Why do people want Curbishley

[qprjames]

Cant get my head round this. Dowie the second???

Just dosent make sense getting him to me

[qprmarc]

im not sure either, dont rate him personally.

[qprjames]

I go to football to be entertained-under Ldc I was. Cant see me being entertaineed under Curbs

[big ade]

I dont want him either.

[McQPR100]

Look where Charlton are now, and where they were under curbs. Thats a good reason as to why people want him

[qblockpete]

Cannot get my head around it either.

If the club want the fans to get behind the team, you don't employ Alan Curbishley

[Quaz]

Look where Charlton are now, and where they were under curbs. Thats a good reason as to why people want him

was thinking that myself mate......who ever gets the job will be in a no win situations because not everyone will be happy.

[big ade]

was thinking that myself mate......who ever gets the job will be in a no win situations because not everyone will be happy.

i'm always happy

[Quaz]

i'm always happy

would wait til the new man is announced before making a statement like that

[Youvebeenrangered]

I think he would be a solid appointment, knows what it takes to get out this division, seen it, done, achieved it! He's english, and knows the market.....

Me personally I really cant understand the point in getting another sousa in!

[big ade]

would wait til the new man is announced before making a statement like that

its the seven eastern european prostitutes that live me that keeps me happy

[Quaz]

its the seven eastern european prostitutes that live me that keeps me happy

only seven...doctor cut you down to one a day now then

[big ade]

yep the old back aint as supple as it used to be

[Quaz]

yep the old back aint as supple as it used to be

[Power40]

For what he achieved at charlton

When Lawrence left in July 1991, Curbishley became joint manager of the club with Steve Gritt. He took sole command from June 1995 and masterminded the revival of the club's fortunes with two promotions and consolidation into the Premier League.
He gained a reputation for signing good players for low prices, such as Clive Mendonca, John Robinson, Dean Kiely, Mark Kinsella, Chris Powell, Danny Mills, Andy Hunt and Darren Bent and also proved adept at bringing young players through the ranks, such as Lee Bowyer, Richard Rufus, Scott Parker and Paul Konchesky. (pinched off wiki)

He was in charge of charlton for over 700 matches only leaving when he was connected with the england job

His stint at west ham ended after rows with the board over transfer policy
after winning 7 of 9 to keep them in the prem

He's a good manager and of the managers available at the moment my no.1 pick