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Putitout Oxford 10 Apr 23 10.25am
Originally posted by beak In the MOTD interview with Roy he hinted that he would be happy to continue. If he could get them playing week in week out like they have in the last two games, I would be happy for him to carry on. It’s a misconception that Hodgson only favours totally defensive modes of football, if the players available can play a more offensive style he will use that. If he knows he can still do it, and his results confirm that, why not?
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Oxford 10 Apr 23 10.25am

Originally posted by beak

In the MOTD interview with Roy he hinted that he would be happy to continue.

If he could get them playing week in week out like they have in the last two games, I would be happy for him to carry on. It’s a misconception that Hodgson only favours totally defensive modes of football, if the players available can play a more offensive style he will use that.
If he knows he can still do it, and his results confirm that, why not?

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Qwijibo Bournemouth 10 Apr 23 10.38am
I'm in favour of assessing all candidates and establishing who's the most suitable. My head tells me that Dougie and Steve should have an ongoing shortlist of coaches, managers and players to ensure an ever-evolving process of smooth continuity. However, this has literally never happened, and we will stick with our tried and tested approach of deciding which horse to buy 3 days after the previous one has bolted. Having said that, if Roy were to do well, and get another year's contract, he will have been here 15 months or so by the end of it. He seems like a short term appointment, yet how many managers last longer than 15/18 months in the bottom half of the league? At least we will know what we are going to get. Dougie & Steve can decide what their strategy is, and start planning for 2024.
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Bournemouth 10 Apr 23 10.38am

I'm in favour of assessing all candidates and establishing who's the most suitable.

My head tells me that Dougie and Steve should have an ongoing shortlist of coaches, managers and players to ensure an ever-evolving process of smooth continuity. However, this has literally never happened, and we will stick with our tried and tested approach of deciding which horse to buy 3 days after the previous one has bolted.

Having said that, if Roy were to do well, and get another year's contract, he will have been here 15 months or so by the end of it.

He seems like a short term appointment, yet how many managers last longer than 15/18 months in the bottom half of the league?

At least we will know what we are going to get. Dougie & Steve can decide what their strategy is, and start planning for 2024.

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cROYdonrogers Leamington Spa 10 Apr 23 10.42am
Absolutely delighted with what he has done. His impact on one or two individual players eg Mitchell is there to see. For this alone he deserves the love and respect from everyone, and a free lifetime season ticket. But a full season at his age. I'm not so sure that will work. Seek his views for sure but we need a longer term viable option. I would not let the likes of Marsch near the checkouts at Sainsburys. This appointment is crucial. The players liked PV but I sense they respect Roy. Somebody pragmatic and realistic is what we need. Who I don't have a clue.
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cROYdonrogers

Leamington Spa 10 Apr 23 10.42am

Absolutely delighted with what he has done. His impact on one or two individual players eg Mitchell is there to see. For this alone he deserves the love and respect from everyone, and a free lifetime season ticket.
But a full season at his age. I'm not so sure that will work. Seek his views for sure but we need a longer term viable option. I would not let the likes of Marsch near the checkouts at Sainsburys. This appointment is crucial. The players liked PV but I sense they respect Roy. Somebody pragmatic and realistic is what we need. Who I don't have a clue.

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Jacey 10 Apr 23 10.44am
Originally posted by Putitout If he could get them playing week in week out like they have in the last two games, I would be happy for him to carry on. It’s a misconception that Hodgson only favours totally defensive modes of football, if the players available can play a more offensive style he will use that. If he knows he can still do it, and his results confirm that, why not? If Roy continues to produce massive wins on this scale,what is there not to like?? If his health permits,all in favour of a new one year extension.
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Jacey

10 Apr 23 10.44am

Originally posted by Putitout

If Roy continues to produce massive wins on this scale,what is there not to like??
If his health permits,all in favour of a new one year extension.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 10 Apr 23 10.58am
Mr Hodgson and Ray Lewington have been very much a team in recent years. Lewington is not exactly in the flush of youth and he might not have the desire for an extended role at a club. If he doesn't want an extension then perhaps this would influence the decision of Mr Hodgson.
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South coast - west of Brighton. 10 Apr 23 10.58am

Mr Hodgson and Ray Lewington have been very much a team in recent years.
Lewington is not exactly in the flush of youth and he might not have the desire for an extended role at a club.
If he doesn't want an extension then perhaps this would influence the decision of Mr Hodgson.

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SwordFish Peasmarsh,East Sussex 10 Apr 23 11.01am
I’m of the opinion that , Roy and ray will stay on another season, then paddy takes over , maybe with Roy or ray moving upstairs and still providing advice , this would be brilliant as I’ve always said Palace need a “palace” manager , I always thought jedinak would get his coaching badges at some point and come back “This is a crisis, a large crisis.... in fact if you have a moment, it’s a 12 storey crisis, magnificent entrance hall, carpeting throughout, 24 hour portage , and an enormous sign on the roof saying “This , is a large crisis” - Edmund Blackadder
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Peasmarsh,East Sussex 10 Apr 23 11.01am

I’m of the opinion that , Roy and ray will stay on another season, then paddy takes over , maybe with Roy or ray moving upstairs and still providing advice , this would be brilliant as I’ve always said Palace need a “palace” manager , I always thought jedinak would get his coaching badges at some point and come back

“This is a crisis, a large crisis.... in fact if you have a moment, it’s a 12 storey crisis, magnificent entrance hall, carpeting throughout, 24 hour portage , and an enormous sign on the roof saying “This , is a large crisis” - Edmund Blackadder

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Elwissthebest Marlborough 10 Apr 23 11.05am
When the Chairman has gone for a manager with a more expansive style (de Boer, Vieira) it hasn't worked. Allardyce, Pulis and Hodgson have all done well although the first two sullied their reputation at the club in the manner of their leaving. It will be interesting to see. I like the idea of an 'in house'appointment and can see the case for Jedinak or Paddy.
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Marlborough 10 Apr 23 11.05am

When the Chairman has gone for a manager with a more expansive style (de Boer, Vieira) it hasn't worked. Allardyce, Pulis and Hodgson have all done well although the first two sullied their reputation at the club in the manner of their leaving. It will be interesting to see. I like the idea of an 'in house'appointment and can see the case for Jedinak or Paddy.

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Croydon-Trucker 10 Apr 23 11.06am
Originally posted by SwordFish I’m of the opinion that , Roy and ray will stay on another season, then paddy takes over , maybe with Roy or ray moving upstairs and still providing advice , this would be brilliant as I’ve always said Palace need a “palace” manager , I always thought jedinak would get his coaching badges at some point and come back Or Paddy and Ray might be a good combination.
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Originally posted by SwordFish

Or Paddy and Ray might be a good combination.

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taylors lovechild 10 Apr 23 11.07am
Originally posted by Willo A perfect start for Mr Hodgson in terms of results and team performances, accordingly I can understand the arguments for retaining his services, however there are 8 games remaining and I shall reserve judgement until later. I think the other issue is Spurs aside they're all games we would expect to at least have a chance of getting something from. It makes it hard to judge how we'd fare in the 16-20 games a season where we're the underdogs. Nonetheless, continue getting results like these last two and it may force Parish's hand if Roy wants the job for next season.
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Originally posted by Willo

A perfect start for Mr Hodgson in terms of results and team performances, accordingly I can understand the arguments for retaining his services, however there are 8 games remaining and I shall reserve judgement until later.

I think the other issue is Spurs aside they're all games we would expect to at least have a chance of getting something from. It makes it hard to judge how we'd fare in the 16-20 games a season where we're the underdogs. Nonetheless, continue getting results like these last two and it may force Parish's hand if Roy wants the job for next season.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 10 Apr 23 11.10am
Originally posted by Croydon-Trucker Or Paddy and Ray might be a good combination. Paddy McCarthy has been U21 manager, he has not got any experience of managing at a club.I do not 'Warm' to the suggestion that he should be handed the 'Reins' at a club which in all probability will be plying its trade in the PL.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 10 Apr 23 11.10am

Originally posted by Croydon-Trucker

Or Paddy and Ray might be a good combination.

Paddy McCarthy has been U21 manager, he has not got any experience of managing at a club.I do not 'Warm' to the suggestion that he should be handed the 'Reins' at a club which in all probability will be plying its trade in the PL.

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Jacey 10 Apr 23 11.20am
A master technician, with a wealth of experience will see us stay up easily as opposed to previous pie eating clueless bunch of duds,who were taking our talented side down: [Link]
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10 Apr 23 11.20am

A master technician, with a wealth of experience will see us stay up easily as opposed to previous pie eating clueless bunch of duds,who were taking our talented side down:

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SwordFish Peasmarsh,East Sussex 10 Apr 23 11.24am
Originally posted by Willo Paddy McCarthy has been U21 manager, he has not got any experience of managing at a club.I do not 'Warm' to the suggestion that he should be handed the 'Reins' at a club which in all probability will be plying its trade in the PL. Working as assistant manager under Roy Hodgson for remainder of this season plus next season and knowing the club inside out plus having respect of all the squad would make him more than experienced in a years time to take over in my opinion Edited by SwordFish (10 Apr 2023 11.24am) “This is a crisis, a large crisis.... in fact if you have a moment, it’s a 12 storey crisis, magnificent entrance hall, carpeting throughout, 24 hour portage , and an enormous sign on the roof saying “This , is a large crisis” - Edmund Blackadder
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SwordFish

Peasmarsh,East Sussex 10 Apr 23 11.24am

Originally posted by Willo

Working as assistant manager under Roy Hodgson for remainder of this season plus next season and knowing the club inside out plus having respect of all the squad would make him more than experienced in a years time to take over in my opinion

Edited by SwordFish (10 Apr 2023 11.24am)

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