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manwitheagletattoo Somewhere in England 12 Sep 17 8.36am
This post has been merged from a topic called 'utterly disgusted' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by Slimey Toad I don't get this 'he's not Palace'. I've heard this used against Benteke, Hennessey, Chamakh, Townsend and a host of other players. Yes, Parish may have 'stopped the rot' early but there were other things that need addressing. The farce of the transfer window which leads onto this publicised promise of funds to allow de Boer to play his style, the whole interview process (with the quoted short list of 37) and why de Boer was not informed straight that Burnley result was of no import to the inevitable sacking. THIS Let us hope Roy Hodgeson is these 'safe pair of hands'. After a night of thought over the De Boer sacking, I have now come to the conclusion that De Boer was on trail well before the Huddersfield game and had up to Sunday's game to improve our league position and performances. It has also crossed my mind,was Sakho brought in to cushion the blow, knowing that De Boer fate was already sealed. We all know that we are short in the striker department, but I get the impression that if we were going to spend £20,£25,£30million quid on a striker that possibly De Boer wanted and to be honest some of the striker names that have been mentioned are in the "WHO never heard of him category", If that is the case then that money was always going to be spent on Sakho as the safe option. I did read a post on the internet regarding Steve Parish heated discussion on Twitter's with some Palace fan's were he mentioned "That we can't kept on spending money like this Sakho was the one we all wanted". I think the reasons why we didn't get a striker in,it was always going to be the new manager's choice and job. I can't say that I'm over the moon with Hodgson's immediate arrival. I just hope Roy can get some points on the card before three games are up! Once again like with the Allardyce signing it's a signing made because of our league position and not for the future. Edited by manwitheagletattoo (12 Sep 2017 9.09am) South London & Proud Sometimes I really wonder if family are really worth it. Because it doesn’t matter how time and affection you give It’s never enough
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Originally posted by Slimey Toad

I don't get this 'he's not Palace'. I've heard this used against Benteke, Hennessey, Chamakh, Townsend and a host of other players.

Yes, Parish may have 'stopped the rot' early but there were other things that need addressing. The farce of the transfer window which leads onto this publicised promise of funds to allow de Boer to play his style, the whole interview process (with the quoted short list of 37) and why de Boer was not informed straight that Burnley result was of no import to the inevitable sacking.
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Let us hope Roy Hodgeson is these 'safe pair of hands'.

After a night of thought over the De Boer sacking, I have now come to the conclusion that De Boer was on trail well before the Huddersfield game and had up to Sunday's game to improve our league position and performances. It has also crossed my mind,was Sakho brought in to cushion the blow, knowing that De Boer fate was already sealed.
We all know that we are short in the striker department, but I get the impression that if we were going to spend £20,£25,£30million quid on a striker that possibly De Boer wanted and to be honest some of the striker names that have been mentioned are in the "WHO never heard of him category", If that is the case then that money was always going to be spent on Sakho as the safe option. I did read a post on the internet regarding Steve Parish heated discussion on Twitter's with some Palace fan's were he mentioned "That we can't kept on spending money like this Sakho was the one we all wanted". I think the reasons why we didn't get a striker in,it was always going to be the new manager's choice and job.

I can't say that I'm over the moon with Hodgson's immediate arrival. I just hope Roy can get some points on the card before three games are up! Once again like with the Allardyce signing it's a signing made because of our league position and not for the future.

Edited by manwitheagletattoo (12 Sep 2017 9.09am)

South London & Proud
Sometimes I really wonder if family are really worth it.
Because it doesn’t matter how time and affection you give
It’s never enough

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Kermit8 Hevon 12 Sep 17 9.42am
Parish fvcked up. Again. Time to leave it at that. Time to move on. Welcome manager No.8. Roy. Just don't get too cosy as No.9 will be along shortly. Edited by Kermit8 (12 Sep 2017 9.43am) Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Parish fvcked up. Again. Time to leave it at that. Time to move on. Welcome manager No.8. Roy. Just don't get too cosy as No.9 will be along shortly.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 12 Sep 17 11.00am
The shareholders probably also couldn't handle de Boer in charge v Pellegrino after just playing Dyche. COYP
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Caterham 12 Sep 17 11.00am

The shareholders probably also couldn't handle de Boer in charge v Pellegrino after just playing Dyche.

COYP

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 12 Sep 17 11.05am
Originally posted by Kermit8 Parish fvcked up. Again. Time to leave it at that. Time to move on. Welcome manager No.8. Roy. Just don't get too cosy as No.9 will be along shortly. Edited by Kermit8 (12 Sep 2017 9.43am) These feck ups are starting to be costly. £6 mil on Frank. X wasted extending Pardew's contract. X wasted having to buy 2 LB's in January whereas if we had Souare and 1 other we might have had enough points and players to see us through in that area. But then Pardew may have survived although I think it was inevitable anyway. Fitness and unprofessional approach and all that, signing players off a panini album only. All of the mistakes in isolation are excusable but added up they are costly, limit what we can do further on and bring relegation ever closer, but if we're sold, what do the Americans care? COYP
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Originally posted by Kermit8

Parish fvcked up. Again. Time to leave it at that. Time to move on. Welcome manager No.8. Roy. Just don't get too cosy as No.9 will be along shortly.

Edited by Kermit8 (12 Sep 2017 9.43am)

These feck ups are starting to be costly.

£6 mil on Frank.

X wasted extending Pardew's contract.

X wasted having to buy 2 LB's in January whereas if we had Souare and 1 other we might have had enough points and players to see us through in that area. But then Pardew may have survived although I think it was inevitable anyway. Fitness and unprofessional approach and all that, signing players off a panini album only.

All of the mistakes in isolation are excusable but added up they are costly, limit what we can do further on and bring relegation ever closer, but if we're sold, what do the Americans care?

COYP

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Palace in the Blood 12 Sep 17 12.03pm
Originally posted by Slimey Toad This post has been merged from a topic called 'utterly disgusted' by Guntrisoft I don't get this 'he's not Palace'. I've heard this used against Benteke, Hennessey, Chamakh, Townsend and a host of other players. Yes, Parish may have 'stopped the rot' early but there were other things that need addressing. The farce of the transfer window which leads onto this publicised promise of funds to allow de Boer to play his style, the whole interview process (with the quoted short list of 37) and why de Boer was not informed straight that Burnley result was of no import to the inevitable sacking. Let us hope Roy Hodgeson is these 'safe pair of hands'. We will never know what went on but Jairo Riedewald looked like a FDB signing, Tete and another ajax player, a goalkeeper who turned us down. We were linked in the press with a number of players (Possibly just speculation). This suggests to me that FDB was given the ability to start his evolution. Our results were poor and clearly we had square pegs in round holes still no one joined. Then completely out of the blue we get a director of football. His job? I suggest to get rid of some of our fringe players and organise loans. Also act as a filter between FDB and Parish who I suspect was upset at lack of action. Finally on deadline day We get Sakho(a Parish and fan choice?) and just miss out on 2 strikers (FDB or DF or SP choices). I am very unsure where blame lies most I think FDB was wrong man ( I didn't on appointment but in practice his actions and words did not match) , SP appointed him so must take some blame for that. Did he give him enough funds or did FDB not spend them ? We don't know
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Originally posted by Slimey Toad

This post has been merged from a topic called 'utterly disgusted' by Guntrisoft

I don't get this 'he's not Palace'. I've heard this used against Benteke, Hennessey, Chamakh, Townsend and a host of other players.

Let us hope Roy Hodgeson is these 'safe pair of hands'.

We will never know what went on but Jairo Riedewald looked like a FDB signing, Tete and another ajax player, a goalkeeper who turned us down. We were linked in the press with a number of players (Possibly just speculation). This suggests to me that FDB was given the ability to start his evolution. Our results were poor and clearly we had square pegs in round holes still no one joined. Then completely out of the blue we get a director of football. His job? I suggest to get rid of some of our fringe players and organise loans. Also act as a filter between FDB and Parish who I suspect was upset at lack of action. Finally on deadline day We get Sakho(a Parish and fan choice?) and just miss out on 2 strikers (FDB or DF or SP choices).

I am very unsure where blame lies most I think FDB was wrong man ( I didn't on appointment but in practice his actions and words did not match) , SP appointed him so must take some blame for that. Did he give him enough funds or did FDB not spend them ? We don't know

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Kermit8 Hevon 12 Sep 17 12.44pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman These feck ups are starting to be costly. £6 mil on Frank. X wasted extending Pardew's contract. X wasted having to buy 2 LB's in January whereas if we had Souare and 1 other we might have had enough points and players to see us through in that area. But then Pardew may have survived although I think it was inevitable anyway. Fitness and unprofessional approach and all that, signing players off a panini album only. All of the mistakes in isolation are excusable but added up they are costly, limit what we can do further on and bring relegation ever closer, but if we're sold, what do the Americans care? It's not looking pretty, is it? The rot set in a while back and pre-Pardew imo. Parish is a one-dimensional sort of Chairman and hasn't grown into the role anymore than what he was like in 2013. Doesn't learn from mistakes and will keep repeating them and focuses way too much time on only one part of the club rather than evolving the peripheral aspects which would enable CPFC to leap forward. We are more like QPR circa:2014 these days than CPFC circa: 2012 His luck will run out and Del Boy chancer tactics shown up to all. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

These feck ups are starting to be costly.

£6 mil on Frank.

X wasted extending Pardew's contract.

All of the mistakes in isolation are excusable but added up they are costly, limit what we can do further on and bring relegation ever closer, but if we're sold, what do the Americans care?

It's not looking pretty, is it? The rot set in a while back and pre-Pardew imo. Parish is a one-dimensional sort of Chairman and hasn't grown into the role anymore than what he was like in 2013. Doesn't learn from mistakes and will keep repeating them and focuses way too much time on only one part of the club rather than evolving the peripheral aspects which would enable CPFC to leap forward.

We are more like QPR circa:2014 these days than CPFC circa: 2012

His luck will run out and Del Boy chancer tactics shown up to all.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 12 Sep 17 1.43pm
1 striker could be our 6 inch nail in the coffin. COYP
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Caterham 12 Sep 17 1.43pm

1 striker could be our 6 inch nail in the coffin.

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Den1923 12 Sep 17 2.29pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 It's not looking pretty, is it? The rot set in a while back and pre-Pardew imo. Parish is a one-dimensional sort of Chairman and hasn't grown into the role anymore than what he was like in 2013. Doesn't learn from mistakes and will keep repeating them and focuses way too much time on only one part of the club rather than evolving the peripheral aspects which would enable CPFC to leap forward. We are more like QPR circa:2014 these days than CPFC circa: 2012 His luck will run out and Del Boy chancer tactics shown up to all. I think everything you say is so correct, SP is now the laughing stock of PL football, he has proven to be a liability, having virtually no idea how to run a PL football club. Considering we are in our fifth season in PL and we still have no continuity or stability. His constant medaling in football matter has got under the skin of some good managers (Sam, Pullis and recently FdB) and he has made some very poor appointments in others. He decision making is suspect and often he cannot make his mind up what he wants to do. He has meddled in the transfer market and brings in players who have a poor medical history (Sako, Wickham, Tomkins etc). then he decides he wants to play like Barcelona and Real Madrid which is madness to say the least when you have such a limited budget. He has difficulty in getting deals over the line because he always wants his own way and has no give or take so that players and club are in win win situations it is always me, me. He has placed himself in a position that is well above his competence level and continues to think he is untouchable, living on the reputation that he saved the club with others in 2010. He takes a salary of £650k pa. He probably pulled out of Dragons Den at the minute because he suddenly realised that you only have a few minutes to make a decision rather than the two or three months or even longer a far as AP was concerned that he is more used to. Finally, he appoints DF as sporting director (his yes man!), who has not made much of a career as a Manager anywhere and seems to forget that he dumped us for Bolton because he felt he was better off there than working under the thumb of SP. Come on Steve show us you care more about the club than your own ego, step aside take a back seat or sell out your shares so that we can have a chance with a chairman who has the ability to run a PL outfit!
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12 Sep 17 2.29pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

We are more like QPR circa:2014 these days than CPFC circa: 2012

His luck will run out and Del Boy chancer tactics shown up to all.

I think everything you say is so correct, SP is now the laughing stock of PL football, he has proven to be a liability, having virtually no idea how to run a PL football club. Considering we are in our fifth season in PL and we still have no continuity or stability. His constant medaling in football matter has got under the skin of some good managers (Sam, Pullis and recently FdB) and he has made some very poor appointments in others. He decision making is suspect and often he cannot make his mind up what he wants to do. He has meddled in the transfer market and brings in players who have a poor medical history (Sako, Wickham, Tomkins etc). then he decides he wants to play like Barcelona and Real Madrid which is madness to say the least when you have such a limited budget. He has difficulty in getting deals over the line because he always wants his own way and has no give or take so that players and club are in win win situations it is always me, me. He has placed himself in a position that is well above his competence level and continues to think he is untouchable, living on the reputation that he saved the club with others in 2010. He takes a salary of £650k pa. He probably pulled out of Dragons Den at the minute because he suddenly realised that you only have a few minutes to make a decision rather than the two or three months or even longer a far as AP was concerned that he is more used to. Finally, he appoints DF as sporting director (his yes man!), who has not made much of a career as a Manager anywhere and seems to forget that he dumped us for Bolton because he felt he was better off there than working under the thumb of SP. Come on Steve show us you care more about the club than your own ego, step aside take a back seat or sell out your shares so that we can have a chance with a chairman who has the ability to run a PL outfit!

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Hrolf The Ganger 12 Sep 17 2.32pm
I have said for several seasons that Parish is the problem and this cements it. He and the investors better start running the club properly or sell to someone who can. Our Summer transfer dealing farce is now an annual event and it is inconceivable that the board haven't figured out that it is directly related to our usual poor start. This might be the season where the luck runs out. How many managers are left who are mug enough to come to Crystal Parish?
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I have said for several seasons that Parish is the problem and this cements it. He and the investors better start running the club properly or sell to someone who can.
Our Summer transfer dealing farce is now an annual event and it is inconceivable that the board haven't figured out that it is directly related to our usual poor start.
This might be the season where the luck runs out.
How many managers are left who are mug enough to come to Crystal Parish?

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Den1923 12 Sep 17 2.42pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger I have said for several seasons that Parish is the problem and this cements it. He and the investors better start running the club properly or sell to someone who can. Our Summer transfer dealing farce is now an annual event and it is inconceivable that the board haven't figured out that it is directly related to our usual poor start. This might be the season where the luck runs out. How many managers are left who are mug enough to come to Crystal Parish? He may pick up the OAP from Croydon as long as he does what he is told!
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12 Sep 17 2.42pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

He may pick up the OAP from Croydon as long as he does what he is told!

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Palace in the Blood 12 Sep 17 2.55pm
Originally posted by Den1923 I think everything you say is so correct, SP is now the laughing stock of PL football, he has proven to be a liability, having virtually no idea how to run a PL football club. Considering we are in our fifth season in PL and we still have no continuity or stability. His constant medaling in football matter has got under the skin of some good managers (Sam, Pullis and recently FdB) and he has made some very poor appointments in others. He decision making is suspect and often he cannot make his mind up what he wants to do. He has meddled in the transfer market and brings in players who have a poor medical history (Sako, Wickham, Tomkins etc). then he decides he wants to play like Barcelona and Real Madrid which is madness to say the least when you have such a limited budget. He has difficulty in getting deals over the line because he always wants his own way and has no give or take so that players and club are in win win situations it is always me, me. He has placed himself in a position that is well above his competence level and continues to think he is untouchable, living on the reputation that he saved the club with others in 2010. He takes a salary of £650k pa. He probably pulled out of Dragons Den at the minute because he suddenly realised that you only have a few minutes to make a decision rather than the two or three months or even longer a far as AP was concerned that he is more used to. Finally, he appoints DF as sporting director (his yes man!), who has not made much of a career as a Manager anywhere and seems to forget that he dumped us for Bolton because he felt he was better off there than working under the thumb of SP. Come on Steve show us you care more about the club than your own ego, step aside take a back seat or sell out your shares so that we can have a chance with a chairman who has the ability to run a PL outfit! Why don't you buy him out?
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12 Sep 17 2.55pm

Originally posted by Den1923

Why don't you buy him out?

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