At the game on Saturday against Burnley, Palace fans saying that Southgate had already spoke to Parish and is in the frame for next Season,

No substance or facts just what was being said.

O'Neill wouldn't be a bad option at all. Although we beat Wolves, they did play some good football and with better finishing could have beaten us.

I suspect it will be Southgate if he does step down from the England job. Of course, if England were actually to win the Euros next Summer he may stay on for the 2026 World Cup in which case, who knows?

In any event the managerial landscape will look somewhat different by the end of this season.

If he were willing to come to a club like ours, I wouldn't say no to Arne Slot at Feyenoord.

That is my guess as well.

One more point

It will be Paddy 100% (unless he is dead) get you money on now, The Chants for Vieira out at Strasbourg are well underway, we dont want to go down that total change in style, formation, and lack of fitness and training again, Paddy, Ray and and maybe Jedinak who is assistant coach at Spuds will be good. ex players are like a comfortable pair of Flip-Flops

“That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn

Can't believe people are seriously suggesting Paddy... He needs 5 years in the lower divisions to prove himself before being considered a serious contender for a PL managers job. He should be applying for jobs in League 2 if he wants to start his managerial career.

I fear it could be Southgate. Good media man and that's about it. I don't think fans of any PL would want him. Not up to it.

My man would be Potter. Was fantastic overseas and set the foundations for Brighton which De Zerbi has since built on.

What I think will happen is that Palace will finish about 9th and Roy will be offered another year which he will accept. I'd be fine with that, he's doing well, knows his stuff and the players clearly respect and respond well to him.

Why can't we hunt down the likes of Francesco Farioli, the new manager of Nice. He worked under de Zerbi at Sassuolo and Benevento; he has a degree in Philosophy which would suit a number of fans on here, worked at the Italian football federation and the Qatar aspire academy.
I dont work in football, but it can't be that hard to dig out these gems. 34 years old and currently top of the French league. Worth watching to see how he fares this season. Playing some great football.

Signed for Nice in the summer. Ineos dont get a lot wrong, other than trying to buy into Man U instead of picking up the might of south london at a fraction of the price right here at the Palace.