I definitely want to see the back of Roy and as soon as possible. But maybe it is prudent to wait for the right person to takel us forward into next season. I am a big fan of McKenna and think he'd be a great fit at Palace. Obviously if Ipswich get promotion, he won't be available.

Talk of Southgate is surely ridiculous. Managing the elite from your country is a very different game from managing a football club and Southgate has almost no experience at club level.

As for long ball football, wow. If the ball isn't in your possession, then it's most likely going to end up in the opposition's. Like an awful, wild clearance from goal, unless it's passed accurately, then it's just coming straight back at you. The days of long ball are dead.

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And there may well be until the end of the season. I suspect the FA are sweating on Everton and Forest's point counts. They will either want a team relegated on point count alone or so well clear that they can apply a defendable points deduction that still keeps them safe. Forest finishing, say, in 17th 3 points ahead of Palace is probably their worst nightmare

It's possible to be far more direct than we are without it being long ball football as per the eighties. Two things we could do immediately are:

Free kicks: get them straight into the box more or less from wherever they are - except perhaps right in our own half.

Passing out from the back: instead of side to side and backwards, get the ball upfield quicker. We could consider perhaps Munoz, Ayew and Mateta as targets - they need to make the runs.

I believe both would speed up our tempo and reduce the pressing our midfield and defence come under.

One thing that has been annoying me is sideways pass, sideways pass, back pass. The other is free kicks ending up with our keeper with no attacking advantage gained at all. You can't help but feel the shape and system Roy employs isn't working, hasn't worked and needs to change. Hence many calling for a new manager, myself included.

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The FA know if they send Man City down, the Premier is over and Super League will commence. They can see what the Arabs are bringing to the top level. Big bucks. Bloody huge in fact, with plenty more to come. Dont bite the hand that feeds you.

Why would a league with just 5 super clubs competing for the title be ‘over’?

The Saudi league is already starting to collapse on itself with rubbish attendances and players struggling to settle - I can’t see that being a big thing too much longer.

It takes a lot more than funding to make a great league, and that applies to both the PL and the Saudi league.

Southgate would be a disappointing choice. Let him cut his teeth some place else. Which is admittedly a weird thing to say about an England manager

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