With the inevitable soon to happen to Roy either by sacking or he leaves, I think this will be Roy’s last season and hopefully the board have a list of candidates at the ready for his successor.

If Sheffield were to get rid of wilder would you consider him a good choice here at palace.

I know Sheffield aren’t doing great this season but you can’t fully blame Wilder for this, with them losing key players from last season especially. He got them from league 1 to a top half finish in the Prem last season and if he had a squad of our quality I doubt Sheffield would be in this position.

I think I remember hearing on here that Sam Allardyce even suggested that wilder was his successor, so at least we know he has big Sams backing.

It's a funny old world we live in when being asked whether a manager that has just been able to spend £23m on a ( yet to score ) striker, and has a record of 1 draw and 9 defeats in 10 games, should come in at the expense of a manager that has 13 points - the same number as Arsenal at this time.

Edited by NEILLO (30 Nov 2020 10.25am)

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Aren’t Sheff Utd missing chances galore these days?

COYP

No.

He has done well for Sheffield United but under a very different set of circumstances.

Can't see any case for how he'd improve things for us as my initial reaction.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

Come the day when Hodgson departs, don't be surprised if his successor is a left-field appointment taking everyone by surprise.

A good manager. How's he handling the pressure though? All part of the job and there's always pressure here too.
Roy doesn't bother getting into media spats - Wilder has, and it's not helped.
I still think they can stay up - which is slightly worrying for us if we continue this poor run.

Red and Blue Army!