'Great candidates' for Charlton role

Thomas Sandgaard says that there are two types of possible manager for Charlton, younger managers who could perform a head coach role, and more experienced managers: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/there-are-some-great-candidates-charlton-owner-thomas-sandgaard-on-managerial-search/

There is a possibility that Reading rather than Peterborough may be joining us in League One next season: https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/sport/football/peterborough-united/why-there-is-still-a-bit-of-hope-peterborough-united-can-avoid-relegation-this-season-3684927

Former Addick Paul Konchesky has been appointed manager of West Ham's women's team after the departure of the former manager to Arsenal.  He has been awarded a two year contract.

Konch's Kafe

Former Addick Paul Konchesky is now running a pie and mash cafe in Essex with his mum doing the cooking.  He recalls coming back from away games with John Robinson and stopping for fish and chips..  He admits he was 'a bit tubby' when he joined Charlton: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/9061623/footballer-paul-konchesky-pie-mash-cafe-liverpool/

Billericay Dickie

Former Addick Paul Konchesky was in the media spotlight once again when he appeared for big spending Billericay Town in the FA Cup on Saturday. Our sister site looks at what is going on in the Essex town under their new owner: Giving it large

Konch signs for Billericay

One time Addick Paul Konchesky has signed for Ryman Premier League club Billericay Town. They have been splashing the cash since a new owner took over in December.

The 35-year old had played for Gillingham 29 times this season, but found himself out of favour with the new manager.

Konchesky owns a pie and mash shop called Konch's Kafe in nearby Brentwood and will start taking his coaching badges.