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premier fan BR4 10 Jan 11 9.11am
Quote NEILLO at 10 Jan 2011 8.59am If he joins Charlton and not Palace then fine, he wasn't the right man for our job after all. You've got to really WANT the job to have any chance of being a success at it. Charlton have a better stadium than us, and still have a decent chance of promotion - especially if their new Board injects some cash for new players. He could go there and build something that doesn't necessarily have to be immediately successful. I'm sure Charlton are thinking beyond just the rest of this season. At Palace he would need to hit the deck running. The playing squad - while not without talent - is dis-jointed and needs serious attention if we are to avoid relegation. And that relegation would almost certainly mean a wholesale change over of playing staff.And therefore a massive re-buildong job. So...hate to say it, but the Charlton job actually looks a little more attractive in some ways. But as i said for openers, if he decides not to join Palace then he wasn't the right man for the job anyway Exactly What i was going to say! If he doesnt want us fine i dont want or anyone who hasnt got the heart for Palace. Maybe we should stick to people with Palace connections. My order of preference would be: coppell, southgate, hart,dowie, coleman.
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Quote NEILLO at 10 Jan 2011 8.59am

If he joins Charlton and not Palace then fine, he wasn't the right man for our job after all.

You've got to really WANT the job to have any chance of being a success at it.

Charlton have a better stadium than us, and still have a decent chance of promotion - especially if their new Board injects some cash for new players. He could go there and build something that doesn't necessarily have to be immediately successful. I'm sure Charlton are thinking beyond just the rest of this season.

At Palace he would need to hit the deck running. The playing squad - while not without talent - is dis-jointed and needs serious attention if we are to avoid relegation. And that relegation would almost certainly mean a wholesale change over of playing staff.And therefore a massive re-buildong job.

So...hate to say it, but the Charlton job actually looks a little more attractive in some ways.

But as i said for openers, if he decides not to join Palace then he wasn't the right man for the job anyway

Exactly What i was going to say! If he doesnt want us fine i dont want or anyone who hasnt got the heart for Palace. Maybe we should stick to people with Palace connections. My order of preference would be: coppell, southgate, hart,dowie, coleman.

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carter the eagle 10 Jan 11 9.13am
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ElliottHutchins Wakefield 10 Jan 11 9.18am
Quote premier fan at 10 Jan 2011 9.11am Quote NEILLO at 10 Jan 2011 8.59am If he joins Charlton and not Palace then fine, he wasn't the right man for our job after all. You've got to really WANT the job to have any chance of being a success at it. Charlton have a better stadium than us, and still have a decent chance of promotion - especially if their new Board injects some cash for new players. He could go there and build something that doesn't necessarily have to be immediately successful. I'm sure Charlton are thinking beyond just the rest of this season. At Palace he would need to hit the deck running. The playing squad - while not without talent - is dis-jointed and needs serious attention if we are to avoid relegation. And that relegation would almost certainly mean a wholesale change over of playing staff.And therefore a massive re-buildong job. So...hate to say it, but the Charlton job actually looks a little more attractive in some ways. But as i said for openers, if he decides not to join Palace then he wasn't the right man for the job anyway Exactly What i was going to say! If he doesnt want us fine i dont want or anyone who hasnt got the heart for Palace. Maybe we should stick to people with Palace connections. My order of preference would be: coppell, southgate, hart,dowie, coleman. If we do end up relegated then there surely is nobody better than Eddie Howe to get us back promoted again!!! Also, with your order of preference: Coppell - Wont be managing and is only going to be involved in an advisory capacity Southgate - Ruled himself out a week ago thank god Hart - Yes he kept us up last season but he isn't the man to take us forward. If he was then CPFC2010 would have appointed him in the summer. Dowie - Once again, he had a good 6 months with us in which he got us promoted. He has done NOTHING since then, with any club. Myself and the vast majority of Palace fans dont want the lying t* back at our club. Coleman - Sorry but I just don't rate the guy's managerial skills. He's done nothing even remotely of note as a manager and while he is a nice guy, he isn't the man to take us forward. We should have approached Paul Tisdale if not Eddie Howe. I wouldn't be adverse to Keith Hill either. Ex-HOL Preview Bod** Prediction League - Runner Up 2003/04 HOL Cool Dude of the Season 2004/05 I was there - ElliottHutchins 19/12/2006 R.I.P. staffie & DJ Hardline
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Quote premier fan at 10 Jan 2011 9.11am

Quote NEILLO at 10 Jan 2011 8.59am

If he joins Charlton and not Palace then fine, he wasn't the right man for our job after all.

You've got to really WANT the job to have any chance of being a success at it.

So...hate to say it, but the Charlton job actually looks a little more attractive in some ways.

But as i said for openers, if he decides not to join Palace then he wasn't the right man for the job anyway

If we do end up relegated then there surely is nobody better than Eddie Howe to get us back promoted again!!!

Also, with your order of preference:
Coppell - Wont be managing and is only going to be involved in an advisory capacity
Southgate - Ruled himself out a week ago thank god
Hart - Yes he kept us up last season but he isn't the man to take us forward. If he was then CPFC2010 would have appointed him in the summer.
Dowie - Once again, he had a good 6 months with us in which he got us promoted. He has done NOTHING since then, with any club. Myself and the vast majority of Palace fans dont want the lying t*** back at our club.
Coleman - Sorry but I just don't rate the guy's managerial skills. He's done nothing even remotely of note as a manager and while he is a nice guy, he isn't the man to take us forward.

We should have approached Paul Tisdale if not Eddie Howe. I wouldn't be adverse to Keith Hill either.

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lindz kent 10 Jan 11 9.40am
This is really starting to drag and wind me up now all the time no one is at the helm there is uncertainty over our head. It's turned into a bloody circus all this Howe stuff. We need to appoint someone who is right for the club now bring in a few re-inforcements in Jan and get a move on trying to escape all this palava is not helping our relegation battle. I would love it to be Howe but I fear it may not happen so I think the board need to get a response from Eddie or kick on in our manager search soon to give us the best possible chance of survival.
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This is really starting to drag and wind me up now all the time no one is at the helm there is uncertainty over our head. It's turned into a bloody circus all this Howe stuff. We need to appoint someone who is right for the club now bring in a few re-inforcements in Jan and get a move on trying to escape all this palava is not helping our relegation battle. I would love it to be Howe but I fear it may not happen so I think the board need to get a response from Eddie or kick on in our manager search soon to give us the best possible chance of survival.

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ForbiddenFruit Christchurch, Dorset 10 Jan 11 9.45am
Quote ElliottHutchins at 10 Jan 2011 9.09am I think I will actually cry if he joins the clowns and not us. Think about who will be our manager if its not Howe? Chris Coleman. I dont rate him as a manager at all unfortunately. Nice guy. But not the man for us. You'll cry?!? I think I speak for most Cherries when I say if he has to go we'd rather he came to you than Charlton!
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Quote ElliottHutchins at 10 Jan 2011 9.09am

I think I will actually cry if he joins the clowns and not us. Think about who will be our manager if its not Howe? Chris Coleman. I dont rate him as a manager at all unfortunately. Nice guy. But not the man for us.

You'll cry?!? I think I speak for most Cherries when I say if he has to go we'd rather he came to you than Charlton!

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Ard1 Holmesdale Lower, Block A 10 Jan 11 9.47am
Shame if that is true about Howe, think he wouldd have been quality, however Hill also looks a good appointment if he is now favourite. Two excellent choices in my view and both have done a similar job in the circumstances. The only thing which worries me with Hill is his ability to find good championship signings for us - but I guess we will soon find out.
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Holmesdale Lower, Block A 10 Jan 11 9.47am

Shame if that is true about Howe, think he wouldd have been quality, however Hill also looks a good appointment if he is now favourite. Two excellent choices in my view and both have done a similar job in the circumstances.

The only thing which worries me with Hill is his ability to find good championship signings for us - but I guess we will soon find out.

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Pipey Ipswich 10 Jan 11 9.48am
In last 5 mins - Howe 11/10 from 4/6 Hill 2/1 from 5/1
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In last 5 mins -

Howe 11/10 from 4/6
Hill 2/1 from 5/1

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fubar 10 Jan 11 9.49am
I don't think he'll come, the Chavton $$ may have swayed him. If he thinks his current chairman's a spiv though wait till he starts working for Tony Jiminez. too far gone.. aint no way back this post was sponsored by fubar.com
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I don't think he'll come, the Chavton $$ may have swayed him. If he thinks his current chairman's a spiv though wait till he starts working for Tony Jiminez.

too far gone.. aint no way back

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Pipey Ipswich 10 Jan 11 9.50am
Changed again - Hill 11/10 Howe 2/1 So Hill is now the favourite!
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Changed again -

Hill 11/10
Howe 2/1

So Hill is now the favourite!

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Seth On a pale blue dot 10 Jan 11 10.01am
Quote Johnny Eagles at 10 Jan 2011 8.53am Wow. This thread was around the 35 page mark when I last looked on Friday. To save myself (and my employer) the time of me wading through the pages, can someone please confirm if my following summary is about right or if something needs to be added: 1. Eddie Howe looks more likely to leave Bournemouth than before (as evidenced by an interview on Saturday and comments by his chairman) 2. Other clubs, notably Charlton, have entered the race to sign him as manager 3. Eddie Howe attended the Spurs v Charlton game on Sunday, thus increasing speculation he is going to join Charlton 4. Bookies odds have also shortened on his joining Charlton I've deliberately left out the various speculations as to Eddie Howe's possible motivations etc. Is that about it or have I missed anything? That's about the size of it Johnny. "You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down" FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16
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Quote Johnny Eagles at 10 Jan 2011 8.53am

Wow. This thread was around the 35 page mark when I last looked on Friday.

To save myself (and my employer) the time of me wading through the pages, can someone please confirm if my following summary is about right or if something needs to be added:

1. Eddie Howe looks more likely to leave Bournemouth than before (as evidenced by an interview on Saturday and comments by his chairman)
2. Other clubs, notably Charlton, have entered the race to sign him as manager
3. Eddie Howe attended the Spurs v Charlton game on Sunday, thus increasing speculation he is going to join Charlton
4. Bookies odds have also shortened on his joining Charlton

I've deliberately left out the various speculations as to Eddie Howe's possible motivations etc.

Is that about it or have I missed anything?

That's about the size of it Johnny.

"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down"
FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16

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Seth On a pale blue dot 10 Jan 11 10.03am
Quote ForbiddenFruit at 10 Jan 2011 9.45am Quote ElliottHutchins at 10 Jan 2011 9.09am I think I will actually cry if he joins the clowns and not us. Think about who will be our manager if its not Howe? Chris Coleman. I dont rate him as a manager at all unfortunately. Nice guy. But not the man for us. You'll cry?!? I think I speak for most Cherries when I say if he has to go we'd rather he came to you than Charlton! After all that's been said and written about Howe over the past few days FF, will your high regard of him be damaged if he joins your League 1 rivals and potentially derails your promotion prospects? "You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down" FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16
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On a pale blue dot 10 Jan 11 10.03am

Quote ForbiddenFruit at 10 Jan 2011 9.45am

Quote ElliottHutchins at 10 Jan 2011 9.09am

You'll cry?!? I think I speak for most Cherries when I say if he has to go we'd rather he came to you than Charlton!

After all that's been said and written about Howe over the past few days FF, will your high regard of him be damaged if he joins your League 1 rivals and potentially derails your promotion prospects?

"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down"
FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 10 Jan 11 10.17am
Quote fubar at 10 Jan 2011 9.49am I don't think he'll come, the Chavton $$ may have swayed him. If he thinks his current chairman's a spiv though wait till he starts working for Tony Jiminez. Me, neither. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Quote fubar at 10 Jan 2011 9.49am

I don't think he'll come, the Chavton $$ may have swayed him. If he thinks his current chairman's a spiv though wait till he starts working for Tony Jiminez.

Me, neither.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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