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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 16 Dec 16 2.45pm | |
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Originally posted by Tez
I backed Pardew until the Swansea game. Results aside, the other massive issue for me and the reason we need a new man in before January is the transfers. Aside from Benteke which was a no brainer, let's look at the some of other players he has brought in. Sako - Overweight, slow, one-trick pony. Not a PL player. Lee - Lightweight, tidy in possession but does nothing with it. Constantly played out of position on the rare occasions he can get anywhere near the starting 11. Not a PL player. Kelly - Simply not good enough regardless if he's playing LB, RB, or CB. Wickham - Not the worst of the bunch but buying a player with such a lengthy injury record (and questionably attitude when at Sunderland) as our no. 2 striker was not the best idea in the world. Tomkins - Jury is out. Again a bit of a sick note. Townsend - We needed to replace LW Bolasie, so he bought RW Townsend. Why? Remy - Injured for the best part of 2 years. Whilst I consider him to be an upgrade on Gayle when fully fit, it was madness to rely on him being fit and releasing Gayle, especially given our other backup striker Wickham's injury record. These are just the ones off the top of my head and not one of them has nailed down a starting 11 place (Kelly would not be playing if Souare was fit). To give this guy more money to piss away in January would be madness. He didn't buy Kelly Townsend is left footed, I don't remember any unhappy posters at the time No one was complaining about Remy when we signed him, judging by this board most people had a hard on for him. I like Gayle and felt he was capable of more but none of our managers really got a tune out of him. Tomkins, West Ham fans were gutted he left and looks like with a run of games will be decent
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pink Northfleet, Kent 16 Dec 16 3.30pm | |
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Originally posted by Dancer Cat
I applaud the "support the team" ethos, no place at Palace for Toon-like But what if one thinks the board are getting it wrong, or being weak? Support weakness, support bad decisions ??
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Alexi_the_Eagle Newton-le-Willows 16 Dec 16 4.14pm | |
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I turned OUT after the Burnley game. Defending him week after week was tedious enough, but conceding 5 goals at Swansea - a side as worse as us - after going 4-3 up with a shoddy defence was the absolute last straw. Either he is sacked or we end up stuck with him till the apocalypse.
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Bexley Eagle Bexley Kent 16 Dec 16 4.18pm | |
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We are a team divided. Our strength over the last few years has been a collective will from players and supporters alike. That has unfortunately gone. Either we all unite behind Pardew, or we all unite behind his successor. Simples.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 16 Dec 16 4.20pm | |
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I'd be very happy for him to turn it around though. I felt that his first 12 months were sublime, and even though the first six months of this year were poor in the league, we did make an FA Cup final. But the second six months of 2016 haven't done him any f**king favours. I so want him to be 'the fairy tale' manager, but my patience is gone and if he went tomorrow I'd be happy.
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ThatPetrolRelation Ottawa 16 Dec 16 10.31pm | |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
He didn't buy Kelly Townsend is left footed, I don't remember any unhappy posters at the time No one was complaining about Remy when we signed him, judging by this board most people had a hard on for him. I like Gayle and felt he was capable of more but none of our managers really got a tune out of him. Tomkins, West Ham fans were gutted he left and looks like with a run of games will be decent Both Lee and Sako were Parish buys. Pards said in both cases something like, they were deals the Chairman had in the works but they seem to be quality.. blah blah blah. Pards might have a lot of issues --and it's hard to tell sometimes who were 'his' finds and who were Parish's-- but with the exception of Mutch he's done good business.
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braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 16 Dec 16 10.33pm | |
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Originally posted by johnny the eagle
Most managers, that includes Pardew don't give a monkeys about the club they work for. Don't kid yourself, if a better offer came along he would be off like a shot. Freedman was a prime example..................... what makes you say he doesnt care about the club...he was born in the area, we were his 1st professional club and he played more games abd had his most succesful time as a player woth the club. we didnt get him 1st time around when holloway left but then 2nd time around 2010 got there man. its easy to forget he was 1st choice before pulis came into the club. your right tho, if a big club came in he would leave for a bucketload more money, so would you, so would i...and dont deny it either, we all would.
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Elpis In a pub 16 Dec 16 10.43pm | |
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As far I'm concerned as long as Pardew has the backing of the guy that saved our club that's good enough for me . Lets give our club ,our manager and all our team our full backing , whatever . Its how it should be ,how it has been and will be evermore . COYP
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Inapickle South West 16 Dec 16 11.17pm | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
I think the writings on the wall, he has to prove himself soon, or he's gone. Its really as far as I'm concerned now down to the board and the chairman, how much grace he gets. I think Man Utd probably bought him some grace. The Campbell decision was rubbish, but it didn't really cost us the game. That was the combination of one of the best midfielders in the game, and one of the best goal scorers in the game, and some very dodgy decisions (which both cost us, and kept us in the game) Even if McArthur was on the pitch, that's still most likely in the back of the net (and is why Pogba is 90m and 290k a week, and Ibrahimovic is 200k a week). I don't think, on reflection, that the Man Utd result was particularly bad, or lost because of the manager. But Hull, unacceptable after Swansea and Burnley results. If we played against them with the discipline we played against United, Pardew would be safe in his job. ..is this the fault of the players or the fault of Pardew then?
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Inapickle South West 17 Dec 16 12.02am | |
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Originally posted by chateauferret
I don't think he should even be allowed to bounce on his way through the gates. I make that a year since that Lee strike won it for us at Stoke and since then let's see. These I think are the decent league results since that day. Palace 1 Norwich 0 Rest - s***e. Eight out of 41. Two of those are wins by more than one goal and one of those two was flattering. Compare that with before that turning point and see we beat Chelsea and the bin dippers away, demolished the Toon and got results against teams around us. That was despite having a weaker strike force and mostly the same defenders. I'm struggling to understand WTF he's still doing here. 0-0 away Bournemouth ..also in lots of lost games the end result often didn't reflect fairly on us and you must understand this, I include all the officials, all the cheating, all the silly individual mistakes from some of the players who apart from making these played well as did the rest of the squad, often the team was attacking and trying to get the equaliser because the majority of games was lost by only one goal. No club in this league is easy to beat and we do not have any right to say we should be beating any of them, look at our squad and look at the oppositions squad, it really is not hard to work out...we are well placed and improving defensively for a real relegation fight that we will win, easily.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 17 Dec 16 1.04am | |
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Originally posted by Inapickle
0-0 away Bournemouth ..also in lots of lost games the end result often didn't reflect fairly on us and you must understand this, I include all the officials, all the cheating, all the silly individual mistakes from some of the players who apart from making these played well as did the rest of the squad, often the team was attacking and trying to get the equaliser because the majority of games was lost by only one goal. No club in this league is easy to beat and we do not have any right to say we should be beating any of them, look at our squad and look at the oppositions squad, it really is not hard to work out...we are well placed and improving defensively for a real relegation fight that we will win, easily. Your undying support is becoming creepy. Very feckin rarely does a manager turn form like this around. I sort of admire your loyalty but you're still a fool. There are several posters massively pro Pardew who've gone quiet because they know this is in severe sh-t. You are with the remaining fools who think that loyalty to someone who'd drop us if it suits whilst producing appalling results is worth standing up for. What a strange environment with t1ts like this around.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 17 Dec 16 1.08am | |
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A soft touch this club has become now, like Cabaye falling down under Pogba. Pathetic leadership and management. The man is winging it and there are fools fooling for his transparent shyte.
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