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Croydonlad sydenham 24 Apr 17 1.02am | |
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Yep , early days but for me Big Sam is up there with the best Palace bosses of the past 40 odd years
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timbob 24 Apr 17 4.39am | |
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Sure is n we need a few songs for him too !! Coyp R.I.P dear Staffie
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sa_eagle Just outside Cape Town 24 Apr 17 6.45am | |
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I was really anti Allardyce, I didn't want him and thought he was wrong for us. I was wrong and I've stopped calling him Fat Sam, he's most definitely Big Sam and has my respect now. He's a class above Pardew or Pulis!
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Eewires Guildford 24 Apr 17 7.35am | |
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Malcolm Allison was larger than life & great fun, but his league record was poor. 2 relegations and couldn't get us out of the old 3rd division. Bert Head has more right to be in that list than Allison. Agree about the others though.
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johnmcormick8 Brundish 24 Apr 17 7.46am | |
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Dam right Bert Head was a manager, I know there is a lot love Allison, but to me he has more in common with Pardew. Originally posted by Eewires
Malcolm Allison was larger than life & great fun, but his league record was poor. 2 relegations and couldn't get us out of the old 3rd division. Bert Head has more right to be in that list than Allison. Agree about the others though.
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MKCPFC Spain/MK 24 Apr 17 9.16am | |
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Originally posted by sa_eagle
I was really anti Allardyce, I didn't want him and thought he was wrong for us. I was wrong and I've stopped calling him Fat Sam, he's most definitely Big Sam and has my respect now. He's a class above Pardew or Pulis! Well done fella, there are quite a few more who should be as honest as you and give genuine respect to Big Sam now.
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pssguy 24 Apr 17 4.42pm | |
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Originally posted by Croydonlad
Yep , early days but for me Big Sam is up there with the best Palace bosses of the past 40 odd years Allison! He took us down 2 divisions. Probably worst
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Ray in Houston Houston 24 Apr 17 4.45pm | |
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Originally posted by johnmcormick8
Dam right Bert Head was a manager, I know there is a lot love Allison, but to me he has more in common with Pardew. Allison used to bang the birds Pardew only dreamed about.
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kenbarr Jackson Heights, Queens, New York ... 25 Apr 17 6.08am | |
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Coppell is still the best post-WWII Palace manager. Big Sam is showing great promise based on the turn-around he has led but would have to manage a few more years here and build on what has happened, making us a top of the table premier league side to surpass Sir Steve's status. Edited by kenbarr (25 Apr 2017 6.09am)
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Croydonlad sydenham 25 Apr 17 6.38am | |
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Some weird answers here re Allison Either that or peoples memory isnt that great
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Holmesdale 1989 25 Apr 17 8.57am | |
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Pardew was 10 minutes at Wembley away from being on that list, loooool
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jamiemartin721 Reading 25 Apr 17 1.12pm | |
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All fairness to Pulis, he and Allardyce are two of the longest serving and most tactically astute managers you will find in the game. They achieve year in, year out, with much smaller clubs and much less spending than say the so called 'best managers' - and have never really been given the chance to 'do their thing at the top level' - despite having incredible records. Its similar to what impressed me about Freedman at Palace, he achieved well above expectations with next to nothing in resources (and I think if he'd stayed we'd have won the Championship). For all the praise that Eddie Howe gets, its important to remember that these two English managers have been there and done that and continue to achieve impressive finishes with 'relegation fodder'. Pochettino is also exceptionally talented.
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