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Curtis Fleming - now Assistant Manager (p2)
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We’ve taken everything from Luton 😅😂
Not itk, but heard Global Football Partners have completed a purchase of Kenilworth Road, just the paperwork left to do now. Announced on Monday.2 -
Can we have their Head of Scouting Operations instead?
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I wouldn’t want my name to be associated with our set pieces if I was him.cantersaddick said:Bit of artistic license from Scott there. "First time we have had a set piece coach". Its the first time we've had a coach with that in his title sure but we've pretty much always had one of the first team coaches responsible for set pieces. When Bow was in charge it was Jacko.
It's not like we have a dedicated full time set piece coach. He is still first team coach as well so it's not like the responsibilities have changed. Just the title.We were pretty good at them when Jacko was involved, since then we’ve been terrible1 -
Phil Chapple?Gillis said:Can we have their Head of Scouting Operations instead?2 -
Happy with this appointment.
Thank you Paul Hart for everything you have done for the club over the years.5 -
I was a little bit confused as to why there was a Keir Starmer tweet on a Curtis Fleming thread, but he's obviously been at one of the Downing Street events Starmer's hosted. The Community Trust also tweeted out today a bit with Fleming, Leaburn and Kanu at a local primary school relating to Give Racism The Red Card6
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Why have I never heard of the schools the players go to? Has the place changed that much??
Credit for getting involved though 👏0 -
Gillis said:Can we have their Head of Scouting Operations instead?
You got your wish ✅NabySarr said:
I wouldn’t want my name to be associated with our set pieces if I was him.cantersaddick said:Bit of artistic license from Scott there. "First time we have had a set piece coach". Its the first time we've had a coach with that in his title sure but we've pretty much always had one of the first team coaches responsible for set pieces. When Bow was in charge it was Jacko.
It's not like we have a dedicated full time set piece coach. He is still first team coach as well so it's not like the responsibilities have changed. Just the title.We were pretty good at them when Jacko was involved, since then we’ve been terrible
You got your wish with 3 vital goals from corners from Gilbert and the never to be forgotten free kick from Macca✅
Still need more consistency ✅2 -
Goes under the radar a bit does our Curtis.Didn't see any footage or interviews with him after Wembley?
I think he was a great acquisition and I really like listening to what he has to say.18 - Sponsored links:
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Not gonna lie, bit disappointed with Curtis being there.JohnnyH2 said:
And not wearing his shiny new Charlton Irish badge!! 😉2 -
I heard he’s off to Cardiff.7
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He's an interesting character and has clearly formed an excellent and trusting relationship with Nathan Jones. I was sat near the home dugout for a game last year. It's very obvious how Jones behaves towards the fourth official, constantly on at them and questioning most decisions. However, Fleming was just as vocal but he delivered his comments in a calmer less public way, accompanied by some choice language and a death stare. Although he may appear as ying to Jones' yang he certainly has methods of getting his message across and dosen't look like someone to cross.5
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I think they're chalk and cheese. Which is probably why it works so well.sirjohnhumphrey said:He's an interesting character and has clearly formed an excellent and trusting relationship with Nathan Jones. I was sat near the home dugout for a game last year. It's very obvious how Jones behaves towards the fourth official, constantly on at them and questioning most decisions. However, Fleming was just as vocal but he delivered his comments in a calmer less public way, accompanied by some choice language and a death stare. Although he may appear as ying to Jones' yang he certainly has methods of getting his message across and dosen't look like someone to cross.1 -
Should get a good reception at Middlesbrough this season2
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I think he probably works quite well with Jones in a bit of old fashioned "Good Cop/Bad Cop" style - someone who remains calm and composed while Jones is busy running marathons on the sideline and chewing his fingers off.carly burn said:Goes under the radar a bit does our Curtis.Didn't see any footage or interviews with him after Wembley?
I think he was a great acquisition and I really like listening to what he has to say.2 -
I think Fleming is also good after Jones has absolutely eviscerated a player at putting his arm round them and following on from all the screaming calmly. I've seen him a few times have a much more quiet conversation with the player Jones has screamed at and it looks like one impresses the importance onto the player (through screaming and jumping) and the other reinforces the actual message (through grown up words)6
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It looks like Curtis is Jones' ying to his yang. If you can find that, you are on to something. Clough and Taylor springs to mind.1
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Great foil for Jones, perhaps the logical behind the passion. I am guessing that our improvement last season was partly as a result of him being given more say in team matters/selection. As I say, just a guess0
