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Icepick Tony Flag Chester 05 Apr 14 5.36pm Send a Private Message to Icepick Tony Add Icepick Tony as a friend

Quote The Sash at 05 Apr 2014 5.20pm

It showed today his value..OGS simply outthought and no experience to do anything about it

Those pictures at the end told the tale, OGS just staring into oblivion with no clue...

In a weird way, I think Cardiff going down will be good for them, Tan may realise you can't just buy success and may start listening to the fans.

With our fairly cheap squad but tight nit group comprising of the team, board and fans we are showing vocally and on the field that it takes more than money to stay in this division.

 


"They got his own song 'He's just too good for you', it's quite unbelievable but when you see it and he's facing up someone - I actually feel sorry for them, 'Cos he actually is" - Ian Holloway

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JeffBourne Flag 05 Apr 14 5.38pm Send a Private Message to JeffBourne Add JeffBourne as a friend

Tony Pulis is a tactical genius.

The man could set a team of old ladies up not to lose!

If we stay hopefully he will get some dosh to get us some firepower.

EAGLES!

 


A new era of total football is on the way to Selhurst Park!!

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est1905 Flag 05 Apr 14 5.39pm Send a Private Message to est1905 Add est1905 as a friend

Quote The Sash at 05 Apr 2014 5.36pm

Quote Dangermouse at 05 Apr 2014 5.27pm

Pulis made me nervous when we went on that run of games in which we really didn't try to win and I thought maybe even he had lost a bit of faith in his team. The last two matches the reins have been loosened a little and the performances and set up have been spot on. I feel the players are finally in tune with their roles in the team and the performances have oozed confidence. TP has timed it too perfection and also played far better football than I felt he was capable of and now surely only an Act of God can send us down, although it is Palace.
Well done to Mr Pulis and the boys, but I will be just as nervous and disbelieving next season, because after 40+ years of watching Palace I really can't help but fear the worst every week.

That's me - Til we are absolutely safe I still wont (or try not to) get too carried away but all this survival lark means is we have to go through it all again next year

But if Pulis is backed in the transfer market I wouldn't mind betting we kick on and aim for lower mid table (or even higher) next season. He is certainly capable of that as he has proved it with Stoke. If he is given money for a prolific striker and strengthens a bit elsewhere why not?


 

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TheLastDodo Flag Rye 05 Apr 14 5.41pm

Quote The Sash at 05 Apr 2014 5.36pm

Quote Dangermouse at 05 Apr 2014 5.27pm

Pulis made me nervous when we went on that run of games in which we really didn't try to win and I thought maybe even he had lost a bit of faith in his team. The last two matches the reins have been loosened a little and the performances and set up have been spot on. I feel the players are finally in tune with their roles in the team and the performances have oozed confidence. TP has timed it too perfection and also played far better football than I felt he was capable of and now surely only an Act of God can send us down, although it is Palace.
Well done to Mr Pulis and the boys, but I will be just as nervous and disbelieving next season, because after 40+ years of watching Palace I really can't help but fear the worst every week.

That's me - Til we are absolutely safe I still wont (or try not to) get too carried away but all this survival lark means is we have to go through it all again next year



Make that 3 of us.
I still think we should throw caution to the wind and give Pulis the big one.
Or possibly Mullery where I would definitely give him my big one.
Well it ain't so big anymore but it can still hurt people.
Or so I've been told.
Well it can't really.
I just like to tell people that.
Not in a court of law though.

Edited by TheLastDodo (05 Apr 2014 5.43pm)

Edited by TheLastDodo (05 Apr 2014 5.44pm)

 

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Dangermouse Flag Hastings 05 Apr 14 5.43pm Send a Private Message to Dangermouse Add Dangermouse as a friend

Quote Icepick Tony at 05 Apr 2014 5.31pm

Quote Dangermouse at 05 Apr 2014 5.27pm

Pulis made me nervous when we went on that run of games in which we really didn't try to win and I thought maybe even he had lost a bit of faith in his team. The last two matches the reins have been loosened a little and the performances and set up have been spot on. I feel the players are finally in tune with their roles in the team and the performances have oozed confidence. TP has timed it too perfection and also played far better football than I felt he was capable of and now surely only an Act of God can send us down, although it is Palace.
Well done to Mr Pulis and the boys, but I will be just as nervous and disbelieving next season, because after 40+ years of watching Palace I really can't help but fear the worst every week.

'kin hell Dangermouse, did you have sit down after that? Yo u know you praised Pulis, right?


Why say that. If Pulis f***s up I criticise, if he plays boring long ball defensive s***e I criticise and if he plays clever offensive football and we get the points we need I will praise him. Before the Chelsea match he had a spell of matches in which he deserved no praise, so I didn't give him any.
Like everyone else I have favourites and players I don't really rate, but I praise and criticise depending on what was done, not who did it. I learned that many, many years ago to give credit where it's due, rather than the moronic it's all KG/Pardews fault bulls*** you get from others.

 


That's Life
And as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream.
KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!

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Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Apr 14 5.43pm Send a Private Message to Willo Add Willo as a friend

Quote Dangermouse at 05 Apr 2014 5.27pm

I really can't help but fear the worst every week.

I have been fearing the worst since the start of the season and I am STILL fearing the worst !
"Mr Pessimist" they call me !


Edited by Willo (05 Apr 2014 5.44pm)

 

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Hoof Hearted 05 Apr 14 5.45pm

We could have gone into today's game already relegated if we were still under Holloway and Cardiff would have stuffed us with Malky McKay as their manager.

Luckily we got Pulis and he has performed wonders and pretty much saved us now.

The Cardiff fans have had to put with Vincent Tan changing their colours and sacking McKay to replace him with a rookie and they are going down as a result of his meddling.

I imagine there was a lot of banging heads with hands for real after the game.

 

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Booted Eagle Flag Bristol 05 Apr 14 5.45pm Send a Private Message to Booted Eagle Add Booted Eagle as a friend

Quote Icepick Tony at 05 Apr 2014 5.36pm

Quote The Sash at 05 Apr 2014 5.20pm

It showed today his value..OGS simply outthought and no experience to do anything about it

Those pictures at the end told the tale, OGS just staring into oblivion with no clue...

In a weird way, I think Cardiff going down will be good for them, Tan may realise you can't just buy success and may start listening to the fans.

With our fairly cheap squad but tight nit group comprising of the team, board and fans we are showing vocally and on the field that it takes more than money to stay in this division.

Tan must take the blame for their probable demise by instigating a ridiculous manner and change of manager and then recruiting one with no Prem Experience. Increasingly likely that all the clubs relegated will have managers with no experience in the league. We have done the right thing. Thank God Karanka etc. never came.

 


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—United States Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld

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Icepick Tony Flag Chester 05 Apr 14 5.46pm Send a Private Message to Icepick Tony Add Icepick Tony as a friend

Quote Dangermouse at 05 Apr 2014 5.43pm

Quote Icepick Tony at 05 Apr 2014 5.31pm

Quote Dangermouse at 05 Apr 2014 5.27pm

Pulis made me nervous when we went on that run of games in which we really didn't try to win and I thought maybe even he had lost a bit of faith in his team. The last two matches the reins have been loosened a little and the performances and set up have been spot on. I feel the players are finally in tune with their roles in the team and the performances have oozed confidence. TP has timed it too perfection and also played far better football than I felt he was capable of and now surely only an Act of God can send us down, although it is Palace.
Well done to Mr Pulis and the boys, but I will be just as nervous and disbelieving next season, because after 40+ years of watching Palace I really can't help but fear the worst every week.

'kin hell Dangermouse, did you have sit down after that? Yo u know you praised Pulis, right?


Why say that. If Pulis f***s up I criticise, if he plays boring long ball defensive s***e I criticise and if he plays clever offensive football and we get the points we need I will praise him. Before the Chelsea match he had a spell of matches in which he deserved no praise, so I didn't give him any.
Like everyone else I have favourites and players I don't really rate, but I praise and criticise depending on what was done, not who did it. I learned that many, many years ago to give credit where it's due, rather than the moronic it's all KG/Pardews fault bulls*** you get from others.

Sorry, I'll tone the sarcasm down for you next time...maybe add 2 winks.

 


"They got his own song 'He's just too good for you', it's quite unbelievable but when you see it and he's facing up someone - I actually feel sorry for them, 'Cos he actually is" - Ian Holloway

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est1905 Flag 05 Apr 14 5.46pm Send a Private Message to est1905 Add est1905 as a friend

Quote Willo at 05 Apr 2014 5.43pm

Quote Dangermouse at 05 Apr 2014 5.27pm

I really can't help but fear the worst every week.

I have been fearing the worst since the start of the season and I am STILL fearing the worst !
"Mr Pessimist" they call me !


Edited by Willo (05 Apr 2014 5.44pm)

Thanks to Pulis the owners are not now fretting on which division we are in but how much prize money we'll receive on top of the £60m and tv appearance money!


 

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kennys boots 79 Flag Keston 05 Apr 14 5.48pm Send a Private Message to kennys boots 79 Add kennys boots 79 as a friend

Under TP Played 20 Points 27 Goal Difference. -2
Say no more . The guy is a different class .

 

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skatman Flag 05 Apr 14 5.53pm Send a Private Message to skatman Add skatman as a friend

And to think, most if us (myself included) didn't want him to be appointed! Hahaha! How clueless we all are.

 

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