roy out

This page is no longer updated, and is the old forum. For new topics visit the New HOL forum.

roy out

Previous Topic | Next Topic

Page 200 of 385 < 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 >

Rachid Rachid Rachid 31 Jan 21 1.10pm
I thought Roy’s interview just showed him as realist who doesn’t panic when the team has a bad run. We’ve managed some fairly creditable wins against the so called big six since he’s been here often on the back of poor results against lesser teams. All depends how you choose to interpret what he says.
Alert a moderator to this post

Rachid Rachid Rachid

31 Jan 21 1.10pm

Send a Private Message to Rachid Rachid Rachid

I thought Roy’s interview just showed him as realist who doesn’t panic when the team has a bad run. We’ve managed some fairly creditable wins against the so called big six since he’s been here often on the back of poor results against lesser teams.

All depends how you choose to interpret what he says.

Alert a moderator to this post

Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Jan 21 1.14pm
A win and supporters are so elated, indeed relieved, and those in the "Roy Out" camp are not motivated to vent their spleen against him and the style of football. A loss on Tuesday at Newcastle and there will be a great deal of vexation, with Mr Hodgson the subject of much laceration.
Alert a moderator to this post

Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Jan 21 1.14pm

A win and supporters are so elated, indeed relieved, and those in the "Roy Out" camp are not motivated to vent their spleen against him and the style of football.

A loss on Tuesday at Newcastle and there will be a great deal of vexation, with Mr Hodgson the subject of much laceration.

Alert a moderator to this post

ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 31 Jan 21 1.19pm
Originally posted by Willo A win and supporters are so elated, indeed relieved, and those in the "Roy Out" camp are not motivated to vent their spleen against him and the style of football. A loss on Tuesday at Newcastle and there will be a great deal of vexation, with Mr Hodgson the subject of much laceration. Depends on the performance, but do agree. I mean, sometimes you play well, try really hard, do whatever you can and still lose. West Ham, Villa style performances completely unacceptable, however. Red and Blue Army!
Alert a moderator to this post

ASCPFC

Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 31 Jan 21 1.19pm

Originally posted by Willo

A win and supporters are so elated, indeed relieved, and those in the "Roy Out" camp are not motivated to vent their spleen against him and the style of football.

A loss on Tuesday at Newcastle and there will be a great deal of vexation, with Mr Hodgson the subject of much laceration.

Depends on the performance, but do agree. I mean, sometimes you play well, try really hard, do whatever you can and still lose. West Ham, Villa style performances completely unacceptable, however.

Red and Blue Army!

Alert a moderator to this post

slubglurge welling 31 Jan 21 1.26pm
I think Roy has finally got the message. 4-2-3-1 is the way to go. Bats or JPM up top
Alert a moderator to this post

slubglurge

welling 31 Jan 21 1.26pm

I think Roy has finally got the message. 4-2-3-1 is the way to go. Bats or JPM up top

Alert a moderator to this post

doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 31 Jan 21 2.00pm
Originally posted by southnorwoodhill That's his job. He is paid millions to do it. He knew what he was signing up for for when he signed the contract extension, nobody was twisting his arm. I must say, Roy is an expert in garnering the "poor Roy" vote, this page is full of it. If you want to do a good job, you need the right tools. We don't have them, so the manager (whoever that is) will have to make do with what we've got and that's why most managers out there may not want to come to Palace. Too many people on this site seem to think that if Roy goes in the summer. the new manager will magically be given lots of money to refresh the squad. Do you really see that happening? I don't. If there is a new manager in the summer, it's my belief he'll be expected to work under the same constraints as Hodgson and lump it. The most I expect on the expenditu3e front is one new signing like Eze a year costing no more than £20m. Mateta is probably being lined up for this summer's permanent deal. It is my belief that the club are hoping that Hodgson and any successor can keep the club in the PL on minimal outlays until the Academy starts producing players we can grow and sell on and the new stand is constructed to increase matchday revenue. But then, I do call myself 'Doombear'
Alert a moderator to this post

doombear

Too far from Selhurst Park 31 Jan 21 2.00pm

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

That's his job. He is paid millions to do it. He knew what he was signing up for for when he signed the contract extension, nobody was twisting his arm.
I must say, Roy is an expert in garnering the "poor Roy" vote, this page is full of it.

If you want to do a good job, you need the right tools. We don't have them, so the manager (whoever that is) will have to make do with what we've got and that's why most managers out there may not want to come to Palace.

Too many people on this site seem to think that if Roy goes in the summer. the new manager will magically be given lots of money to refresh the squad. Do you really see that happening? I don't. If there is a new manager in the summer, it's my belief he'll be expected to work under the same constraints as Hodgson and lump it. The most I expect on the expenditu3e front is one new signing like Eze a year costing no more than £20m. Mateta is probably being lined up for this summer's permanent deal.

It is my belief that the club are hoping that Hodgson and any successor can keep the club in the PL on minimal outlays until the Academy starts producing players we can grow and sell on and the new stand is constructed to increase matchday revenue.

But then, I do call myself 'Doombear'

Alert a moderator to this post

Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Jan 21 2.05pm
Originally posted by doombear If you want to do a good job, you need the right tools. We don't have them, so the manager (whoever that is) will have to make do with what we've got and that's why most managers out there may not want to come to Palace. Too many people on this site seem to think that if Roy goes in the summer. the new manager will magically be given lots of money to refresh the squad. Do you really see that happening? I don't. If there is a new manager in the summer, it's my belief he'll be expected to work under the same constraints as Hodgson and lump it. The most I expect on the expenditu3e front is one new signing like Eze a year costing no more than £20m. Mateta is probably being lined up for this summer's permanent deal. It is my belief that the club are hoping that Hodgson and any successor can keep the club in the PL on minimal outlays until the Academy starts producing players we can grow and sell on and the new stand is constructed to increase matchday revenue. But then, I do call myself 'Doombear' I garland this post with praise and concurrence.
Alert a moderator to this post

Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Jan 21 2.05pm

Originally posted by doombear

But then, I do call myself 'Doombear'

I garland this post with praise and concurrence.

Alert a moderator to this post

PZ Eagle Penzance 31 Jan 21 2.16pm
It may be slightly off topic but I have just watched the second half at Stamford Bridge where Chelsea ran Burnley ragged playing football that was light years better than under Frank Lampard Was it just a new Manager bounce or was it more to do with Lampard's tactics? Conjunctivitis.com - A site for sore eyes.
Alert a moderator to this post

PZ Eagle

Penzance 31 Jan 21 2.16pm

It may be slightly off topic but I have just watched the second half at Stamford Bridge where Chelsea ran Burnley ragged playing football that was light years better than under Frank Lampard Was it just a new Manager bounce or was it more to do with Lampard's tactics?

Conjunctivitis.com - A site for sore eyes.

Alert a moderator to this post

PatrickA London 31 Jan 21 2.16pm
Willo’s fulsome praise is reserved for those posters who have views exactly in accord with his own views. Sadly I haven’t been in receipt of one of his commendations to date!
Alert a moderator to this post

PatrickA

London 31 Jan 21 2.16pm

Willo’s fulsome praise is reserved for those posters who have views exactly in accord with his own views.
Sadly I haven’t been in receipt of one of his commendations to date!

Alert a moderator to this post

The Dolphin 31 Jan 21 2.20pm
I still want Roy out because one win cannot disguise the last 12 months football. He made changes and they worked - will he continue to implement them in the game against Newcastle? There was some variety yesterday and the speed of Clyne and forward thinking of Reidewald in the second half showed us glimpses of what we can do in a game which we generally controlled. However - it would be just like Roy to go back to what went on before. Let's see but one swallow doth not a Summer make!
Alert a moderator to this post

The Dolphin

31 Jan 21 2.20pm

I still want Roy out because one win cannot disguise the last 12 months football.
He made changes and they worked - will he continue to implement them in the game against Newcastle?
There was some variety yesterday and the speed of Clyne and forward thinking of Reidewald in the second half showed us glimpses of what we can do in a game which we generally controlled.
However - it would be just like Roy to go back to what went on before.
Let's see but one swallow doth not a Summer make!

Alert a moderator to this post

southnorwoodhill 31 Jan 21 2.30pm
Originally posted by doombear If you want to do a good job, you need the right tools. We don't have them, so the manager (whoever that is) will have to make do with what we've got and that's why most managers out there may not want to come to Palace. Too many people on this site seem to think that if Roy goes in the summer. the new manager will magically be given lots of money to refresh the squad. Do you really see that happening? I don't. If there is a new manager in the summer, it's my belief he'll be expected to work under the same constraints as Hodgson and lump it. The most I expect on the expenditu3e front is one new signing like Eze a year costing no more than £20m. Mateta is probably being lined up for this summer's permanent deal. It is my belief that the club are hoping that Hodgson and any successor can keep the club in the PL on minimal outlays until the Academy starts producing players we can grow and sell on and the new stand is constructed to increase matchday revenue. But then, I do call myself 'Doombear' I'm not in particular disagreement, all I'm saying is that Roy knew what signing the extension would bring. I'm glad to say that yesterday he tried a different formation and it worked: clean sheet, goal, victory. Roy has a reputation for inflexible and rigid formations, "shape" above all else, so good to see him try another approach. Edited by southnorwoodhill (31 Jan 2021 2.30pm)
Alert a moderator to this post

southnorwoodhill

31 Jan 21 2.30pm

Send a Private Message to southnorwoodhill

Originally posted by doombear

But then, I do call myself 'Doombear'

I'm not in particular disagreement, all I'm saying is that Roy knew what signing the extension would bring.
I'm glad to say that yesterday he tried a different formation and it worked: clean sheet, goal, victory.
Roy has a reputation for inflexible and rigid formations, "shape" above all else, so good to see him try another approach.

Edited by southnorwoodhill (31 Jan 2021 2.30pm)

Alert a moderator to this post

EddieMac 31 Jan 21 2.33pm
Originally posted by southnorwoodhill I'm not in particular disagreement, all I'm saying is that Roy knew what signing the extension would bring. I'm glad to say that yesterday he tried a different formation and it worked: clean sheet, goal, victory. Roy has a reputation for inflexible and rigid formations, "shape" above all else, so good to see him try another approach. Edited by southnorwoodhill (31 Jan 2021 2.30pm) The 2nd half system was the same that we have played last season just with different players.
Alert a moderator to this post

EddieMac

31 Jan 21 2.33pm

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

Edited by southnorwoodhill (31 Jan 2021 2.30pm)

The 2nd half system was the same that we have played last season just with different players.

Alert a moderator to this post

Tickled pink Cornwall 31 Jan 21 2.35pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC It was a gutsy 1-0. It makes it far more likely we won't get dragged into the relegation zone. However, it doesn't suddenly mean Roy is great, or the team. We've had abject defeat after abject defeat for a while. Hopefully the rot has stopped, but it doesn't address our basic issues. Not even the issues that exist with Roy, which have now been discussed at length. I think even the most ardent Roy supporters will not want him here next season. I don't: he's done a job, fair play to him, but we still need a shake up. The absolute most that WBA and Fulham can achieve is 35 points and I can't see many of the teams above them overtaking us either on current form, I think Roy is more then aware of how his team has let him down judging by the way he spoke in that interview he sounded quite fed up with them as far as I was concerned, no one has ever mentioned everything is great.
Alert a moderator to this post

Tickled pink

Cornwall 31 Jan 21 2.35pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

It was a gutsy 1-0. It makes it far more likely we won't get dragged into the relegation zone. However, it doesn't suddenly mean Roy is great, or the team. We've had abject defeat after abject defeat for a while. Hopefully the rot has stopped, but it doesn't address our basic issues. Not even the issues that exist with Roy, which have now been discussed at length. I think even the most ardent Roy supporters will not want him here next season. I don't: he's done a job, fair play to him, but we still need a shake up.

The absolute most that WBA and Fulham can achieve is 35 points and I can't see many of the teams above them overtaking us either on current form, I think Roy is more then aware of how his team has let him down judging by the way he spoke in that interview he sounded quite fed up with them as far as I was concerned, no one has ever mentioned everything is great.

Alert a moderator to this post

Page 200 of 385 < 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 >

Previous Topic | Next Topic

Crystal Palace FC Supporters' Website - The Holmesdale Online

roy out

Site Map

New users

Existing users

Sponsors