Showing posts with label Nebojsa Vignjevic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nebojsa Vignjevic. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 May 2016

Bookies' favourite ruled out

Despite being the bookies' favourite, Serbian network manager Nebojsa Vignevic is not in the frame for the vacant head coach post at Charlton: Not interested

This news has been greeted with understandable scepticism by Charlton fans, but there are other indications that it is the case.

Charlton are also to make an improved bid for Colchester midfielder George Moncur: Moncur

Who is making these recruitment decisions with none of the relevant posts filled? Your guess is as good as mine.

Thursday, 12 May 2016

Back to the network?

Following the breakdown of talks with Chris Wilder, Roland Duchatelet may revert to his network to find a new head coach. Step forward, Nebjosa Vignjevic, currently managing Upjest in Hungary: Network choice

Former Bristol City manager Steve Cotterill is also being mentioned. However, after being linked with moves to Coventry and Portsmouth, he is the fans' choice at Notts County.

Richard Cawley of the SLP thinks that the plan is still to search for a British manager. Cotterill is apparently keen on the Charlton vacancy: Cotterill

Wednesday, 13 January 2016

Welcome, Nebojsa Vignjevic

Charlton, I salute you.

It is being reported that the 'little known' Serbian is to become the next ringmaster at the circus known as Charlton Athletic. His recommendation is that he is a network man from Upjest, so we can expect some goulash: New coach

Something rather uncomplimentary has been put on his Wikipedia page, but before going to Upjest he managed Hadjuk Kula, Rad and Vojvodina. These are not brands of vodka, but football teams. As a player, he scored 11 goals for Edmonton Kickers in Canada's indoor league.

You can see him taking the ice bucket challenge here, but he will need more than a bucket of cold water at Charlton: Ice bucket

The news has not gone down well with fans, one tweeting that it is a 'declaration of war' by the owner. 'Nebojsa Vignjevic's Red Army' will not come easily off the tongue.

The well-informed Richard Cawley of SLP has said that 'sadly' he cannot deny the story.

If he doesn't work out, we still have the German and Spanish clubs in the network to draw managers from.

Various fan groups have now come together to form a Coalition Against Roland Duchatelet (CARD): CARD

Greenwich MP Matt Pennycook has asked for a meeting with Katrien Meire to discuss the crisis at the club: MP intervenes