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m/k mick milton keynes 15 Jan 21 11.22am
Remember the Weed game earlier this season, peeps on here saying how well the weed played, why cant we?, well have a look at the table, only real concern i have is the age profile of our side, but even that is manageable there will be some bargains in the summer
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milton keynes 15 Jan 21 11.22am

Remember the Weed game earlier this season, peeps on here saying how well the weed played, why cant we?, well have a look at the table, only real concern i have is the age profile of our side, but even that is manageable there will be some bargains in the summer

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jeeagles 15 Jan 21 11.33am
Originally posted by Cucking Funt Be careful what you wish for. I am. It was this kind of overstated praise for Roy which has lead to some of my previous debates with yourself and Niello. Ive realised that both of you are more realistic about his ability than to OP.
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15 Jan 21 11.33am

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

Be careful what you wish for.

I am.

It was this kind of overstated praise for Roy which has lead to some of my previous debates with yourself and Niello.

Ive realised that both of you are more realistic about his ability than to OP.

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Eaglecoops CR3 15 Jan 21 12.11pm
Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle I love Croydon Roy, but then I love Croydon Proud To be fair Tom, you’d love anyone that jumped on it. But I’ll give you your due, you are consistent.
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CR3 15 Jan 21 12.11pm

Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle

I love Croydon Roy, but then I love Croydon Proud

To be fair Tom, you’d love anyone that jumped on it. But I’ll give you your due, you are consistent.

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PalazioVecchio south pole 15 Jan 21 12.19pm
Originally posted by jeeagles Ive realised that both of you are more realistic about his ability than to OP. Inter Milan, Liverpool, England.....it's not like Roy is a top manager or anything. you want to go back to George Burley and hear his musings on lessons learned at Heart of Midlothian ? Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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Originally posted by jeeagles

Ive realised that both of you are more realistic about his ability than to OP.

Inter Milan, Liverpool, England.....it's not like Roy is a top manager or anything.

you want to go back to George Burley and hear his musings on lessons learned at Heart of Midlothian ?

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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Putitout Oxford 15 Jan 21 12.21pm
Originally posted by jeeagles 0-0 draw vs a bottom half team. Roy’s team didn’t cost the millions that the other bottom half team cost, or even many of the other bottom half teams.
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Oxford 15 Jan 21 12.21pm

Originally posted by jeeagles

0-0 draw vs a bottom half team.

Roy’s team didn’t cost the millions that the other bottom half team cost, or even many of the other bottom half teams.

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jeeagles 15 Jan 21 12.46pm
Originally posted by Putitout Roy’s team didn’t cost the millions that the other bottom half team cost, or even many of the other bottom half teams. [Link] With Guiata, Cahill, Clyne, Meyer picked up on a free, and Zaha for next to nothing. We've done remarkably well in the transfer market. Arsenal have done terribly. Lots of flops and an imbalanced squad. Heads should roll in that organisation. Full cost of each 25-man squad in the Premier League Manchester City - £810,870,000 Manchester United - £628,130,000 Chelsea - £577,100,000 Arsenal - £454,800,000 Liverpool - £454,250,000 Everton - £388,050,000 Tottenham Hotspur - £385,300,000 Leicester City - £317,450,000 Wolverhamton Wanderers - £241,980,000 Aston Villa - £229,350,000 West Ham United - £218,500,000 Newcastle United - £198,100,000 Southampton - £170,550,000 Brighton & Hove Albion - £159,100,000 Crystal Palace - £149,860,000 Sheffield United - £120,700,000 Leeds United - £120,300,000 West Bromwich Albion - £97,700,000 Fulham - £94,350,000 Burnley - £82,600,000
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15 Jan 21 12.46pm

Originally posted by Putitout

Roy’s team didn’t cost the millions that the other bottom half team cost, or even many of the other bottom half teams.

[Link]

With Guiata, Cahill, Clyne, Meyer picked up on a free, and Zaha for next to nothing. We've done remarkably well in the transfer market.

Arsenal have done terribly. Lots of flops and an imbalanced squad. Heads should roll in that organisation.

Full cost of each 25-man squad in the Premier League
Manchester City - £810,870,000

Manchester United - £628,130,000
Chelsea - £577,100,000
Arsenal - £454,800,000
Liverpool - £454,250,000
Everton - £388,050,000
Tottenham Hotspur - £385,300,000
Leicester City - £317,450,000
Wolverhamton Wanderers - £241,980,000
Aston Villa - £229,350,000
West Ham United - £218,500,000
Newcastle United - £198,100,000
Southampton - £170,550,000
Brighton & Hove Albion - £159,100,000
Crystal Palace - £149,860,000
Sheffield United - £120,700,000
Leeds United - £120,300,000
West Bromwich Albion - £97,700,000
Fulham - £94,350,000
Burnley - £82,600,000

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joe_cpfc Basingstoke 15 Jan 21 12.51pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio and i say this to all the Eagles (& brighton trolls) on here who are baying for Roy's P45. Palace will miss Roy when he decides to hang up his wings & Talons. But hopefully not for a few more years. I won't and I'll be dancing all over the place when he goes. Cant stomach watching his style of football.
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Basingstoke 15 Jan 21 12.51pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

and i say this to all the Eagles (& brighton trolls) on here who are baying for Roy's P45.

Palace will miss Roy when he decides to hang up his wings & Talons. But hopefully not for a few more years.

I won't and I'll be dancing all over the place when he goes. Cant stomach watching his style of football.

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jeeagles 15 Jan 21 12.55pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio Inter Milan, Liverpool, England.....it's not like Roy is a top manager or anything. you want to go back to George Burley and hear his musings on lessons learned at Heart of Midlothian ? You're right, he was amazing at England and Liverpool! Just check Roberto Carlos' opinion on him from his time at Inter. Are you comparing our current ability to attract managers to the position we were in as a club 10 years ago, at the bottom of the Championship, with 6 senior players?
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15 Jan 21 12.55pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

Inter Milan, Liverpool, England.....it's not like Roy is a top manager or anything.

you want to go back to George Burley and hear his musings on lessons learned at Heart of Midlothian ?

You're right, he was amazing at England and Liverpool!
Just check Roberto Carlos' opinion on him from his time at Inter.

Are you comparing our current ability to attract managers to the position we were in as a club 10 years ago, at the bottom of the Championship, with 6 senior players?

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joe_cpfc Basingstoke 15 Jan 21 1.23pm
Originally posted by jeeagles You're right, he was amazing at England and Liverpool! Just check Roberto Carlos' opinion on him from his time at Inter. Are you comparing our current ability to attract managers to the position we were in as a club 10 years ago, at the bottom of the Championship, with 6 senior players? and Glen Johnson at Liverpool. This summed him up for me [Link] He's half decent at keeping smaller clubs up by making them hard to beat sometimes, nothing more than that. His teams play the most appalling football. Edited by joe_cpfc (15 Jan 2021 1.28pm)
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Basingstoke 15 Jan 21 1.23pm

Originally posted by jeeagles

You're right, he was amazing at England and Liverpool!
Just check Roberto Carlos' opinion on him from his time at Inter.

Are you comparing our current ability to attract managers to the position we were in as a club 10 years ago, at the bottom of the Championship, with 6 senior players?

and Glen Johnson at Liverpool. This summed him up for me [Link]
He's half decent at keeping smaller clubs up by making them hard to beat sometimes, nothing more than that. His teams play the most appalling football.

Edited by joe_cpfc (15 Jan 2021 1.28pm)

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Putitout Oxford 15 Jan 21 1.25pm
Originally posted by jeeagles [Link] With Guiata, Cahill, Clyne, Meyer picked up on a free, and Zaha for next to nothing. We've done remarkably well in the transfer market. Arsenal have done terribly. Lots of flops and an imbalanced squad. Heads should roll in that organisation. Full cost of each 25-man squad in the Premier League Manchester City - £810,870,000 Manchester United - £628,130,000 Chelsea - £577,100,000 Arsenal - £454,800,000 Liverpool - £454,250,000 Everton - £388,050,000 Tottenham Hotspur - £385,300,000 Leicester City - £317,450,000 Wolverhamton Wanderers - £241,980,000 Aston Villa - £229,350,000 West Ham United - £218,500,000 Newcastle United - £198,100,000 Southampton - £170,550,000 Brighton & Hove Albion - £159,100,000 Crystal Palace - £149,860,000 Sheffield United - £120,700,000 Leeds United - £120,300,000 West Bromwich Albion - £97,700,000 Fulham - £94,350,000 Burnley - £82,600,000 When you can guide a squad costing under £150 million to beating teams costing over £600 million sharing the points with teams costing as Arsenal did £454million, or Spurs, £385million. Leicester a weakened side on the day but still an expensive squad. You must be doing something right. That list in general shows you get what you pay for , that’s if you are not Arsenal. Or even Wolves and Newcastle..
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Oxford 15 Jan 21 1.25pm

Originally posted by jeeagles

[Link]

With Guiata, Cahill, Clyne, Meyer picked up on a free, and Zaha for next to nothing. We've done remarkably well in the transfer market.

Arsenal have done terribly. Lots of flops and an imbalanced squad. Heads should roll in that organisation.

Full cost of each 25-man squad in the Premier League
Manchester City - £810,870,000

When you can guide a squad costing under £150 million to beating teams costing over £600 million sharing the points with teams costing as Arsenal did £454million, or Spurs, £385million. Leicester a weakened side on the day but still an expensive squad. You must be doing something right.
That list in general shows you get what you pay for , that’s if you are not Arsenal. Or even Wolves and Newcastle..

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joe_cpfc Basingstoke 15 Jan 21 1.30pm
Originally posted by Putitout When you can guide a squad costing under £150 million to beating teams costing over £600 million sharing the points with teams costing as Arsenal did £454million, or Spurs, £385million. Leicester a weakened side on the day but still an expensive squad. You must be doing something right. That list in general shows you get what you pay for , that’s if you are not Arsenal. Or even Wolves and Newcastle.. If we had paid for the likes of Wan Bissaka and Zaha (what he's been worth after his first prem season) then we'd be just above Wolves in that list.
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Basingstoke 15 Jan 21 1.30pm

Originally posted by Putitout

If we had paid for the likes of Wan Bissaka and Zaha (what he's been worth after his first prem season) then we'd be just above Wolves in that list.

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AuntyAnne70 Tunbridge WElls 15 Jan 21 1.31pm
This so exciting football that some want would come at a price. Who do you want in charge? Think many would soon change their tune after our new expansive football led to a few defeats. Without major investment, hardly likely to change in the short term.
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Tunbridge WElls 15 Jan 21 1.31pm

This so exciting football that some want would come at a price.

Who do you want in charge?

Think many would soon change their tune after our new expansive football led to a few defeats.

Without major investment, hardly likely to change in the short term.

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