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 madcap_v2  SE25 / Ibiza 20 Dec 23 5.15pm |
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Originally posted by silvertop
Eze is still not 100% so may not start (RH interview - possibly kidology?). Lerma is only cited as 25% likely to start. Both may be bench warmers but Eze should be at east a sub. I don't think CC was referring to the Brighton game, but those players may be back over the Christmas period
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Lanzo-Ad  Lanzarote 20 Dec 23 5.20pm |
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt
I would be interested in other people's job-spec for the position. Am I miles away from other people's ideas? I think you Job-Spec is spot on, struggling to find someone who fits the criteria, also managers who have done well and failed once shouldn't be discounted.
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| southnorwoodhill 20 Dec 23 9.00pm |
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Looks like Parish can scrub Roberts off his list
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| Rachid Rachid Rachid 20 Dec 23 9.28pm |
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I think Forest's home crowd carried them a bit last season and their away record suggests Cooper isn't great at managing a team to win a game of football when they're up against it which is a red flag IMO. That said I don't think we should delude ourselves about the level of coach we should be looking at. Some of our managerial recruitment attempts and departures have looked pretty ham fisted and the ownership structure still looks very messy. I'd think that SP will like Cooper's knowledge of youth football.
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| Rachid Rachid Rachid 20 Dec 23 9.54pm |
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Originally posted by monkey
I don’t know why I always remember this, but Neil Warnock got the sack second time around when we only had 19 points after the game in between Christmas and new year which was a 0-0 draw against QPR. So thinking on what you said, Roy’s got three tough games to get us beyond that total as we’re on 17. Not saying he’ll get the sack if he doesn’t get beyond that figure because we’ve learnt a lot since then and we could easily rack up enough points in the new year to stay out of trouble, but I always sort of gauge how we’re doing each season because I remember that season Apologies for being a pedant but I think Warnock was fired after the boxing day loss at home to Southampton. I stayed to the death and can remember the awkwardness between him and some of the players as they left the pitch - he looked a dead man walking so to speak. Keith Millen took the team for two 0-0 away draws at QPR and Villa before Pardew took the team at Dover. IMO Pardew's first year was the most exciting we've played since promotion. IIRC Pardew and Steve Parish were acquainted prior to his appointment.
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| monkey Sittingbourne 20 Dec 23 10.57pm |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
Apologies for being a pedant but I think Warnock was fired after the boxing day loss at home to Southampton. I stayed to the death and can remember the awkwardness between him and some of the players as they left the pitch - he looked a dead man walking so to speak. Keith Millen took the team for two 0-0 away draws at QPR and Villa before Pardew took the team at Dover. IMO Pardew's first year was the most exciting we've played since promotion. IIRC Pardew and Steve Parish were acquainted prior to his appointment. No you pedant away, I think you’re right, we got totally outclassed by saints if I remember right. I knew it was around that time. I agree about Pardew, he made it clear he was letting the shackles off and beating spurs in his first league game was a brilliant start. I don’t hate Pardew like some do, I know we were like the keystone cops most of the time, but at least we attacked with him in charge and I love the way he went for the FA Cup, even if our league form did suffer, it certainly wasn’t dull with him in charge
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| TheBigToePunt 21 Dec 23 12.10pm |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
Apologies for being a pedant but I think Warnock was fired after the boxing day loss at home to Southampton. I stayed to the death and can remember the awkwardness between him and some of the players as they left the pitch - he looked a dead man walking so to speak. What I remember about that period was an interview Warnock gave on TV a few games before. We were at home, live on sky and got a result (perhaps a hard earned draw?). Warnock told the interviewer how pleased he was with the teams effort and attitude, before saying something that stuck in my mind afterwards. He said 'If these players are not having me (as has apparently been suggested) then that performance is a funny way of showing it'. I remember thinking that I hadn't heard a single rumour of discontent, and neither had anyone else I knew. Nothing. Not a dickie bird. As you say, it subsequently appeared the club found Warnock inadequate for the top flight, but none of it took place in public or through the press. Compare that to the bulls*** a Manchester United manager has to handle. Sniping from players on social media, off the record briefings to the press by insiders, and disruptive agents sowing bad seeds here and there. I'm sure there aren't many who would turn down united to manage Palace, but the next man will not have a fraction of the bulls*** to swim through as you get at other clubs.
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| ex hibitionist Hastings 21 Dec 23 2.00pm |
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Cooper's done a great job at Forest, you can always pick holes but we rated him before he proved himself so he is undoubtedly a very talented manager and we are the right size of club for him at this time ... looks a great fit and his name rhymes with super.
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eagleman13  On The Road To Hell & Alicante 21 Dec 23 2.29pm |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
Cooper's done a great job at Forest, you can always pick holes but we rated him before he proved himself so he is undoubtedly a very talented manager and we are the right size of club for him at this time ... looks a great fit and his name rhymes with super. This is going into an Abba song, isn't it.
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| mezzer Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 21 Dec 23 2.49pm |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
Apologies for being a pedant but I think Warnock was fired after the boxing day loss at home to Southampton. I stayed to the death and can remember the awkwardness between him and some of the players as they left the pitch - he looked a dead man walking so to speak. Keith Millen took the team for two 0-0 away draws at QPR and Villa before Pardew took the team at Dover. IMO Pardew's first year was the most exciting we've played since promotion. IIRC Pardew and Steve Parish were acquainted prior to his appointment. Still the closest we've ever got to playing in Europe
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| eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 21 Dec 23 3.10pm |
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Originally posted by mezzer
Still the closest we've ever got to playing in Europe 'scuse me, what about the euro skoda car boot sale cup, where we lost twice 2-0 to Samsunspor from Turkey? I went to both games. Edited by eagleman13 (21 Dec 2023 3.10pm)
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| Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 21 Dec 23 3.18pm |
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Originally posted by eagleman13
This is going into an Abba song, isn't it. Good shout eagleman - Super Cooper etc., but still not sure about this bloke. His CV doesn't look super as far as I'm concerned. Meantime I back Roy to keep us up and prefer to save this discussion until end of season.
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