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CJr94 Holmesdale Road 24 May 17 1.09pm
Mancini, if that is even a remote possibility. 2nd i'd take Jokanovic - he has done amazing things at Fulham. 3rd would be Gary Monk. Something about him I like.
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CJr94

Holmesdale Road 24 May 17 1.09pm

Mancini, if that is even a remote possibility.

2nd i'd take Jokanovic - he has done amazing things at Fulham.

3rd would be Gary Monk. Something about him I like.

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steven_t92 Orpington 24 May 17 1.12pm
I'd take Marco Silva, Luka played with him at Olympiakos before both came here in January and says he enjoyed playing under him. Hulls home record with him speaks for itself, he actually made a fight of it unluke Mike Phelan was going to before he was sacked. Could be the next pochettino if we're lucky.
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Orpington 24 May 17 1.12pm

I'd take Marco Silva, Luka played with him at Olympiakos before both came here in January and says he enjoyed playing under him. Hulls home record with him speaks for itself, he actually made a fight of it unluke Mike Phelan was going to before he was sacked. Could be the next pochettino if we're lucky.

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Midlands Eagle 24 May 17 1.13pm
Originally posted by TheBigToePunt If all the above didn't convince you then consider the moral of the Johnny Cash song 'a boy named Sue'. This is where a man hunts down his absent father in order to punish him for giving him a name which has led to a lifetime of taunting and bullying. Finally, he finds the old man in a bar and gives him a beating. His dad explains that he named him Sue because he knew that the boy would be teased, and that he'd have to learn to stand up for himself as a result, a vital thing in life. The boy understands. If you've spent your whole life with a name which sounds like rhyming slang for spunk, you're going to have developed a certain inner steel not found in many men. That alone is a strong selling point. Daftest analogy of the week
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt

If all the above didn't convince you then consider the moral of the Johnny Cash song 'a boy named Sue'. This is where a man hunts down his absent father in order to punish him for giving him a name which has led to a lifetime of taunting and bullying. Finally, he finds the old man in a bar and gives him a beating. His dad explains that he named him Sue because he knew that the boy would be teased, and that he'd have to learn to stand up for himself as a result, a vital thing in life. The boy understands.

If you've spent your whole life with a name which sounds like rhyming slang for spunk, you're going to have developed a certain inner steel not found in many men. That alone is a strong selling point.

Daftest analogy of the week

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Asian Eagle Cebu City 24 May 17 1.13pm
Hodgson, Pearson, McLaren, Coleman etc If any of those become the new Palace manager, then I`m off. For heaven sake. It have to be possible to find someone who actually can take this club forward and nit the other way around- Marco Silva is young and probably one who can do the job.So is also Mancini. But theses w***ers on top of the page...NOPE.
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Cebu City 24 May 17 1.13pm

Hodgson, Pearson, McLaren, Coleman etc

If any of those become the new Palace manager, then I`m off.
For heaven sake. It have to be possible to find someone who actually can take this club forward and nit the other way around-
Marco Silva is young and probably one who can do the job.So is also Mancini.

But theses w***ers on top of the page...NOPE.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 24 May 17 1.14pm
Originally posted by Asian Eagle Hodgson, Pearson, McLaren, Coleman etc If any of those become the new Palace manager, then I`m off. For heaven sake. It have to be possible to find someone who actually can take this club forward and nit the other way around- Marco Silva is young and probably one who can do the job.So is also Mancini. But theses w*ers on top of the page...NOPE. What are you going to do? Move further away? Australia? COYP**
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 24 May 17 1.14pm

Originally posted by Asian Eagle

Hodgson, Pearson, McLaren, Coleman etc

But theses w***ers on top of the page...NOPE.

What are you going to do? Move further away? Australia?

COYP

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jimruss Sidcup 24 May 17 1.15pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'If we appoint....' by Guntrisoft Employing Hodgson would show a massive lack of ambition by the board in my opinion, I'd still back him and the team but he isn't the answer either short or long term. We need stability and a manager that'll be here for 3/4/5 + years, not one that is nearly 70 and will be looking to potentially retire in the next couple of years.
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Sidcup 24 May 17 1.15pm

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Employing Hodgson would show a massive lack of ambition by the board in my opinion, I'd still back him and the team but he isn't the answer either short or long term.

We need stability and a manager that'll be here for 3/4/5 + years, not one that is nearly 70 and will be looking to potentially retire in the next couple of years.

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spartakev2 Anerley 24 May 17 1.19pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'If we appoint....' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by jimruss Employing Hodgson would show a massive lack of ambition by the board in my opinion, I'd still back him and the team but he isn't the answer either short or long term. We need stability and a manager that'll be here for 3/4/5 + years, not one that is nearly 70 and will be looking to potentially retire in the next couple of years. How long have we been saying that for?
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Anerley 24 May 17 1.19pm

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Originally posted by jimruss

Employing Hodgson would show a massive lack of ambition by the board in my opinion, I'd still back him and the team but he isn't the answer either short or long term.

We need stability and a manager that'll be here for 3/4/5 + years, not one that is nearly 70 and will be looking to potentially retire in the next couple of years.

How long have we been saying that for?

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 24 May 17 1.19pm
Parish will have his criteria as always and it will be a question of who ticks most boxes. Let's NOT forget we are not a top club so certain managers will be out of reach.But we are in London and in the PL and certain managers are out of work.I really think that whoever is appointed will have a tough job on his hands.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 24 May 17 1.19pm

Parish will have his criteria as always and it will be a question of who ticks most boxes.

Let's NOT forget we are not a top club so certain managers will be out of reach.But we are in London and in the PL and certain managers are out of work.I really think that whoever is appointed will have a tough job on his hands.

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PJH Colchester 24 May 17 1.20pm
For f*s Sake (and that's not recommending Glenn for the job !) so we settle down to actually enjoying a summer knowing we have a manager who will make us a mid table side and we wont have a relegation battle to look forward to. That lasted 10 days. Goes with the territory of supporting this football club I suppose, so can't be surprised. Silva ? Needed a result in his last 3 games and lost 2 nil at home to a side already relegated, 4 nil to us and 7-1 at home to a team that had nothing to play for (ok they were already down, but still). Motivation is obviously not his strong point. Lucien Favre, Jaap Stam or Jokanovic for me but what the f* do I know. f***ing disappointed about BFS.
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PJH

Colchester 24 May 17 1.20pm

For f***s Sake (and that's not recommending Glenn for the job !) so we settle down to actually enjoying a summer knowing we have a manager who will make us a mid table side and we wont have a relegation battle to look forward to. That lasted 10 days. Goes with the territory of supporting this football club I suppose, so can't be surprised. Silva ? Needed a result in his last 3 games and lost 2 nil at home to a side already relegated, 4 nil to us and 7-1 at home to a team that had nothing to play for (ok they were already down, but still). Motivation is obviously not his strong point. Lucien Favre, Jaap Stam or Jokanovic for me but what the f*** do I know. f***ing disappointed about BFS.

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jimruss Sidcup 24 May 17 1.21pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'If we appoint....' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by spartakev2 How long have we been saying that for? As far back as I can remember.
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jimruss

Sidcup 24 May 17 1.21pm

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Originally posted by spartakev2

How long have we been saying that for?

As far back as I can remember.

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TheArmaniCode 24 May 17 1.24pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'If we appoint....' by Guntrisoft Roy has done well with mid table teams that need stabalising, which is exactly what we need. He just fails when it comes to winning things and achieving success. He's certainly not my first choice, but if he is appointed, I will stand by him, as should everyone else until he gets found out.
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TheArmaniCode

24 May 17 1.24pm

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Roy has done well with mid table teams that need stabalising, which is exactly what we need. He just fails when it comes to winning things and achieving success. He's certainly not my first choice, but if he is appointed, I will stand by him, as should everyone else until he gets found out.

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Painter Croydon 24 May 17 1.29pm
Originally posted by Asian Eagle Hodgson, Pearson, McLaren, Coleman etc If any of those become the new Palace manager, then I`m off. For heaven sake. It have to be possible to find someone who actually can take this club forward and nit the other way around- Marco Silva is young and probably one who can do the job.So is also Mancini. But theses w***ers on top of the page...NOPE. Parish needs to consider your feelings from the other side of the world.
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Painter

Croydon 24 May 17 1.29pm

Originally posted by Asian Eagle

Hodgson, Pearson, McLaren, Coleman etc

But theses w***ers on top of the page...NOPE.

Parish needs to consider your feelings from the other side of the world.

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