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bashy2 London 19 Jun 17 6.37pm
Originally posted by black eagle. Maybe waiting for Pellegrino or De Boer to fly in from Argentina and Holland respectively before making announcement. Perhaps we are going to get both managers as SO can't decide on either would work well in the dug out and training every day
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London 19 Jun 17 6.37pm

Originally posted by black eagle.

Maybe waiting for Pellegrino or De Boer to fly in from Argentina and Holland respectively before making announcement.

Perhaps we are going to get both managers as SO can't decide on either would work well in the dug out and training every day

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black eagle. south croydon. 19 Jun 17 6.39pm
Originally posted by Dan89 It seems after all this searching we narrowed it down to 3. Who's you 1st, 2nd and 3rd choice. Mine is 1st de Boer , 2nd pellergino 3rd dyche Like to hear yours 1 De Boer slight fav. 2 Pellegrini. 3 Dyche.
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south croydon. 19 Jun 17 6.39pm

Originally posted by Dan89

It seems after all this searching we narrowed it down to 3. Who's you 1st, 2nd and 3rd choice.

Mine is

1st de Boer , 2nd pellergino 3rd dyche

Like to hear yours

1 De Boer slight fav.
2 Pellegrini.
3 Dyche.

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black eagle. south croydon. 19 Jun 17 6.41pm
Originally posted by bashy2 Perhaps we are going to get both managers as SO can't decide on either would work well in the dug out and training every day If we want two managers may as well appoint Frank and Ronald De Boer.simples.
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south croydon. 19 Jun 17 6.41pm

Originally posted by bashy2

Perhaps we are going to get both managers as SO can't decide on either would work well in the dug out and training every day

If we want two managers may as well appoint Frank and Ronald De Boer.simples.

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ex hibitionist Hastings 19 Jun 17 6.43pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'New Manager Thoughts' by kenbarr Originally posted by alcraig De Boer and Pellegrino interviewed and both impress. Dyche not yet interviewed as he has been on holiday. Will be approached this week and depending on how he performs expect a decision by end of the week. Three good options. De Boer my least favourite. Had great set up at Ajax in poor league in Holland so of course he would look good. Then blew it at Inter Milan where he had good squad but could not handle pressure of desire and demand from club and fans alike. Probably de Boer is a better coach than manager. Pellegrino did wonders with Alves in La Liga where it is dominated by 2-3 clubs. Would be a possible gamble but so was Pochettino and look how he did at Southampton and Spurs. Dyche has done wonders at Burnley and was doing well at Watford and removed due to foreign owners. Has knowledge of the premier league but can he take his work to the next level that we would want at Palace. I would prefer Pellegrino. Knows Sammy Lee and prefers a pressing and counter attacking game which suits our squad. Also has wide range of premier and euro football knowledge. SO what are your thoughts out there? unlucky mate - I tried the same thing and got similar unwarranted childish abuse - the other main thread has deteriorated into the usual who's the biggest a*sehole competition - I happen to agree 100% with your take on things - there's just been what looks genuinely significant shifts in the betting to suggest a decision is close - and Clapham Grand is getting excited apparently - fingers crossed for Pellegrino, he's still odds against favourite with the bookies for the Saints job but the exchanges have him long odds on - he's shortened with us as well though so has Dyche. A Saints fan reminded me they usually pluck someone out who's not among the usual suspects, so hopefully we'll get Mauricio and Southampton will look elsewhere, though The Times reckons he prefers us over the Saints anyway.
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Originally posted by alcraig

De Boer and Pellegrino interviewed and both impress. Dyche not yet interviewed as he has been on holiday. Will be approached this week and depending on how he performs expect a decision by end of the week. Three good options. De Boer my least favourite. Had great set up at Ajax in poor league in Holland so of course he would look good. Then blew it at Inter Milan where he had good squad but could not handle pressure of desire and demand from club and fans alike. Probably de Boer is a better coach than manager. Pellegrino did wonders with Alves in La Liga where it is dominated by 2-3 clubs. Would be a possible gamble but so was Pochettino and look how he did at Southampton and Spurs. Dyche has done wonders at Burnley and was doing well at Watford and removed due to foreign owners. Has knowledge of the premier league but can he take his work to the next level that we would want at Palace. I would prefer Pellegrino. Knows Sammy Lee and prefers a pressing and counter attacking game which suits our squad. Also has wide range of premier and euro football knowledge. SO what are your thoughts out there?

unlucky mate - I tried the same thing and got similar unwarranted childish abuse - the other main thread has deteriorated into the usual who's the biggest a*sehole competition - I happen to agree 100% with your take on things - there's just been what looks genuinely significant shifts in the betting to suggest a decision is close - and Clapham Grand is getting excited apparently - fingers crossed for Pellegrino, he's still odds against favourite with the bookies for the Saints job but the exchanges have him long odds on - he's shortened with us as well though so has Dyche. A Saints fan reminded me they usually pluck someone out who's not among the usual suspects, so hopefully we'll get Mauricio and Southampton will look elsewhere, though The Times reckons he prefers us over the Saints anyway.

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ex hibitionist Hastings 19 Jun 17 6.51pm
Originally posted by black eagle. 1 De Boer slight fav. 2 Pellegrini. 3 Dyche. 1 Pellegrini 2 Dyche 3 De Boer
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Hastings 19 Jun 17 6.51pm

Originally posted by black eagle.

1 De Boer slight fav.
2 Pellegrini.
3 Dyche.

1 Pellegrini
2 Dyche
3 De Boer

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bexleydave Barnehurst 19 Jun 17 7.10pm
I find it almost impossible to believe that, if the latest rumours are true, after over four weeks of deliberation, we're now going to throw Dyche, who we haven't apparently spoken to, into the mix, effectively delaying the appointment even longer, so we can assess whether we'd like a bit more of the same old. If any of this has a basis in fact then we're making a laughing stock of ourselves. If I was Pellegrino or de Boer, and had been told we still couldn't make a decision because we needed to talk to Dyche, I'd tell us, Sherwood-style, exactly where we could sick our job. Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)
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I find it almost impossible to believe that, if the latest rumours are true, after over four weeks of deliberation, we're now going to throw Dyche, who we haven't apparently spoken to, into the mix, effectively delaying the appointment even longer, so we can assess whether we'd like a bit more of the same old. If any of this has a basis in fact then we're making a laughing stock of ourselves. If I was Pellegrino or de Boer, and had been told we still couldn't make a decision because we needed to talk to Dyche, I'd tell us, Sherwood-style, exactly where we could sick our job.

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

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Dan89 Se25 19 Jun 17 7.15pm
Originally posted by bexleydave I find it almost impossible to believe that, if the latest rumours are true, after over four weeks of deliberation, we're now going to throw Dyche, who we haven't apparently spoken to, into the mix, effectively delaying the appointment even longer, so we can assess whether we'd like a bit more of the same old. If any of this has a basis in fact then we're making a laughing stock of ourselves. If I was Pellegrino or de Boer, and had been told we still couldn't make a decision because we needed to talk to Dyche, I'd tell us, Sherwood-style, exactly where we could sick our job. Totally agree. Is a holiday an excuse for an appointment. If the preferred candidate wants the job. They would cut there holiday short. Another Damien Diagonal - Total Football
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Se25 19 Jun 17 7.15pm

Originally posted by bexleydave

Totally agree. Is a holiday an excuse for an appointment. If the preferred candidate wants the job. They would cut there holiday short.

Another Damien Diagonal - Total Football

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celtavigoeagles Baiona 19 Jun 17 7.18pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'New Manager Thoughts' by kenbarr Originally posted by alcraig De Boer and Pellegrino interviewed and both impress. Dyche not yet interviewed as he has been on holiday. Will be approached this week and depending on how he performs expect a decision by end of the week. Three good options. De Boer my least favourite. Had great set up at Ajax in poor league in Holland so of course he would look good. Then blew it at Inter Milan where he had good squad but could not handle pressure of desire and demand from club and fans alike. Probably de Boer is a better coach than manager. Pellegrino did wonders with Alves in La Liga where it is dominated by 2-3 clubs. Would be a possible gamble but so was Pochettino and look how he did at Southampton and Spurs. Dyche has done wonders at Burnley and was doing well at Watford and removed due to foreign owners. Has knowledge of the premier league but can he take his work to the next level that we would want at Palace. I would prefer Pellegrino. Knows Sammy Lee and prefers a pressing and counter attacking game which suits our squad. Also has wide range of premier and euro football knowledge. SO what are your thoughts out there? Great a football talking chat rather then the crap I have been reading. What do you think of this article? [Link] Edited by celtavigoeagles (19 Jun 2017 7.18pm) The Red and Blue never leaves our Palace empire,!
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Originally posted by alcraig

Great a football talking chat rather then the crap I have been reading. What do you think of this article?

[Link]

Edited by celtavigoeagles (19 Jun 2017 7.18pm)

The Red and Blue never leaves our Palace empire,!

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Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 19 Jun 17 7.18pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle Most of us do support Parish but that doesn't mean that we can't discuss his operating style But my point is: results and outcomes. I personally find it tedious that we don't yet have a new boss. But like most on here, I probably lack perspective. Operating style aside -- and we can only guess what that is -- the only true measures are results and outcomes. And on that score, it would seem his operating style has delivered extraordinarily. If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

Most of us do support Parish but that doesn't mean that we can't discuss his operating style

But my point is: results and outcomes. I personally find it tedious that we don't yet have a new boss. But like most on here, I probably lack perspective.

Operating style aside -- and we can only guess what that is -- the only true measures are results and outcomes. And on that score, it would seem his operating style has delivered extraordinarily.

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

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chateauferret 19 Jun 17 7.21pm
It looks to me as if there is some activity from Dyche's agent to try again to get us interested. Amusing article [Link] which says that Pellegrino is going to Southampton "because it says so in the Sun". Well it must be true then. ============ The Ferret ============
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19 Jun 17 7.21pm

It looks to me as if there is some activity from Dyche's agent to try again to get us interested. Amusing article

[Link]

which says that Pellegrino is going to Southampton "because it says so in the Sun".

Well it must be true then.

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celtavigoeagles Baiona 19 Jun 17 7.24pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'New Manager Thoughts' by kenbarr Being in Spain, I have a soft spot for Pellegrino and Alves. I watched them a few time against Celta, including our semi final defeat. Alves worked great as a unit with no real striker, in my opinion they have no stars, which is why they probably done so well, everyone worked for each other, every goal was a team goal, every mistake was a team mistake, no one really upset the apple cart so I think he will bring out our strengths but I am unsure how he will deal with our wanna be mega stars! He seems to be a team as a unit player, dont think just work hard and stick to our plan, not sure about our wingers! The Red and Blue never leaves our Palace empire,!
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Baiona 19 Jun 17 7.24pm

This post has been merged from a topic called 'New Manager Thoughts' by kenbarr

Being in Spain, I have a soft spot for Pellegrino and Alves. I watched them a few time against Celta, including our semi final defeat. Alves worked great as a unit with no real striker, in my opinion they have no stars, which is why they probably done so well, everyone worked for each other, every goal was a team goal, every mistake was a team mistake, no one really upset the apple cart so I think he will bring out our strengths but I am unsure how he will deal with our wanna be mega stars! He seems to be a team as a unit player, dont think just work hard and stick to our plan, not sure about our wingers!

The Red and Blue never leaves our Palace empire,!

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Petereagle Brockley 19 Jun 17 7.24pm
Originally posted by chateauferret It looks to me as if there is some activity from Dyche's agent to try again to get us interested. Amusing article [Link] which says that Pellegrino is going to Southampton "because it says so in the Sun". Well it must be true then. [Link]
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