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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 07 May 14 12.47pm
Quote peterg at 07 May 2014 10.32am Quote Seth at 07 May 2014 1.30am Quote Cucking Funt at 06 May 2014 10.32pm Quote Southampton_Eagle at 06 May 2014 10.29pm Quote joe_cpfc at 06 May 2014 10.09pm I was only 10-12 years old in the Pardew era but from what I remember of him he was completely and utterly toilet.I was young but all my family confirm that my young memory is pretty good. I'm a similar age and I remember him vividly as being a terrible player. He's also a massive c*ck. He uses it on a regular basis, if the stories are to be believed. Yeah but who famously put the ball in the scousers' net to get us to our one and only cup final? For that we should be eternally grateful. Palace hero for that one magic moment. Seth is right. Edited by peterg (07 May 2014 10.34am) I believe he made the top 100 Palace players solely on the back of that goal. My favourite ever Palace goal, just seeing those scarves go down. I am sure my recording of the match from the BBC said that at the time he was the manager of Cheam Nomads, or similar, so years of experience. "Everything is air-droppable at least once." "When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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pefwin

Where you have to have an English ... 07 May 14 12.47pm

Quote peterg at 07 May 2014 10.32am

Quote Seth at 07 May 2014 1.30am

Quote Cucking Funt at 06 May 2014 10.32pm

Quote Southampton_Eagle at 06 May 2014 10.29pm

Quote joe_cpfc at 06 May 2014 10.09pm

I was only 10-12 years old in the Pardew era but from what I remember of him he was completely and utterly toilet.I was young but all my family confirm that my young memory is pretty good.

I'm a similar age and I remember him vividly as being a terrible player. He's also a massive c*ck.

He uses it on a regular basis, if the stories are to be believed.

Yeah but who famously put the ball in the scousers' net to get us to our one and only cup final?

For that we should be eternally grateful.

Palace hero for that one magic moment. Seth is right.

Edited by peterg (07 May 2014 10.34am)

I believe he made the top 100 Palace players solely on the back of that goal. My favourite ever Palace goal, just seeing those scarves go down.

I am sure my recording of the match from the BBC said that at the time he was the manager of Cheam Nomads, or similar, so years of experience.

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

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jamiemartin721 Reading 07 May 14 12.58pm
I think Parish has some big decisions to make going into the close season. Personally I think he'll want to retain Pulis, even if he doesn't get on with him. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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jamiemartin721

Reading 07 May 14 12.58pm

I think Parish has some big decisions to make going into the close season. Personally I think he'll want to retain Pulis, even if he doesn't get on with him.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Seth On a pale blue dot 07 May 14 1.14pm
Reading between the lines of the various interviews TP has done recently, I think it boils down to this: 1. He has 2 years left on his contract and isn't about to walk. 2. However, he needs backing from the board to "upgrade" the club in all departments. 3. This upgrade will cost a fair bit of cash, but is necessary for the club to grow and establish itself in the top flight. 4. He is willing to take on the project but only if his relationship with the board, and especially Parish, is a good one and he feels he has the financial backing to carry his plan through to fruition. 5. If he doesn't get the backing he needs he will not be able to do his job and will be on his way sooner rather than later. "You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down" FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16
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On a pale blue dot 07 May 14 1.14pm

Reading between the lines of the various interviews TP has done recently, I think it boils down to this:

1. He has 2 years left on his contract and isn't about to walk.

2. However, he needs backing from the board to "upgrade" the club in all departments.

3. This upgrade will cost a fair bit of cash, but is necessary for the club to grow and establish itself in the top flight.

4. He is willing to take on the project but only if his relationship with the board, and especially Parish, is a good one and he feels he has the financial backing to carry his plan through to fruition.

5. If he doesn't get the backing he needs he will not be able to do his job and will be on his way sooner rather than later.

"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down"
FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16

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Happiness Stan Itchycoo Park 07 May 14 2.00pm
When managers say "I've got x years left on my contract", I always read it as a pretty evasive response. Honestly I wouldn't take much from media interviews at face value. "How can I remember to keep it all together when half the moon is taken away?"
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When managers say "I've got x years left on my contract", I always read it as a pretty evasive response. Honestly I wouldn't take much from media interviews at face value.

"How can I remember to keep it all together when half the moon is taken away?"

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wearegoingup 07 May 14 2.14pm
Quote Seth at 07 May 2014 1.14pm Reading between the lines of the various interviews TP has done recently, I think it boils down to this: 1. He has 2 years left on his contract and isn't about to walk. 2. However, he needs backing from the board to "upgrade" the club in all departments. 3. This upgrade will cost a fair bit of cash, but is necessary for the club to grow and establish itself in the top flight. 4. He is willing to take on the project but only if his relationship with the board, and especially Parish, is a good one and he feels he has the financial backing to carry his plan through to fruition. 5. If he doesn't get the backing he needs he will not be able to do his job and will be on his way sooner rather than later. I think you've hit the nail on the head here. Obviously we don't know for sure but this makes the most sense.
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wearegoingup

07 May 14 2.14pm

Quote Seth at 07 May 2014 1.14pm

Reading between the lines of the various interviews TP has done recently, I think it boils down to this:

1. He has 2 years left on his contract and isn't about to walk.

2. However, he needs backing from the board to "upgrade" the club in all departments.

3. This upgrade will cost a fair bit of cash, but is necessary for the club to grow and establish itself in the top flight.

5. If he doesn't get the backing he needs he will not be able to do his job and will be on his way sooner rather than later.

I think you've hit the nail on the head here. Obviously we don't know for sure but this makes the most sense.

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Bill Glazier Mitcham 07 May 14 3.26pm
Quote wearegoingup at 07 May 2014 2.14pm Quote Seth at 07 May 2014 1.14pm Reading between the lines of the various interviews TP has done recently, I think it boils down to this: 1. He has 2 years left on his contract and isn't about to walk. 2. However, he needs backing from the board to "upgrade" the club in all departments. 3. This upgrade will cost a fair bit of cash, but is necessary for the club to grow and establish itself in the top flight. 4. He is willing to take on the project but only if his relationship with the board, and especially Parish, is a good one and he feels he has the financial backing to carry his plan through to fruition. 5. If he doesn't get the backing he needs he will not be able to do his job and will be on his way sooner rather than later. I think you've hit the nail on the head here. Obviously we don't know for sure but this makes the most sense. What Steve Parish looking very glum ?
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Bill Glazier

Mitcham 07 May 14 3.26pm

Quote wearegoingup at 07 May 2014 2.14pm

Quote Seth at 07 May 2014 1.14pm

Reading between the lines of the various interviews TP has done recently, I think it boils down to this:

1. He has 2 years left on his contract and isn't about to walk.

2. However, he needs backing from the board to "upgrade" the club in all departments.

3. This upgrade will cost a fair bit of cash, but is necessary for the club to grow and establish itself in the top flight.

5. If he doesn't get the backing he needs he will not be able to do his job and will be on his way sooner rather than later.

I think you've hit the nail on the head here. Obviously we don't know for sure but this makes the most sense.

What Steve Parish looking very glum ?

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Selhurstboys Basel 07 May 14 6.02pm
I think it's all going to come down to whether SP and the board have got the nerve to go with the massive investment that TP is calling for in club infrastructure and playing staff. They've kept a tight budget since administration, been relatively cautious with spending and done really well to get the club where we are today. However, the Premier League is a very different kettle of fish compared to the Championship and there are going to be some squeaky bum decisions to be made and don't forget this is all relatively new to our owners. I for one wouldn't want to try and run before we can walk but does that match TP expectations?
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Basel 07 May 14 6.02pm

I think it's all going to come down to whether SP and the board have got the nerve to go with the massive investment that TP is calling for in club infrastructure and playing staff. They've kept a tight budget since administration, been relatively cautious with spending and done really well to get the club where we are today.
However, the Premier League is a very different kettle of fish compared to the Championship and there are going to be some squeaky bum decisions to be made and don't forget this is all relatively new to our owners.
I for one wouldn't want to try and run before we can walk but does that match TP expectations?

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 07 May 14 6.08pm
Quote Selhurstboys at 07 May 2014 6.02pm I think it's all going to come down to whether SP and the board have got the nerve to go with the massive investment that TP is calling for in club infrastructure and playing staff. They've kept a tight budget since administration, been relatively cautious with spending and done really well to get the club where we are today. However, the Premier League is a very different kettle of fish compared to the Championship and there are going to be some squeaky bum decisions to be made and don't forget this is all relatively new to our owners. I for one wouldn't want to try and run before we can walk but does that match TP expectations? We don't really know if Pulis is indeed calling for a "MASSIVE" investment ! That said, it seems clear that he is looking for ambition from the Board to 'Upgrade' the club on various fronts and IF of course there are fundamental disagreements between the Board and Pulis on the level of investment there can only be one outcome. Pulis talks very highly of his former Chairman Peter Coates and his family.It should be noted that the Coates family have invested some £90 Mill in the club ! I think it MIGHT be a few meetings, not just the one planned for next week, before there is an agreement between the Board and Pulis.And of course there might have to be some compromises along the way. Edited by Willo (07 May 2014 6.20pm)
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South coast - west of Brighton. 07 May 14 6.08pm

Quote Selhurstboys at 07 May 2014 6.02pm

We don't really know if Pulis is indeed calling for a "MASSIVE" investment ! That said, it seems clear that he is looking for ambition from the Board to 'Upgrade' the club on various fronts and IF of course there are fundamental disagreements between the Board and Pulis on the level of investment there can only be one outcome.

Pulis talks very highly of his former Chairman Peter Coates and his family.It should be noted that the Coates family have invested some £90 Mill in the club !

I think it MIGHT be a few meetings, not just the one planned for next week, before there is an agreement between the Board and Pulis.And of course there might have to be some compromises along the way.

Edited by Willo (07 May 2014 6.20pm)

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