Looks like he’s gone in as the club’s appointee amongst the manager’s picks on the staff (think of JJ under Robinson / Adkins) - so he’s probably hoping for an interim gig if the manager gets the bullet and the rest of the staff leave with him.
One of our more likeable ex managers, but ultimately very out of his depth as a manager
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Dean Holden - Jan 2025: joined the coaching staff at Adana Demispor in Turkey (p47)
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Nice bloke. Leading us out at Old Trafford must have been a dream come true
I hope he gets a good round of applause when he comes to the Valley later in the season.8 -
It feels like every manager we had during our "banter era" has completely fallen off the radar since leaving. Has any of them gone on to achieve even a shred of success? Chris Powell made it into the England setup, which is a respectable move in footballing terms — but what about the rest? I suppose Jacko’s the only other one who’s managed to carve out any sort of name for himself.2
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CAFCTrev said:It feels like every manager we had during our "banter era" has completely fallen off the radar since leaving. Has any of them gone on to achieve even a shred of success? Chris Powell made it into the England setup, which is a respectable move in footballing terms — but what about the rest? I think Jacko is probably the one who has made a name for himself.3
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Got a lot of time for Dean.
Watched him and his wife talking in an interview recently about dealing with grief, in relation to losing their daughter. Tough watch, but also very inspirational at the same time.
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I suspect it wasn't a genuine rumour but in my opinion Luke Molyneux would be a decent signing . Quick , left footed with something to prove with a good pedigree having come through the Academy at Sunderland
As long as we also take on players experienced at the level he could be a good wildcard signing.2 -
Richard J said:I suspect it wasn't a genuine rumour but in my opinion Luke Molyneux would be a decent signing . Quick , left footed with something to prove with a good pedigree having come through the Academy at Sunderland
As long as we also take on players experienced at the level he could be a good wildcard signing.
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swords_alive said:Richard J said:I suspect it wasn't a genuine rumour but in my opinion Luke Molyneux would be a decent signing . Quick , left footed with something to prove with a good pedigree having come through the Academy at Sunderland
As long as we also take on players experienced at the level he could be a good wildcard signing.0 -
Decent bloke, but does seem much more suited to be the "good cop" coach/assistant than the main man.
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Like others I think he is a better coach than manager0
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CAFCTrev said:It feels like every manager we had during our "banter era" has completely fallen off the radar since leaving. Has any of them gone on to achieve even a shred of success? Chris Powell made it into the England setup, which is a respectable move in footballing terms — but what about the rest? I suppose Jacko’s the only other one who’s managed to carve out any sort of name for himself.0
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CAFCTrev said:It feels like every manager we had during our "banter era" has completely fallen off the radar since leaving. Has any of them gone on to achieve even a shred of success? Chris Powell made it into the England setup, which is a respectable move in footballing terms — but what about the rest? I suppose Jacko’s the only other one who’s managed to carve out any sort of name for himself.
Karel Fraeye who many felt was a basket case at CAFC went on to great success with Lommel, a 2nd division Belgium side with preventing relegation and then promotion the next season.
Fraeye torn up the coaching Manual, and just told his players to run around a lot and play with a smile on their faces.
Many Charlton fans thought he was a Winker.
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ShootersHillGuru said:CAFCTrev said:It feels like every manager we had during our "banter era" has completely fallen off the radar since leaving. Has any of them gone on to achieve even a shred of success? Chris Powell made it into the England setup, which is a respectable move in footballing terms — but what about the rest? I think Jacko is probably the one who has made a name for himself.
Nigel Adkins caught a crab.0 -
soapboxsam said:CAFCTrev said:It feels like every manager we had during our "banter era" has completely fallen off the radar since leaving. Has any of them gone on to achieve even a shred of success? Chris Powell made it into the England setup, which is a respectable move in footballing terms — but what about the rest? I suppose Jacko’s the only other one who’s managed to carve out any sort of name for himself.
Karel Fraeye who many felt was a basket case at CAFC went on to great success with Lommel, a 2nd division Belgium side with preventing relegation and then promotion the next season.
Fraeye torn up the coaching Manual, and just told his players to run around a lot and play with a smile on their faces.
Many Charlton fans thought he was a Winker.1 -
Karel Fraeye is the biggest joke in our history4
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Got a lot of time for Holden as a guy , probably a very good coach/No2 just not cut out as a number 1.2
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Les Reed for example has had a distinguished career as a coach and technical director, but wasn't cut out to be a manager,2
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soapboxsam said:ShootersHillGuru said:CAFCTrev said:It feels like every manager we had during our "banter era" has completely fallen off the radar since leaving. Has any of them gone on to achieve even a shred of success? Chris Powell made it into the England setup, which is a respectable move in footballing terms — but what about the rest? I think Jacko is probably the one who has made a name for himself.
Nigel Adkins caught a crab.0 -
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Well, shit (re Hull financial problems).
I hope he has some money stored away from his Saudi Arabia jaunt.
He is apparently joining for a focus on defense. I'd assumed that meant football defense, but perhaps he has some legal expertise.0 -
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