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Jackson: Where does he go from here? (P6. AFC Wimbledon)

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  • SoundAsa£
    SoundAsa£ Posts: 22,509
    oohaahmortimer said:
    cabbles said:


    Perhaps a coaching role somewhere.  Am I right in thinking he lives in Hertfordshire or near that way? 
    Yeah Hoddesdon I believe 
    Christ……one thing he won’t miss is the daily commute between Hoddesdon, The Valley & Sparrows Lane.
    What a poxy journey that is.🤨
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,780
    I think JJ deserved more of a chance. Sandgaard owns the club so he can make a decision like this but I don't have to be happy about it and I am not.
  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 23,239
    edited May 2022
    MuttleyCAFC said:
    I think JJ deserved more of a chance. Sandgaard owns the club so he can make a decision like this but I don't have to be happy about it and I am not.

    Agree with your 3 points in the two sentences.
    When we were winning the games at the valley against the likes of Plymouth, Ipswich and Cambridge 2-0 JJ didn't look out of his depth or winning at Sunderland and Rotherham. 5 decent to good sides in League 1 and we didn't concede a goal.

    Fortunately I didn't see the Oxford home game and Ipswich away but did see the home games against Morecambe and 3 poor goals given away but we had more than enough chances to win with more composure in the box.
    The Lincoln home game Washington missed or messed up 4 golden chances and Jayden from close in.

    Hot and cold under JJ but wasn't Johnnie Jackson's record 17 League wins and 13 losses in his two spells in charge ?

  • ValleyOfTears
    ValleyOfTears Posts: 1,067
    AFC Wimbledon. Gillingham. Crawley. 
  • MattF
    MattF Posts: 3,797
  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 13,232
    Isn't Gunter supposed to be going to Wimbledon? Think this one through Jacko.
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 70,014
    Garrymanilow said:
    Isn't Gunter supposed to be going to Wimbledon? Think this one through Jacko.
    Perhaps he can also bring Ben Watson in as a coach and reunite the gang...
  • SheedyCAFC
    SheedyCAFC Posts: 1,256
    killerandflash said:
    Garrymanilow said:
    Isn't Gunter supposed to be going to Wimbledon? Think this one through Jacko.
    Perhaps he can also bring Ben Watson in as a coach and reunite the gang...
    Jacko’s crazy gang
  • Dave Rudd
    Dave Rudd Posts: 2,870
    SoundAsa£ said:
    oohaahmortimer said:
    cabbles said:


    Perhaps a coaching role somewhere.  Am I right in thinking he lives in Hertfordshire or near that way? 
    Yeah Hoddesdon I believe 
    Christ……one thing he won’t miss is the daily commute between Hoddesdon, The Valley & Sparrows Lane.
    What a poxy journey that is.🤨
    Yes, Jackson is regularly sighted at Broxbourne Station.

    I wondered about the Crawley job too.  Still only a two hour journey by train.

    Wimbledon ... about an hour and 15-ish.  No brainer.
  • Rothko
    Rothko Posts: 18,827
    Colchester are still looking for a perm manager, would make sense from playing history perspective and location 

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  • Karim_myBagheri
    Karim_myBagheri Posts: 12,849
    well, Jackson is 1/4 odds on. favourite by a distance for the AFC Wimbledon job.

    Had a look at their dial up internet msn group chat fans forum called Womble underground pass. some quotes:



    "I can't muster any real interest in who the next manager is. Sounds like Jackson who will probably do an ok job, with an ok team, in division 4. It's all about as exciting as a fish-finger sandwich."

    "    Can someone tell me what the appeal of Jackson would be? On what grounds would we think he was any good? "

    "    Another Rookie manager no thanks have we learnt nothing.get Artell or the Dagenham guy in."

    "Give me Artell over Jackson anyday."
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,780
    Good luck to him is what I say. Deserved to be given a chance here.
  • seth plum
    seth plum Posts: 53,448
    If Jacko goes to Wimbledon I hope they storm the league.
  • Elthamaddick
    Elthamaddick Posts: 15,856
    soapboxsam said:
    I still feel Johnnie will have success as a manager. I'm not convinced he really failed this season as 15 wins and 13 losses showed. The disappointments were the loan players this season with even Famewo being so erratic. Well done JJ for improving George Dobson, CBT and Sean Clare who can play in 4 difference positions. Fraser turning up not fit, Covid and a knee problem didn't help plus Gilbey our box to box player losing his form and his brains after the two yellows cards. 
    As for Inniss who only finished about 20 games in two seasons out of 92 when he could've been a rock.
    Not sure who Colchester's manager is but a club like that would be a great place to show that JJ can be successful with the flexible 3-5-2 as long as you have pace in those positions and a team that can adapt.

    Still feel gutted that Johnnie couldn't be the boss for next season after bringing in new players to fit his formation. 
    Exactly my take on it, JJ will be a success - I’m just gutted it’s not with us 
  • Pavoren007
    Pavoren007 Posts: 2,538
    If Jacko goes to Wimbledon, I will find a date or two in next year’s fixtures that do not clash with our games to go down there and sing his well known chant. Won’t give a monkeys about result of course, but will be my little way of thanking JJ for his 12 year service. My lad feels exactly the same. 
  • Swisdom
    Swisdom Posts: 14,977
    If he goes to the Wimbledon I wonder if Euell would join him there.  He’s loved there I think
  • AndyG
    AndyG Posts: 5,937
    This would be a great move for him I think. Hopefully he gets the gig and makes a great success of it. You never know football is a funny old game and if he can develop as a manager he may be back with us at some point to hopefully be a success here
  • mendonca
    mendonca Posts: 9,423
    Swisdom said:
    If he goes to the Wimbledon I wonder if Euell would join him there.  He’s loved there I think
    You could say the same about him at Charlton?
  • cafcfan1990
    cafcfan1990 Posts: 12,811
    Swisdom said:
    If he goes to the Wimbledon I wonder if Euell would join him there.  He’s loved there I think
    Seems weird for him to jump ship for an assistants role. Of course it could be dependant on our new manager and his role (if any) at Charlton 
  • AndyG
    AndyG Posts: 5,937
    addick1956 said:
    Although I am not a fan of 352 wasn't  Jackson's win record the best in Charlton  History. 

    Must be something other than playing style and results factor overall. 

    I wonder what.
    Oh come on stop trying to big up last seasons results ! The problem quite clearly was that even whilst winning the performances were dire, absolutely no excuse for the dross that we played regardless of win ratios. Bums on seats is the driving force and apart from us nutters who would bother crossing the road to watch that tripe ?

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  • Valleysarr
    Valleysarr Posts: 1,104
    Lordflashheart said:
    golfaddick said:
    Well, he wont be turning up at Spurs anytime soon as its only our fans who want ex players as managers...😄
    Well Spurs had Chris Hughton, Steve Perryman, Bill Nicholson and Glenn Hoddle as managers - all ex Spurs players ….
    He’s an big Arsenal fan thougb
  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627
    edited May 2022
    Well - he has clearly moved on and is having a mega time at Eurovision 2022 - go Johnnie go 😂😂😂

  • cafcfan1990
    cafcfan1990 Posts: 12,811
    Is it just me or does that look absolutely nothing like Jacko? 
  • Lordflashheart
    Lordflashheart Posts: 5,627
    cafcfan1990 said:
    Is it just me or does that look absolutely nothing like Jacko? 
    It’s just you old chap 
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,220
    Swisdom said:
    If he goes to the Wimbledon I wonder if Euell would join him there.  He’s loved there I think
    I think that is a given, perhaps a proviso from Wimbledon.
  • JamesSeed
    JamesSeed Posts: 17,394
    addick1956 said:
    AndyG said:
    addick1956 said:
    Although I am not a fan of 352 wasn't  Jackson's win record the best in Charlton  History. 

    Must be something other than playing style and results factor overall. 

    I wonder what.
    Oh come on stop trying to big up last seasons results ! The problem quite clearly was that even whilst winning the performances were dire, absolutely no excuse for the dross that we played regardless of win ratios. Bums on seats is the driving force and apart from us nutters who would bother crossing the road to watch that tripe ?
    I am not bigging up anything...his win ratio is 47%. The best by a Charlton player... that is not tripe , it is fact. A strange fact admittedly but one influenced by not many draws and quite a lot of defeats. There were 4 or 5 good performances though against the better teams.

    I was surprised Jackson went on holiday  with Dobson.  I don't see how you can be seen as in authority doing that . 

    Mostly I was bored though by the dire crap, especially at Accrington and more so at Ipswich. Something was very wrong in the dressing room by then.
    Did he though? It was just a picture of them having dinner together while on holiday I thought?

    His win ratio was based on how many games? There are other managers who may have had as good a ratio (or better) over the same number of games during part of their time as manager. 
    For example in the 1934/5 season Charlton won 23 of their 42 matches, well over 50%. 
    Don’t know who the manager was though. 
  • cafcfan1990
    cafcfan1990 Posts: 12,811
    edited May 2022
    JamesSeed said:
    addick1956 said:
    AndyG said:
    addick1956 said:
    Although I am not a fan of 352 wasn't  Jackson's win record the best in Charlton  History. 

    Must be something other than playing style and results factor overall. 

    I wonder what.
    Oh come on stop trying to big up last seasons results ! The problem quite clearly was that even whilst winning the performances were dire, absolutely no excuse for the dross that we played regardless of win ratios. Bums on seats is the driving force and apart from us nutters who would bother crossing the road to watch that tripe ?
    I am not bigging up anything...his win ratio is 47%. The best by a Charlton player... that is not tripe , it is fact. A strange fact admittedly but one influenced by not many draws and quite a lot of defeats. There were 4 or 5 good performances though against the better teams.

    I was surprised Jackson went on holiday  with Dobson.  I don't see how you can be seen as in authority doing that . 

    Mostly I was bored though by the dire crap, especially at Accrington and more so at Ipswich. Something was very wrong in the dressing room by then.
    Did he though? It was just a picture of them having dinner together while on holiday I thought?

    His win ratio was based on how many games? There are other managers who may have had as good a ratio (or better) over the same number of games during part of their time as manager. 
    For example in the 1934/5 season Charlton won 23 of their 42 matches, well over 50%. 
    Don’t know who the manager was though. 
    You’ll do anything to squeeze that name in won’t you, even when it makes no sense at all ;) 
  • JamesSeed
    JamesSeed Posts: 17,394
    edited May 2022
    cafcfan1990 said:
    JamesSeed said:
    addick1956 said:
    AndyG said:
    addick1956 said:
    Although I am not a fan of 352 wasn't  Jackson's win record the best in Charlton  History. 

    Must be something other than playing style and results factor overall. 

    I wonder what.
    Oh come on stop trying to big up last seasons results ! The problem quite clearly was that even whilst winning the performances were dire, absolutely no excuse for the dross that we played regardless of win ratios. Bums on seats is the driving force and apart from us nutters who would bother crossing the road to watch that tripe ?
    I am not bigging up anything...his win ratio is 47%. The best by a Charlton player... that is not tripe , it is fact. A strange fact admittedly but one influenced by not many draws and quite a lot of defeats. There were 4 or 5 good performances though against the better teams.

    I was surprised Jackson went on holiday  with Dobson.  I don't see how you can be seen as in authority doing that . 

    Mostly I was bored though by the dire crap, especially at Accrington and more so at Ipswich. Something was very wrong in the dressing room by then.
    Did he though? It was just a picture of them having dinner together while on holiday I thought?

    His win ratio was based on how many games? There are other managers who may have had as good a ratio (or better) over the same number of games during part of their time as manager. 
    For example in the 1934/5 season Charlton won 23 of their 42 matches, well over 50%. 
    Don’t know who the manager was though. 
    You’ll do anything to squeeze that name in won’t you, even when it makes no sense at all ;) 
    😂👏
    Those liking you post might not get the spirit in which is was intended though 🤭
  • Weegie Addick
    Weegie Addick Posts: 16,566
    To Wimbledon or not to Wimbledon, that is the Q.
  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 23,239
    edited May 2022
    addick1956 said:
    Although I am not a fan of 352 wasn't  Jackson's win record the best in Charlton  History. 

    Must be something other than playing style and results factor overall. 

    I wonder what.


    Johnnie Jackson won 17 out of 35 League  matches in the two spells he was in charge.

    Edited it was 2+33 ! 

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