miserableoldgit Posted 6 December, 2023 Posted 6 December, 2023 11 hours ago, Saint Keef said: With all due respect, can he actually be trusted to walk through an open door? Oh no, my nervous twitch has suddenly come back. Think about something else...... He can walk through on the front foot and in an aggresive manner......nobody in Europe can do it like him..... 1
skintsaint Posted 1 February, 2024 Posted 1 February, 2024 Charlton getting statistically one of Europes finest managers...apparently. Good on 'em.
Pwoite Posted 1 February, 2024 Posted 1 February, 2024 (edited) 7 minutes ago, skintsaint said: Charlton getting statistically one of Europes finest managers...apparently. Good on 'em. At least the benefit of that is that I won’t have to listen to the prick being a pundit. Edited 1 February, 2024 by Pwoite 1
Miltonaggro Posted 1 February, 2024 Posted 1 February, 2024 Hopefully this saves us a few quid. Feel sorry for Charlton, but then again would feel sorry for 69 other clubs having to tolerate that toxic taffy bell end. 1
Lee On Solent Saint Posted 1 February, 2024 Posted 1 February, 2024 Shame they've already played P#####Y at their cesspit this season. That would have been fun. Although they do have them at home at the end of the month.
Lord Duckhunter Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 Fucking hell, some of our supporters are obsessed with the bloke. 3
niceandfriendly Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 19 minutes ago, Lord Duckhunter said: Fucking hell, some of our supporters are obsessed with the bloke. I know. Imagine talking about an ex manager getting a new job on a football forum. That's rehab-worthy stuff, that is. 8
AlexLaw76 Posted 2 February, 2024 Author Posted 2 February, 2024 I hope he does well there. Felt sorry for him in the end. Just a poor fit for all at SFC 5
Jack Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 2 hours ago, AlexLaw76 said: I hope he does well there. Felt sorry for him in the end. Just a poor fit for all at SFC Mainly due to him being a bit of a prick. If it’s god’s will, he’ll do alright at Charlton. Hopefully with some divine intervention they’ll help derail Pompey’s season 3 1
Dman Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 The fact that after us, he can only get a job at a bottom half L1 side kind of goes to show how bad of an appointment it was. I can kind of understand and see the logic of why we appointed him, but it was destined to fail from the very start. That being said, Selles was significantly worse. Out of the 3 managers we had last season, 1 is currently unemployed (in fairness, he'll pick up another decent enough job - Palace would be a good fit for him) the other 2 are in the bottom 7 clubs in L1 🤦♂️ 4
hypochondriac Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 6 minutes ago, Dman said: The fact that after us, he can only get a job at a bottom half L1 side kind of goes to show how bad of an appointment it was. I can kind of understand and see the logic of why we appointed him, but it was destined to fail from the very start. That being said, Selles was significantly worse. Out of the 3 managers we had last season, 1 is currently unemployed (in fairness, he'll pick up another decent enough job - Palace would be a good fit for him) the other 2 are in the bottom 7 clubs in L1 🤦♂️ I don't really blame us for appointing Selles. At that point we were tainted goods and needed someone to manage us. The fuck up was not sacking Ralph in the summer and then giving it to Jones when there was still time to save us. 2
austsaint Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 9 hours ago, Bad Wolf said: Jones' record at that level is very good. Bit of a Saints connection at Charlton in (relatively) recent times. Who can forget Les Reed's 6 week stint there as Manager in 2006 - sacked with the reputation as the "worst manager ever", only to be replaced by Alan Pardew. 1
Lee On Solent Saint Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 46 minutes ago, austsaint said: Bit of a Saints connection at Charlton in (relatively) recent times. Who can forget Les Reed's 6 week stint there as Manager in 2006 - sacked with the reputation as the "worst manager ever", only to be replaced by Alan Pardew. Wasn't Atkins there at some point after us too?
austsaint Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 6 minutes ago, Lee On Solent Saint said: Wasn't Atkins there at some point after us too? Yes, well spotted. Spent 6 months there as Manager in 2021.
Miltonaggro Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 4 hours ago, austsaint said: Bit of a Saints connection at Charlton in (relatively) recent times. Who can forget Les Reed's 6 week stint there as Manager in 2006 - sacked with the reputation as the "worst manager ever", only to be replaced by Alan Pardew. You'd have to back Jonesy to beat that record. 1
Pamplemousse Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 Reading v Charlton a week on Saturday will be interesting. Selles v Jones 4
Bad Wolf Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 4 hours ago, Lee On Solent Saint said: Wasn't Atkins there at some point after us too? Yeah, they consider him one of their worst ever managers. So do Sheff Utd. How we feel about Jones is basically the same way certain clubs feel about Adkins.
revolution saint Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 14 minutes ago, Bad Wolf said: Yeah, they consider him one of their worst ever managers. So do Sheff Utd. How we feel about Jones is basically the same way certain clubs feel about Adkins. To be fair they've got a similar record here - both played a major part in getting us into the championship. 6
Toadhall Saint Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 8 hours ago, AlexLaw76 said: I hope he does well there. Felt sorry for him in the end. Just a poor fit for all at SFC As totally unfit for the job. He put himself up for a job he wasn’t up to
egg Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 Just now, Toadhall Saint said: As totally unfit for the job. He put himself up for a job he wasn’t up to Unusual perspective imo. The fault with us hiring him lies entirely with us. 5
Toadhall Saint Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 41 minutes ago, egg said: Unusual perspective imo. The fault with us hiring him lies entirely with us. Don’t disagree with that but if ever there was someone out of their depth…….. 2
Dark Munster Posted 2 February, 2024 Posted 2 February, 2024 1 hour ago, Toadhall Saint said: Don’t disagree with that but if ever there was someone out of their depth…….. Rasmus? 1
CSA96 Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 Official: https://www.charltonafc.com/news/nathan-jones-appointed-manager
miserableoldgit Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 On 02/02/2024 at 02:31, Lord Duckhunter said: Fucking hell, some of our supporters are obsessed with the bloke. The thing is that his "reign" here was surreal for many reasons. That is why he is still in the fans psyche...
Harry_SFC Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 You can certainly see why we went down. Both managers will be coming up against eachother this weekend in charge of clubs who are trying to stave off relegation to league two. 2
Miltonaggro Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 (edited) Charlton Chairman: "We’re really pleased to appoint Nathan Jones. He is a Manager of real pedigree who has a track record of building successful teams over a period of time. We were really impressed with the quality of candidates interested in coming to Charlton. Through our initial research, the in-depth interview process and the references we took, Nathan was the clear stand out. He is a great fit for Charlton given his ability to get his teams playing football on the front foot, with a passion and an intensity. He is an excellent coach, who is tactically savvy and an outstanding developer of talent!" Wish Nat and the Latics well, he's certain to raise the passion and aggression levels inside the Valley! Edited 4 February, 2024 by Miltonaggro
Weston Super Saint Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 1 minute ago, Miltonaggro said: Charlton Chairman: "We’re really pleased to appoint Nathan Jones. He is a Manager of real pedigree who has a track record of building successful teams over a period of time. We were really impressed with the quality of candidates interested in coming to Charlton. Through our initial research, the in-depth interview process and the references we took, Nathan was the clear stand out. He is a great fit for Charlton given his ability to get his teams playing football on the front foot, with a passion and an intensity. He is an excellent coach, who is tactically savvy and an outstanding developer of talent!" Wish Nat and the Latics well. He must be really, really good at interviews, which is odd because his post match interviews were a car crash. I assume he got a glowing reference from us to save us a few quid! 1 1
Miltonaggro Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 2 minutes ago, Weston Super Saint said: He must be really, really good at interviews, which is odd because his post match interviews were a car crash. I assume he got a glowing reference from us to save us a few quid! Reckon Rasmus is now moonlighting as his agent. 2
Suhari Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 You can take a man out of the valleys, but the man always returns to The Valley. Welsh proverb that is. With the greatest of respect. 9
Saint Gifford Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 Very watertight interview process, Ben Garner, fantastic success at Bristol Rovers. Karl Robinson, currently setting the managerial world alight. Dean Holden, Ettifaq no2 because that’s the progression needed. Welsh David Icke, saviour of Southampton Fc Wow, to be a Charlton fan.
hypochondriac Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 I assume the agreement was to continue to pay him for a year on our side, hence why he now has a new job.
AlexLaw76 Posted 4 February, 2024 Author Posted 4 February, 2024 1 minute ago, hypochondriac said: I assume the agreement was to continue to pay him for a year on our side, hence why he now has a new job. add that Ralph comes off the wage bill in a few months....raking it in
Doctoroncall Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 1 hour ago, Weston Super Saint said: He must be really, really good at interviews, which is odd because his post match interviews were a car crash. I assume he got a glowing reference from us to save us a few quid! makes you wonder about the other candidates…
revolution saint Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 44 minutes ago, Saint Gifford said: Very watertight interview process, Ben Garner, fantastic success at Bristol Rovers. Karl Robinson, currently setting the managerial world alight. Dean Holden, Ettifaq no2 because that’s the progression needed. Welsh David Icke, saviour of Southampton Fc Wow, to be a Charlton fan. All my mums side of the family are Charlton fans and was talking about his appointment earlier today. I think he might be ok for them, smallish club where he can probably stamp his authority in a similar way to Luton. Hopelessly out of his depth with us and Stoke but Charlton probably suits him. 1
Lee On Solent Saint Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 1 hour ago, Miltonaggro said: Charlton Chairman: "We’re really pleased to appoint Nathan Jones. He is a Manager of real pedigree who has a track record of building successful teams over a period of time. We were really impressed with the quality of candidates interested in coming to Charlton. Through our initial research, the in-depth interview process and the references we took, Nathan was the clear stand out. He is a great fit for Charlton given his ability to get his teams playing football on the front foot, with a passion and an intensity. He is an excellent coach, who is tactically savvy and an outstanding developer of talent!" Wish Nat and the Latics well, he's certain to raise the passion and aggression levels inside the Valley! Front foot! Love it 1
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 (edited) 3 hours ago, Miltonaggro said: Charlton Chairman: "We’re really pleased to appoint Nathan Jones. He is a Manager of real pedigree who has a track record of building successful teams over a period of time. We were really impressed with the quality of candidates interested in coming to Charlton. Through our initial research, the in-depth interview process and the references we took, Nathan was the clear stand out. He is a great fit for Charlton given his ability to get his teams playing football on the front foot, with a passion and an intensity. He is an excellent coach, who is tactically savvy and an outstanding developer of talent!" Wish Nat and the Latics well, he's certain to raise the passion and aggression levels inside the Valley! The other candidates... The initial research... The in-depth interview process Nathan at the interview... the references... Hilarious that they've come out with "front foot" as if they've just been hypnotised by the power point presentation. "This slide shows the swirly lines of front footed aggression.Look closely as they move..." Everything the stoke fans said, turned out to be accurate. Everything the Stoke players said, turned out to be accurate. Despite Jones supposedly having learned so much about the Stoke experience. Jones clearly has a level of player he can even contemplate coaching. If Charlton's squad contains no one who's had a sniff of a Premier League, he might be able to repeat what he did at Luton. Stu turning to the bench and asking what, even roughtly, he was being asked to do, sums up his time with us. Out of his depth. Edit: A peek at a couple of Charlton forums, and they seem quite pleased. They're on a dreadful run, with some forum folk looking down towards relegation scraps. They seem keen on a table tennis table burner, if it gets them to replicate Luton. Edited 4 February, 2024 by Holmes_and_Watson 2
Saint Gifford Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 1 hour ago, revolution saint said: All my mums side of the family are Charlton fans and was talking about his appointment earlier today. I think he might be ok for them, smallish club where he can probably stamp his authority in a similar way to Luton. Hopelessly out of his depth with us and Stoke but Charlton probably suits him. Quite right tbf. Both my boys are Gasheads, and when Ben Garner did an exact copy of Nathan Jones with the Gas then after getting the boot turned up at his mates Swindon. Did a fair job there and then bombed at Charlton. I do feel for Charlton after all the crap with owners over the years. Reminds me of the Lowe era with us. 1
Miltonaggro Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 3 hours ago, Doctoroncall said: makes you wonder about the other candidates… Matt Hancock and Michael Barrymore.
JRM Posted 4 February, 2024 Posted 4 February, 2024 6 hours ago, Weston Super Saint said: He must be really, really good at interviews, which is odd because his post match interviews were a car crash. I assume he got a glowing reference from us to save us a few quid! He didn't really have to interview with us, never applied for the job it was Saints doing all the chasing convincing him to join us rather than other way round. Anyway good luck to him, he'll try to recreate what he'd got going at Luton.
S-Clarke Posted 7 February, 2024 Posted 7 February, 2024 This brings back some pretty nasty memories. 2
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 7 February, 2024 Posted 7 February, 2024 18 minutes ago, S-Clarke said: This brings back some pretty nasty memories. Oh, lovely...
AlexLaw76 Posted 7 February, 2024 Author Posted 7 February, 2024 20 minutes ago, S-Clarke said: This brings back some pretty nasty memories. Nice 😂
malcolm waldron Posted 7 February, 2024 Posted 7 February, 2024 25 minutes ago, S-Clarke said: This brings back some pretty nasty memories. Very painful memories indeed. Is it just me or did he appear to spend most of that video talking to himself? "Romeo done"?? 1
Lighthouse Posted 7 February, 2024 Posted 7 February, 2024 Just a casual reminder that this man stopped Man City from having the greatest season in the history of English football. Funny old game.
benali-shorts Posted 7 February, 2024 Posted 7 February, 2024 33 minutes ago, S-Clarke said: This brings back some pretty nasty memories. Brilliant. It's like satire. I'd love to read his bit of paper.
coalman Posted 7 February, 2024 Posted 7 February, 2024 11 minutes ago, Lighthouse said: Just a casual reminder that this man stopped Man City from having the greatest season in the history of English football. Funny old game. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. And, in fairness, how do you go about preparing a side to face Jonesball? 1
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