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Curbishley managed his final game as manager of Charlton away to Manchester United on 7 May 2006, which Charlton lost 4–0. Overall, he managed 729 games for the Addicks, just one fewer than the record held by Jimmy Seed. Curbishley continues to be regarded as one of Charlton's greatest ever players and managers.
Aug 4, 2016 · Alan Curbishley knows he has become exiled somewhat since leaving West Ham eight years ago. Born to a London docker half-way through the last century, the 58-year-old fulfilled every...
Regularly linked with the England job while delivering a period of sustained success at Charlton, the 60-year-old has now been away from frontline management for a decade. That’s a surprise given his track record, but his absence isn’t for the want of trying.
Nov 5, 2021 · It was 15 and a half years ago that Curbishley left his job as Charlton manager, but pretty much everything he watches over from our perch high in the Alan Curbishley Stand at The Valley, both...
Nov 20, 2012 · So what exactly happened to the career of the man who showed mid-level clubs how to punch decisively above their weight in the Premiership era? It’s now over four years since Curbishley’s last...
Dec 14, 2020 · Curbishley went on to mastermind two promotions and had cemented Charlton’s position in the Premier League before leaving the club in the summer of 2006. That’s a run some managers can only dream of these days, but why hasn’t he taken a post since exiting West Ham in 2008? We decided to find out.
Jun 18, 2021 · Alan Curbishley has had a stand renamed after him at The Valley - and the man himself reckons that his first season in the job was crucial in ensuring there was a future for Charlton Athletic.
