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Originally posted by bootsy333
Contrary to many people's opinion if we could get six points under a temporary manager, and then appoint Rooney, I feel he would be an excellent choice. He is an imperfect human, and would relate well with the players. He would also help inspire the strikers. His appointment would do much more good than harm. Good call and he would have a proven striker at his disposal: Benteke!!
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Why would we take anyone without Premiership experience and particularly over so few games ??
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Originally posted by Far away fan
Parish end off season you will sell the club, thank you for helping Palace and good bye The club does not belong to Parish. He owns 20 percent of it . If he were to sell his stake i would imagine it would be to Texter to make him the majority shareholder .
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Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
If Roy returns, fair enough. It's not fair enough. If Roy returns as a two-month emergency bandage (which, by the way, I'm not saying isn't a good idea) it shows the club has done no long-term planning, no preparation for changing the manager, and is basically reacting to events in desperation rather than controlling them. Since Parish only owns 20% of the club, what needs to happen is that the majority owners should remove him as CEO and hire someone for whom CPFC rather than his own ego is the main motivating factor. Parish has had his day and we're all grateful for what CPFC2010 did but just as managers have a shelf-life, so do chairmen. Parish's leadership of the club for over twelve months now has been woeful, and it's brought us directly to this pass. Edited by sydtheeagle (17 Mar 2023 7.00pm)
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Will Still a good outside bet.
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Looks like its a very typical palace move.
Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!! |
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Originally posted by sydtheeagle
It's not fair enough. If Roy returns as a two-month emergency bandage (which, by the way, I'm not saying isn't a good idea) it shows the club has done no long-term planning, no preparation for changing the manager, and is basically reacting to events in desperation rather than controlling them. Since Parish only owns 20% of the club, what needs to happen is that the majority owners should remove him as CEO and hire someone for whom CPFC rather than his own ego is the main motivating factor. Parish has had his day and we're all grateful for what CPFC2010 did but just as managers have a shelf-life, so do chairmen. Parish's leadership of the club for over twelve months now has been woeful, and it's brought us directly to this pass. Edited by sydtheeagle (17 Mar 2023 7.00pm) It would appear your worries are exactly what has happened. Parish has said that a change was needed but he is not going to rush into finding PVs replacement. As you rightly say Parish has created a lot of these problems himself. I’d be happy to see him move on now.
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Roy till the end of the season makes complete sense! It's firefighting mode now and we need to survive.
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Originally posted by Mstrobez
Usual hysteria baked in quite astonishing abuse for our most successful top flight manager in history - but Roy makes complete sense. The only thing that matters this season is staying up, now. There is no one better equipped to ensure that for us than Roy. Couple of months, keeps us up, we thank him again and the we regroup in the summer for the next "project manager". I cannot for the life of me understand the objection. But what is worse is the absolutely astonishing abuse and vitriol people will throw at a guy who did as much for this club as he has. How did he do with Watford?
'We are going to make a little bit of history here’ Mr. J. Ertl. |
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Originally posted by eaglesdare
Roy till the end of the season makes complete sense! It's firefighting mode now and we need to survive. Despite any PTSD-esque reactions this. This in one.
Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!! |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Looks like its a very typical palace move. Oh for f***s sake I suppose, being optimistic, we only need 7 to 10 more points to stay up. Which is a really s*** ambition. I genuinely worry about the 3 or 4 players who are of genuine quality, and whether or not they'd want to be here for a rebuild.
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7 to 10 points ??? Really ?
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