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Badger11 Beckenham 26 Feb 24 12.19pm
Originally posted by PatrickA I’m pleased he’s gone, while acknowledging that he did have some good spells at the club . I think we’ll see a marked improvement in his absence. In terms of his taking another role this could prove problematic. He’s always been very much a hands on coach out on the training field every day. I just don’t see him as a consultant in some vague role cooked up to keep him in employment. Exactly. If he had a reputation for bring young players through you could see him consulting on a Club's Academy structure / scouting. He could certainly do Club Ambassador role but I think his options are limited. One more point
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Badger11

Beckenham 26 Feb 24 12.19pm

Originally posted by PatrickA

I’m pleased he’s gone, while acknowledging that he did have some good spells at the club .
I think we’ll see a marked improvement in his absence.
In terms of his taking another role this could prove problematic.
He’s always been very much a hands on coach out on the training field every day.
I just don’t see him as a consultant in some vague role cooked up to keep him in employment.

Exactly. If he had a reputation for bring young players through you could see him consulting on a Club's Academy structure / scouting.

He could certainly do Club Ambassador role but I think his options are limited.

One more point

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MrRobbo Purley 26 Feb 24 12.41pm
Originally posted by Canterbury Palace I said a couple of months ago I'd have no issue with him moving upstairs in some capacity. However, on balance that might undermine the current manager and prove too tempting for Parish to put him in charge again if we start struggling under Glasner. I fear that, despite his enormous experience, his overriding footballing philosophy is at odds with what most ambitious clubs are trying to do now. He might be a hugely valuable resource for a newly promoted club with an inexperienced manager trying to establish themselves in the division. Whatever he does, wish him the best and would be great if he could come to one of our final games of the season after we're safe to say goodbye and get an ovation. 100% agree with. He's got vast amount of experience, but, the game is progressing at quite a rate. I'm not sure what he offers to an established club with a decent manager. There is certainly some value he can add, I'm jsut not sure its at Palace any more.
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Purley 26 Feb 24 12.41pm

Originally posted by Canterbury Palace

I said a couple of months ago I'd have no issue with him moving upstairs in some capacity.

However, on balance that might undermine the current manager and prove too tempting for Parish to put him in charge again if we start struggling under Glasner.

I fear that, despite his enormous experience, his overriding footballing philosophy is at odds with what most ambitious clubs are trying to do now. He might be a hugely valuable resource for a newly promoted club with an inexperienced manager trying to establish themselves in the division.

Whatever he does, wish him the best and would be great if he could come to one of our final games of the season after we're safe to say goodbye and get an ovation.

100% agree with.

He's got vast amount of experience, but, the game is progressing at quite a rate. I'm not sure what he offers to an established club with a decent manager.

There is certainly some value he can add, I'm jsut not sure its at Palace any more.

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Uphill Bedford 26 Feb 24 5.48pm
Sheila Hodgson - for God's sake put your foot down and demand he jacks it in so you can have some time together. Your husband has had a fantastic run but now's the time to enjoy some holidays otherwise his health will deteriorate. He's had two warnings and a third is not worth thinking about. Man and boy Palace since my first game in 1948 sitting on my dad's shoulders
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Uphill

Bedford 26 Feb 24 5.48pm

Sheila Hodgson - for God's sake put your foot down and demand he jacks it in so you can have some time together.

Your husband has had a fantastic run but now's the time to enjoy some holidays otherwise his health will deteriorate.

He's had two warnings and a third is not worth thinking about.

Man and boy Palace since my first game in 1948 sitting on my dad's shoulders

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esox lucius Deal 26 Feb 24 6.30pm
Maybe Roy needs to work for the good of his health. Some people who have worked their whole lives then retire with out any hobbies or interests die of boredom 12 months later. He just needs his fix of football but NOT at the sharp end as a manager.
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esox lucius

Deal 26 Feb 24 6.30pm

Maybe Roy needs to work for the good of his health. Some people who have worked their whole lives then retire with out any hobbies or interests die of boredom 12 months later. He just needs his fix of football but NOT at the sharp end as a manager.

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RubinsCube Wimbledon 26 Feb 24 7.42pm
Originally posted by MrRobbo 100% agree with. He's got vast amount of experience, but, the game is progressing at quite a rate. I'm not sure what he offers to an established club with a decent manager. There is certainly some value he can add, I'm jsut not sure its at Palace any more. The guy is exceptionally well connected across Europe and beyond. I could see him helping to establish connections (scouting networks, feeder club set ups, backroom staff recruitment) for ambitious clubs looking to replicate Brentford's / Scum's successes in recent seasons. I could also see him taking an unstructured international team - maybe one of the runners and riders at the Afcon or a club in Saudi - and implementing some good improvement there. Edited by RubinsCube (26 Feb 2024 7.43pm)
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RubinsCube

Wimbledon 26 Feb 24 7.42pm

Originally posted by MrRobbo

100% agree with.

He's got vast amount of experience, but, the game is progressing at quite a rate. I'm not sure what he offers to an established club with a decent manager.

There is certainly some value he can add, I'm jsut not sure its at Palace any more.

The guy is exceptionally well connected across Europe and beyond. I could see him helping to establish connections (scouting networks, feeder club set ups, backroom staff recruitment) for ambitious clubs looking to replicate Brentford's / Scum's successes in recent seasons.

I could also see him taking an unstructured international team - maybe one of the runners and riders at the Afcon or a club in Saudi - and implementing some good improvement there.

Edited by RubinsCube (26 Feb 2024 7.43pm)

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