , huh. It is best for the club for my vision will change the way that British, European and World football will be organised for ever, as I am a visionary, huh, what do you think ? ……. Alan……..? ………You want me to place my offer where ?.........
  • Dazzler21 said:

    Chizz said:

    As far as I am concerned, Alan Curbishley fails as the perfect replacement for Chris Powell for only one reason: he's already been born.

    I have no idea what you are actually meant to be saying here?

    If Chris Powell's replacement has not been born yet, it would indicate that Powell has had a very long (and, therefore, likely very successful) career as Charlton Manager.

    So I am hoping that he is only replaced, by someone much, much younger, many decades into the future. For example, someone not yet born.

    Alan Curbishley, therefore, would rule himself out of this particular scenario merely by having already been born.

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  • hawksmoor said:

    Maybe, at a push, he'd get a job upstairs.

    HR?

  • I don't know that I'd recognise him if I just saw him from the back, don't suppose I'd mind if I did see his back, don't go to Essex much tho' so not much chance.
  • Chizz said:

    hawksmoor said:

    Maybe, at a push, he'd get a job upstairs.

    HR?
    I was thinking more marketing. Or is that downstairs?

  • If AC came back here and it went pair shape he would be given dogs abuse and his Charlton reputation tarnished , he was given enough abuse about being too negative at the end of his tenure and why weren't we pushing for Europe now we'd been in the Premiership for 8 seasons , we don't deserve him.
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