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Canterbury Palace Whitstable 20 Oct 21 9.41am
I'm sure it didn't escape your notice that, following us outplaying Arsenal on Monday, there was somewhat of a media narrative about "Have Arsenal got the right ex-player in charge?". I think Piers Morgan even Tweeted it. Should we be anticipating Arsenal trying to lure Vieira as soon as they sack Arteta, whether that's this season or next? If so is it inevitable that he'd want to jump ship? We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...
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I'm sure it didn't escape your notice that, following us outplaying Arsenal on Monday, there was somewhat of a media narrative about "Have Arsenal got the right ex-player in charge?". I think Piers Morgan even Tweeted it.

Should we be anticipating Arsenal trying to lure Vieira as soon as they sack Arteta, whether that's this season or next? If so is it inevitable that he'd want to jump ship?

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

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Pete53 Hassocks 20 Oct 21 9.48am
I doubt it. I guess it would depend on when Arteta was sacked and what Viera had achieved with us at that point. I don't think there is any danger of Viera going to Arsenal should Arteta be fired in the next few months. The bald facts are that we have one won game in eight and at this point I can't see Arsenal seeing Viera as the must have next manager. Should we go on an impressive run and finish in the top 8 at the end of the season, with Arteta still clinging on at an Arsenal that have finished outside the top 4 then possibly.
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Hassocks 20 Oct 21 9.48am

I doubt it. I guess it would depend on when Arteta was sacked and what Viera had achieved with us at that point. I don't think there is any danger of Viera going to Arsenal should Arteta be fired in the next few months.

The bald facts are that we have one won game in eight and at this point I can't see Arsenal seeing Viera as the must have next manager. Should we go on an impressive run and finish in the top 8 at the end of the season, with Arteta still clinging on at an Arsenal that have finished outside the top 4 then possibly.

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Canterbury Palace Whitstable 20 Oct 21 10.08am
Originally posted by Pete53 I doubt it. I guess it would depend on when Arteta was sacked and what Viera had achieved with us at that point. I don't think there is any danger of Viera going to Arsenal should Arteta be fired in the next few months. The bald facts are that we have one won game in eight and at this point I can't see Arsenal seeing Viera as the must have next manager. Should we go on an impressive run and finish in the top 8 at the end of the season, with Arteta still clinging on at an Arsenal that have finished outside the top 4 then possibly. True but our performances have certainly been better than the wins and points suggest, especially given how difficult our run has been. I mean if we'd seen out those two games we'd be in the top half and just a few points off the Champions League places. I think it's fair to assume that once Eze and Zaha are back and Olise is ready to start games, we should start converting some draws into wins. We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...
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Whitstable 20 Oct 21 10.08am

Originally posted by Pete53

True but our performances have certainly been better than the wins and points suggest, especially given how difficult our run has been. I mean if we'd seen out those two games we'd be in the top half and just a few points off the Champions League places.

I think it's fair to assume that once Eze and Zaha are back and Olise is ready to start games, we should start converting some draws into wins.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 20 Oct 21 10.46am
There is a danger in giving ex-players the manager's job too early. Both Lampard and Arteta are recent cases in point. Whilst Vieira will almost certainly want to manage Arsenal one day, I reckon he will want to prove himself with Palace first. He has an exciting project with us. Furthermore, there's not the pressure for instant results that he'd face if he moved to Arsenal to replace Arteta this season.
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Too far from Selhurst Park 20 Oct 21 10.46am

There is a danger in giving ex-players the manager's job too early. Both Lampard and Arteta are recent cases in point.

Whilst Vieira will almost certainly want to manage Arsenal one day, I reckon he will want to prove himself with Palace first. He has an exciting project with us. Furthermore, there's not the pressure for instant results that he'd face if he moved to Arsenal to replace Arteta this season.

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fishbone London 20 Oct 21 10.53am
Originally posted by Canterbury Palace True but our performances have certainly been better than the wins and points suggest, especially given how difficult our run has been. I mean if we'd seen out those two games we'd be in the top half and just a few points off the Champions League places. I think it's fair to assume that once Eze and Zaha are back and Olise is ready to start games, we should start converting some draws into wins. Great answer! Couldn't have put it better myself.
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London 20 Oct 21 10.53am

Originally posted by Canterbury Palace

I think it's fair to assume that once Eze and Zaha are back and Olise is ready to start games, we should start converting some draws into wins.

Great answer! Couldn't have put it better myself.

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MrRobbo Chaldon 20 Oct 21 10.54am
I think it all depends when Artea gets the chop. Realistically Vieira needs a couple of years in the prem to prove his worth for a top team. Not that Arsenal are that any more. But he's made such an impressive start that I'm sure he is now on lots of clubs radars
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Chaldon 20 Oct 21 10.54am

I think it all depends when Artea gets the chop.

Realistically Vieira needs a couple of years in the prem to prove his worth for a top team. Not that Arsenal are that any more.

But he's made such an impressive start that I'm sure he is now on lots of clubs radars

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Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 20 Oct 21 11.20am
I would say it's inevitable that if Arsenal come looking for him, he will want the job. But it's all down to timing. Bit like the talk of Gerrard going to Liverpool. He won't go for at least a year because they will want to see whether he really is a good coach, and he's yet to prove that. If he does well for us, we'll benefit and should this talk become reality he'll leave us in a strong position to tempt an experienced replacement. Personally, I'm hoping he's a great success here and that he sees out his 3 year contract. And also that we'll finish above Arsenal! Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.
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I would say it's inevitable that if Arsenal come looking for him, he will want the job. But it's all down to timing.
Bit like the talk of Gerrard going to Liverpool.

He won't go for at least a year because they will want to see whether he really is a good coach, and he's yet to prove that. If he does well for us, we'll benefit and should this talk become reality he'll leave us in a strong position to tempt an experienced replacement.

Personally, I'm hoping he's a great success here and that he sees out his 3 year contract.

And also that we'll finish above Arsenal!

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

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fishbone London 20 Oct 21 2.34pm
Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer I would say it's inevitable that if Arsenal come looking for him, he will want the job. But it's all down to timing. Bit like the talk of Gerrard going to Liverpool. He won't go for at least a year because they will want to see whether he really is a good coach, and he's yet to prove that. If he does well for us, we'll benefit and should this talk become reality he'll leave us in a strong position to tempt an experienced replacement. Personally, I'm hoping he's a great success here and that he sees out his 3 year contract. And also that we'll finish above Arsenal! Who would you recommend to take his place or who would you think would be ready to take he place by then?
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London 20 Oct 21 2.34pm

Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer

I would say it's inevitable that if Arsenal come looking for him, he will want the job. But it's all down to timing.
Bit like the talk of Gerrard going to Liverpool.

Personally, I'm hoping he's a great success here and that he sees out his 3 year contract.

And also that we'll finish above Arsenal!

Who would you recommend to take his place or who would you think would be ready to take he place by then?

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Uphill Bedford 20 Oct 21 2.37pm
If, somehow, he guides us into Europe places in his first season then he'll be very hot property indeed and greatly sought after by more than just Arsenal.
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Bedford 20 Oct 21 2.37pm

If, somehow, he guides us into Europe places in his first season then he'll be very hot property indeed and greatly sought after by more than just Arsenal.

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Qwijibo Bournemouth 20 Oct 21 2.56pm
Thankfully he's only got a 12.5% win rate. Steve Bruce was nearer 65% during his time with us. He'd be a better option.
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Qwijibo

Bournemouth 20 Oct 21 2.56pm

Thankfully he's only got a 12.5% win rate.

Steve Bruce was nearer 65% during his time with us. He'd be a better option.

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Zimeagle Harare 20 Oct 21 3.00pm
Originally posted by fishbone Who would you recommend to take his place or who would you think would be ready to take he place by then? Given that we were serious about Nuno and Lucien Favre, I'd imagine it would be someone of that calibre.
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Zimeagle

Harare 20 Oct 21 3.00pm

Originally posted by fishbone

Who would you recommend to take his place or who would you think would be ready to take he place by then?

Given that we were serious about Nuno and Lucien Favre, I'd imagine it would be someone of that calibre.

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AlfNoakes Chichester 20 Oct 21 3.02pm
I think football gets the loyalty it deserves. Newcastle will be lucky to recruit a manager to develope a project. I think they'll get a "holding" manager. Back to P.V. I have been so happily surprised at his managerial aura. He was our reported 3rd or 4th choice. I wonder how he felt about that.I am so grateful to Steve Parish for the loyalty he's shown to his club,staff and fans. Sticking with Roy was inspired and promoted a feeling of loyalty that PV must have absorbed.Call me naive but feel that PV will be aware of that loyalty and buy into it,at least for the medium term.If we continue our playing progress this year, I can see a promising next season which would entice any new Premier League manager. Patrick Viera needs to prove himself, I'd love him to do that with us and stay with us for that little bit longer.
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Chichester 20 Oct 21 3.02pm

I think football gets the loyalty it deserves. Newcastle will be
lucky to recruit a manager to develope a project.
I think they'll get a "holding" manager.
Back to P.V. I have been so happily surprised at his managerial
aura. He was our reported 3rd or 4th choice. I wonder
how he felt about that.I am so grateful to Steve Parish
for the loyalty he's shown to his club,staff and fans.
Sticking with Roy was inspired and promoted a feeling of loyalty
that PV must have absorbed.Call me naive but feel that PV will
be aware of that loyalty and buy into it,at least for the medium term.If we continue our playing progress this year, I can see
a promising next season which would entice any new Premier
League manager. Patrick Viera needs to prove himself, I'd love
him to do that with us and stay with us for that little bit longer.

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