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Palacesince64 Edinburgh 22 Feb 24 2.39am
I read somewhere that there were concerns expressed within the squad about the focus on practice games in training at the expense of basic fitness work. If true it’s disappointing that professional players didn’t put in extra shifts to work on their personal fitness but OG has brought in his own coaches and likes to press so I’m expecting a fitter team that can play 100 minutes. I suspect he will use the squad more if only tio see what the players are made of before the season ends. We might even see some of the youngsters getting on the pitch. In terms of hope rather than expectation I’d like to see him convince Eze, Olise, and Doucoure that another season at Palace would be in their best interest. Given the injuries they’ve had this season I’m not convinced we’ll get huge offers for them in the summer as most people seem to think.
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Palacesince64

Edinburgh 22 Feb 24 2.39am

I read somewhere that there were concerns expressed within the squad about the focus on practice games in training at the expense of basic fitness work. If true it’s disappointing that professional players didn’t put in extra shifts to work on their personal fitness but OG has brought in his own coaches and likes to press so I’m expecting a fitter team that can play 100 minutes.
I suspect he will use the squad more if only tio see what the players are made of before the season ends. We might even see some of the youngsters getting on the pitch.
In terms of hope rather than expectation I’d like to see him convince Eze, Olise, and Doucoure that another season at Palace would be in their best interest. Given the injuries they’ve had this season I’m not convinced we’ll get huge offers for them in the summer as most people seem to think.

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Stirlingsays Online 22 Feb 24 7.04am
I think we can all agree that the combination of a manager like Glasner and the significant interest in our star players means that change is coming to Palace....good or bad things will probably look very different come the start of next season. I have some frustration that as supporters/fans we were denied the chance to see what our team could achieve with our star players fully fit and able to play together for most of a season: it's a cruel joke. Still onwards and hopefully upwards. Edited by Stirlingsays (22 Feb 2024 7.05am) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Stirlingsays Online

22 Feb 24 7.04am

I think we can all agree that the combination of a manager like Glasner and the significant interest in our star players means that change is coming to Palace....good or bad things will probably look very different come the start of next season.

I have some frustration that as supporters/fans we were denied the chance to see what our team could achieve with our star players fully fit and able to play together for most of a season: it's a cruel joke.

Still onwards and hopefully upwards.

Edited by Stirlingsays (22 Feb 2024 7.05am)

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PatrickA London 22 Feb 24 9.22am
In his interview today Glasner says talks with the club started in the autumn and the move had happened a bit earlier than planned. This would indicate a least some foresight and planning on the part of the club and it sounds as if Glasner has already being doing some homework on the players and the team. Hopefully he will have been checking these forums to see what he should do.
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PatrickA

London 22 Feb 24 9.22am

In his interview today Glasner says talks with the club started in the autumn and the move had happened a bit earlier than planned.

This would indicate a least some foresight and planning on the part of the club and it sounds as if Glasner has already being doing some homework on the players and the team.

Hopefully he will have been checking these forums to see what he should do.

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RichardJP Epsom 22 Feb 24 9.30am
That's how I saw it as well. Reassuring to discover that there was always a plan in place, they've just brought it forwards through absolute necessity. Glasner’s Glaziers
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RichardJP

Epsom 22 Feb 24 9.30am

That's how I saw it as well.

Reassuring to discover that there was always a plan in place, they've just brought it forwards through absolute necessity.

Glasner’s Glaziers

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 22 Feb 24 9.58am
Originally posted by PatrickA In his interview today Glasner says talks with the club started in the autumn and the move had happened a bit earlier than planned. This would indicate a least some foresight and planning on the part of the club and it sounds as if Glasner has already being doing some homework on the players and the team. Hopefully he will have been checking these forums to see what he should do. That's great news to hear. Bodes well IMHO as I was concerned he may have been offered and taken the job on somewhat of a panicked whim. Good stuff! Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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Nicholas91

The Democratic Republic of Kent 22 Feb 24 9.58am

Originally posted by PatrickA

In his interview today Glasner says talks with the club started in the autumn and the move had happened a bit earlier than planned.

This would indicate a least some foresight and planning on the part of the club and it sounds as if Glasner has already being doing some homework on the players and the team.

Hopefully he will have been checking these forums to see what he should do.

That's great news to hear. Bodes well IMHO as I was concerned he may have been offered and taken the job on somewhat of a panicked whim. Good stuff!

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

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 22 Feb 24 10.06am
Originally posted by Nicholas91 That's great news to hear. Bodes well IMHO as I was concerned he may have been offered and taken the job on somewhat of a panicked whim. Good stuff! I believe I asserted on HOL, I certainly did outside this hallowed site, that succession planning was very much in progress.Glasner was not first approached in recent days. Edited by Willo (22 Feb 2024 10.07am)
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 22 Feb 24 10.06am

Originally posted by Nicholas91

That's great news to hear. Bodes well IMHO as I was concerned he may have been offered and taken the job on somewhat of a panicked whim. Good stuff!

I believe I asserted on HOL, I certainly did outside this hallowed site, that succession planning was very much in progress.Glasner was not first approached in recent days.

Edited by Willo (22 Feb 2024 10.07am)

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Eaglehamster Storrington 22 Feb 24 10.07am
Originally posted by Painter If it’s schoolboy stuff, why do clubs spend millions on managers and coaches, when they could have just go down to the local school to recruit. There is a little bit more to being a manager, than you think. I don't doubt but the throw ins? Explain that? I have now sufficient funds to last me the rest of my life. Provided I don't buy anything.
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Eaglehamster

Storrington 22 Feb 24 10.07am

Originally posted by Painter

If it’s schoolboy stuff, why do clubs spend millions on managers and coaches, when they could have just go down to the local school to recruit.

There is a little bit more to being a manager, than you think.

I don't doubt but the throw ins? Explain that?

I have now sufficient funds to last me the rest of my life. Provided I don't buy anything.

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 22 Feb 24 10.11am
Originally posted by Willo I believe I asserted on HOL, I certainly did outside this hallowed site, that succession planning was very much in progress.Glasner was not first approached in recent days. Edited by Willo (22 Feb 2024 10.07am) All good stuff then Willo! Perhaps credit may be due but I'll wait on results Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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Nicholas91

The Democratic Republic of Kent 22 Feb 24 10.11am

Originally posted by Willo

I believe I asserted on HOL, I certainly did outside this hallowed site, that succession planning was very much in progress.Glasner was not first approached in recent days.

Edited by Willo (22 Feb 2024 10.07am)

All good stuff then Willo! Perhaps credit may be due but I'll wait on results

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

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Charlie B 22 Feb 24 10.51am
Originally posted by beak ...for questioning ? Name,rank and playing position? Don't tell him Pike
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Charlie B

22 Feb 24 10.51am

Originally posted by beak

...for questioning ? Name,rank and playing position?

Don't tell him Pike

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Painter Croydon 22 Feb 24 10.59am
Originally posted by Willo I believe I asserted on HOL, I certainly did outside this hallowed site, that succession planning was very much in progress.Glasner was not first approached in recent days. Edited by Willo (22 Feb 2024 10.07am) The assertions from some, that the club is run on a wing and a prayer, have never convinced me. Parish is quite an astute businessman and obviously has a plan moving forward and a contingency plan as back up. I doubt Cooper and Potter were ever on the radar, but only in the media’s view, as both unemployed. Edited by Painter (22 Feb 2024 11.00am)
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Painter

Croydon 22 Feb 24 10.59am

Originally posted by Willo

I believe I asserted on HOL, I certainly did outside this hallowed site, that succession planning was very much in progress.Glasner was not first approached in recent days.

Edited by Willo (22 Feb 2024 10.07am)

The assertions from some, that the club is run on a wing and a prayer, have never convinced me. Parish is quite an astute businessman and obviously has a plan moving forward and a contingency plan as back up. I doubt Cooper and Potter were ever on the radar, but only in the media’s view, as both unemployed.

Edited by Painter (22 Feb 2024 11.00am)

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 22 Feb 24 11.06am
Originally posted by Painter The assertions from some, that the club is run on a wing and a prayer, have never convinced me. Parish is quite an astute businessman and obviously has a plan moving forward and a contingency plan as back up. I doubt Cooper and Potter were ever on the radar, but only in the media’s view, as both unemployed. Edited by Painter (22 Feb 2024 11.00am) I never heard any mention of Messrs Cooper and Potter but as I have mentioned previously,I do not get a running commentary of events at the club. Succession planning has been concluded, Glasner is on the managerial 'Throne' and of course I wish him every success. Edited by Willo (22 Feb 2024 11.08am)
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 22 Feb 24 11.06am

Originally posted by Painter

The assertions from some, that the club is run on a wing and a prayer, have never convinced me. Parish is quite an astute businessman and obviously has a plan moving forward and a contingency plan as back up. I doubt Cooper and Potter were ever on the radar, but only in the media’s view, as both unemployed.

Edited by Painter (22 Feb 2024 11.00am)

I never heard any mention of Messrs Cooper and Potter but as I have mentioned previously,I do not get a running commentary of events at the club.
Succession planning has been concluded, Glasner is on the managerial 'Throne' and of course I wish him every success.

Edited by Willo (22 Feb 2024 11.08am)

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est1905 22 Feb 24 4.58pm
Originally posted by PatrickA We could be one of the top teams outside the big teams…….but not if we sell 3 stars in the summer as some seem to be advocating. We’ve not managed to replace Zaha and Olise and Eze would also be difficult to replace. It’s no coincidence that we’ve struggled to win games without them. There isn’t a conveyor belt of equivalent talent waiting to replace them. We’re not Brighton who manage to sell their players at way over the odds and then allow themselves a small smile as they fail to deliver for their new clubs not schooled in the Brighton system of play. I was told Glasner has been told by both Parish and Freedman that he will have a budget to spend in the summer which he is happy with. It is not conditional on sales. Glasner has it written into his contract that he has a say on who comes and who leaves. Basically, If say, Olise is happy at Palace and not agitating for a move and Glasner wants to keep him it will only take a stupid offer to tempt the club to sell. Even then if the club still dont feel he can be replaced and Glasner wants to keep him he may yet still be kept even in that scenario. I think it will only be if a player wants to go that the club will listen to offers. It will still need to be a good value offer.
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est1905

22 Feb 24 4.58pm

Originally posted by PatrickA

We could be one of the top teams outside the big teams…….but not if we sell 3 stars in the summer as some seem to be advocating.
We’ve not managed to replace Zaha and Olise and Eze would also be difficult to replace.
It’s no coincidence that we’ve struggled to win games without them.
There isn’t a conveyor belt of equivalent talent waiting to replace them.

We’re not Brighton who manage to sell their players at way over the odds and then allow themselves a small smile as they fail to deliver for their new clubs not schooled in the Brighton system of play.

I was told Glasner has been told by both Parish and Freedman that he will have a budget to spend in the summer which he is happy with. It is not conditional on sales. Glasner has it written into his contract that he has a say on who comes and who leaves.
Basically, If say, Olise is happy at Palace and not agitating for a move and Glasner wants to keep him it will only take a stupid offer to tempt the club to sell. Even then if the club still dont feel he can be replaced and Glasner wants to keep him he may yet still be kept even in that scenario.
I think it will only be if a player wants to go that the club will listen to offers. It will still need to be a good value offer.

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