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Curtis Fleming

StarinnaddickStarinnaddick
in General Charlton
When NJ became manager I did not expect Curtis, an Appleton appointment, to be kept on. However they appear to have gelled and the club has progressed with their pairing. Curtis has a wealth of experience having played with Gascoigne, Juninho, Ravanelli and others and I think his influence helps NJ. What do you think? 

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  • FinlandMattFinlandMatt
    Glad someone mentioned this because I think Fleming has done a really good job since Appleton left, it was clear he cares about the club and I was happy to see Nathan keep him on. I’m sure they have learned a lot from each other and the relationship has been mutually beneficial for all parties including obviously the club.

    How long is his contract in place for?

  • ShootersHillGuruShootersHillGuru
    I think it’s important that the manager has a steady and experienced number two to bounce ideas off and talk things through with. Has to be someone they get on with I think. As we know Nathan Jones has very specific ideas on the way he manages so I’m guessing Curtis Fleming is someone that buys into it and understands Jones. What little I’ve seen of CF, he seems to be ideal.
  • StarinnaddickStarinnaddick
    fenaddick said:
    Don’t think Fleming was an Appleton appointment at all, he was a club appointment to try to give some continuity if the manager changed. It worked. 
    I am fairly sure that Curtis was brought in by Appleton as Head coach. 
  • FinlandMattFinlandMatt
    Just seen that Curtis only joined us in January 2024. Feels like he’s been around at the club longer then that 
  • killerandflashkillerandflash
    Unlike many other modern managers Jones doesn't seem to have a team of assistants he brings everywhere with him. 

    In some ways it's healthier, as it avoids the constant upheaval of the whole coaching setup changing every time a manager goes.
  • fenaddickfenaddick
    Starinnaddick said:
    fenaddick said:
    Don’t think Fleming was an Appleton appointment at all, he was a club appointment to try to give some continuity if the manager changed. It worked. 
    I am fairly sure that Curtis was brought in by Appleton as Head coach. 
    It was Appleton time but I don’t think it was Appleton who wanted him, I think it was Andy Scott
  • thenewbiethenewbie
    soapboxsam said:
    I think Nathan and Curtis are Yin and Yan and we just couldn't have a fireball as an assistant to Nathan Jones.
    Highly respected is Curtis and speaks well when called upon to do any media.
    Or maybe (also?) Good Cop, Bad Cop. Jones is obviously very demanding and passionate and provides a kick up the arse, with Fleming being a more conciliatory,  arm round the shoulder type.
  • Gravesend_AddickGravesend_Addick
    I really like Curtis Fleming.  I think he's an excellent coach & a good influence on Jones & the squad
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  • GreenWithEnvyGreenWithEnvy
    I thought this was going to be a thread of another member of the senior coaching team leaving. Thank gawd it isn't! And yes, Curtis has been a fantastic addition to the club.
  • king addickking addick
    Think Curtis is a taskmaster in mentality so would suit NJs style of coaching/play. 

    He just comes across as a nice guy aswell which always helps. 
  • sam3110sam3110
    His soothing Irish voice and calm personality is a complete juxtaposition to the Welsh passion and erratic nature of Jones, like fire and ice
  • MuttleyCAFCMuttleyCAFC
    There was always the possibility they wouldn't gel but they seem to have. Very well!
  • SteveACSSteveACS
    killerandflash said:
    Unlike many other modern managers Jones doesn't seem to have a team of assistants he brings everywhere with him. 

    In some ways it's healthier, as it avoids the constant upheaval of the whole coaching setup changing every time a manager goes.
    Not true. When Jones was appointed, he brought in Paul Hart as his assistant...

    Paul Hart then chose to step down. So he's probably the man to thank that Curtis Fleming is still around.
  • wmcf123wmcf123
    Starinnaddick said:
    fenaddick said:
    Don’t think Fleming was an Appleton appointment at all, he was a club appointment to try to give some continuity if the manager changed. It worked. 
    I am fairly sure that Curtis was brought in by Appleton as Head coach. 
    had he not worked with Holden before ? 

    Anyway , I really like him - good guy . 
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