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eag-les Flag Coulsdon 08 Feb 21 11.32pm

Why on earth wait til summer? We're pretty much safe and getting rid of Mr Bore now would give the new man time to shift the sh*t from the sugar. Come on Mr Parish you must watch what we do!!

 


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n wales eagles Flag llandudno 08 Feb 21 11.36pm

Sorry Roy in the words of Catherine Jenkins after tonight's display "time to say goodbye"

 

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Feb 21 1.15am

Originally posted by Willo

I have consistently mentioned about our "Dad's Army" squad and opinied that they would be found out this season, because of a truncated pre-season and the schedule of matches.

I’d defy anyone to do better with the squad we’ve got. If anything, Hodgson has massively over-delivered during his time with us.

 


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radicalsteve Flag ottawa 09 Feb 21 1.41am

Its just not on for Roy to retire until the end of the season, but for Chrissake, it would be nice if we just went out there and tried to win a game, rather than freezing trying not to loose it! Neither should Roy become a lame duck by either him or the club signalling that retirement and a change is due next season. Think we just have to suck it up, grind out the required 38 points and look forward to a renewed squad and new coaching staff to arrive in the summer.

Edited by radicalsteve (09 Feb 2021 1.42am)

 

Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards grumpymort Flag US/Thailand/UK 09 Feb 21 2.10am

I don't expect Roy will go at the end of the season I just hope some one comes in to learn for another season and then take over from him we can't keep putting up with this his time has past now.

We need some one fresh to do a rebuild the current manager has had a lot of talent which is being wasted.

For me if I was in charge we lose to Burnley at weekend Roy would be gone but SP wont do that he has it easy with Roy.

 


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Wilbraham413 Flag 09 Feb 21 2.54am

I really can't stand watching Roy manage this team any longer. It's gone beyond futility, and it's just painful and humiliating to watch.

Leeds score in the first 3 minutes, and then it's two hours of watching our pathetic and inept attempt at offense. The announcers sounded like they were ready to hang themselves watching this utter sh-t display of football.

I don't care who we get, I just want it to be over with Roy.

 


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2020 Feb. (Van Aanholt) Palace 1 - 0 Newcastle

thai-eagle Flag chiang mai 09 Feb 21 3.42am

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson, speaking to the BBC, said: "Everything depends upon the opposition and we met a good team.
"I didn't think our passing was as good. The pitch was difficult for both teams which doesn't help when you're the team chasing the game and trying to get back into it.

"They are maybe more used to it. It's not the reason we lost the game but it may have affected the way we were able to pass the ball which I didn't think we did well enough."

Two Hodgson quotes after the game. Why always point out what a good team the opposition is? We play in PL, the strongest league in the world and most teams are very good. But why make them look even better? Our 4-4-2 is not up to it, we even make Burnley, Fulham and Sheff Utd look like Barcelona in their heydays.
Leeds outplayed us, outfought us, outran us and it was quite simply little boys vs big men. The only department we were on top - mispasses and backpasses.
And it gets no better when you see Townsend, Batman and Benteke coming off the bench. Why not bring a young player or two - just travelling with the A-team would give them a lift. And they would be no worse than rest of the pack.
OK, no WZ, but this was beyond bad - it could easily have been another seven behind Guaita. Burnley next - they probably do the double over us this season.

 

Henry of Peckham Flag Eton Mess 09 Feb 21 6.59am

We need four wins from Roy. Please get them ASAP then stand him down to give a new manager some games to motivate the team. Sorry Roy but your permanent retirement is long overdue. NO MORE CONTRACT RENEWALS.

 


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pompeyeagle Flag Relocated to Shropshire 09 Feb 21 8.09am

Originally posted by Henry of Peckham

We need four wins from Roy. Please get them ASAP then stand him down to give a new manager some games to motivate the team. Sorry Roy but your permanent retirement is long overdue. NO MORE CONTRACT RENEWALS.

Four wins? We’re not going to get four wins between now and the end of the season, that’s for sure. However I expect we will manage at least a win and a couple of draws which is all we will need. I can’t see any of the bottom three getting to 30 points, not without any home fans to give them that extra impetus.

 

Eaglecoops Flag CR3 09 Feb 21 9.11am

The Leeds team we played last night is 50% made up of average Championship players, but they all work hard and they are all fit and capable of sprinting around the park for 90 minutes. They have added to their ranks some real talent too and you get the feeling it is a club that knows where it is going.

We should be so much better. There are 2 transfer windows each season so Roy has had 8 windows to improve the side. If he was banging down the door of the owners as he should be and brought in one experienced player and one decent youngster (so just two players per window), then we would not be in the position we are now.

Instead of investing in the likes of younger players like Eze, we bring in Cahill, Clyne, McCarthy and waste money on players like Jach, Rakip and Sorloth.

Unfortunately, it appears Roy is a yes man and has no ambition or desire to stand up to a board and demand changes such that we are now in a situation where we are faced with a squad that is age wise falling off the edge of a cliff.

He is in many ways the worst possible manager for us because his system suits, in fact relies upon, old experienced players rather than young dynamic players, therefore unless there is a regular turnover of replacements there is only one direction the club can go in until it becomes unviable. I along with many other Palace fans reckon we have hit that point in time.

He has to go and we need to replace probably at least 6 players.


 

Gary St.Andrews Flag Kenley 09 Feb 21 9.19am

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

The Leeds team we played last night is 50% made up of average Championship players, but they all work hard and they are all fit and capable of sprinting around the park for 90 minutes. They have added to their ranks some real talent too and you get the feeling it is a club that knows where it is going.

We should be so much better. There are 2 transfer windows each season so Roy has had 8 windows to improve the side. If he was banging down the door of the owners as he should be and brought in one experienced player and one decent youngster (so just two players per window), then we would not be in the position we are now.

Instead of investing in the likes of younger players like Eze, we bring in Cahill, Clyne, McCarthy and waste money on players like Jach, Rakip and Sorloth.

Unfortunately, it appears Roy is a yes man and has no ambition or desire to stand up to a board and demand changes such that we are now in a situation where we are faced with a squad that is age wise falling off the edge of a cliff.

He is in many ways the worst possible manager for us because his system suits, in fact relies upon, old experienced players rather than young dynamic players, therefore unless there is a regular turnover of replacements there is only one direction the club can go in until it becomes unviable. I along with many other Palace fans reckon we have hit that point in time.

He has to go and we need to replace probably at least 6 players.


Are you saying “ Roy should go now” Eaglecoops?

 

Davepalace707 Flag Northumberland 09 Feb 21 9.20am

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

The Leeds team we played last night is 50% made up of average Championship players, but they all work hard and they are all fit and capable of sprinting around the park for 90 minutes. They have added to their ranks some real talent too and you get the feeling it is a club that knows where it is going.

We should be so much better. There are 2 transfer windows each season so Roy has had 8 windows to improve the side. If he was banging down the door of the owners as he should be and brought in one experienced player and one decent youngster (so just two players per window), then we would not be in the position we are now.

Instead of investing in the likes of younger players like Eze, we bring in Cahill, Clyne, McCarthy and waste money on players like Jach, Rakip and Sorloth.

Unfortunately, it appears Roy is a yes man and has no ambition or desire to stand up to a board and demand changes such that we are now in a situation where we are faced with a squad that is age wise falling off the edge of a cliff.

He is in many ways the worst possible manager for us because his system suits, in fact relies upon, old experienced players rather than young dynamic players, therefore unless there is a regular turnover of replacements there is only one direction the club can go in until it becomes unviable. I along with many other Palace fans reckon we have hit that point in time.

He has to go and we need to replace probably at least 6 players.


Good post some very valid points

 

Eaglecoops Flag CR3 09 Feb 21 9.30am

He should go end of season Gary, but they need to have a decent plan in place and be ready to implement it.

 

NEILLO Flag Shoreham-by-Sea 09 Feb 21 9.31am

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

The Leeds team we played last night is 50% made up of average Championship players, but they all work hard and they are all fit and capable of sprinting around the park for 90 minutes. They have added to their ranks some real talent too and you get the feeling it is a club that knows where it is going.

We should be so much better. There are 2 transfer windows each season so Roy has had 8 windows to improve the side. If he was banging down the door of the owners as he should be and brought in one experienced player and one decent youngster (so just two players per window), then we would not be in the position we are now.

Instead of investing in the likes of younger players like Eze, we bring in Cahill, Clyne, McCarthy and waste money on players like Jach, Rakip and Sorloth.

Unfortunately, it appears Roy is a yes man and has no ambition or desire to stand up to a board and demand changes such that we are now in a situation where we are faced with a squad that is age wise falling off the edge of a cliff.

He is in many ways the worst possible manager for us because his system suits, in fact relies upon, old experienced players rather than young dynamic players, therefore unless there is a regular turnover of replacements there is only one direction the club can go in until it becomes unviable. I along with many other Palace fans reckon we have hit that point in time.

He has to go and we need to replace probably at least 6 players.


Confronting your employees usually ends one way. You would view it as being a '' yes man '' but equally you could argue that Hodgson is working within the constraints of the financial situation at the club.

Here's a quote from November last year ;

Hodgson said: “This squad of players has aged together. They have played together, aged together and done a fantastic job. But one has to be realistic and accept that one day that’s going to catch up with us and, maybe, the fresh blood needs to be made available.

“It’s something that the chairman and the owners are very aware of, and something that Doug Freedman and I are aware of, too.

 


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PatrickA Flag London 09 Feb 21 9.34am

Perhaps it’s wishful thinking on my part, but there seem to be signs that Hodgson will leave at the end of the season.
He says he’s happy to leave the decision until the end of the season, but that is not a feasible position for the club.
The future of Hodgson’s staff and the many out of contract players can’t wait until the the season has finished.
This would be unsatisfactory for all concerned and almost negligent of the board.
I hope the club has already identified, or is in the process of identifying, a replacement and that such individual is/ will be in board with transfer decisions to be made.
Hodgson and the club may be on the same page with his planned departure, but neither believe it’s an opportune time to announce it yet.

 

Gary St.Andrews Flag Kenley 09 Feb 21 9.34am

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

He should go end of season Gary, but they need to have a decent plan in place and be ready to implement it.

I agree 100%. It’s strange times at the moment so navigate through this season. Press the reset button with a new manager for 21/22 season.

 

MonsterMunch Flag Cambridge 09 Feb 21 9.36am

Its interesting I think to recognise that if Roy was at Leeds and Bielsa was Palace Manager neither teams would play the same way.

Roy would not have the ability or willingness to play the Leeds way and Bielsa would not be able to execute his philosophy with our current crop of players. Leeds are set up to play their way. He couldnt do it at Palace. I'm not saying Leeds way is the best way to play football but he has a philosophy and vision of how he wants to play. Roy has the same way of thinking just far less imaginative and thinks about the opposition first. Bielsa is achieving this with largely Championship players. We have overpaid, unmotivated, aging players. I can recognise that. He should be doing better, by better I mean playing on the front foot, coaching the players to pass the ball to each other. The other thing is maybe we are underestimating the impact of having so many players and management teams futures undecided which is having a detrimental affect on performance. Maybe internally the players and Manager know its all change the end of the season. The problem I have with Hodgson is his inability to adapt or change. I couldnt care less about his age, that has no bearing on his ability, as long as he is clear of mind thats more than enough for me its just Roy will never change is just too stubborn. I'm disappointed if his last season ends in a drab farewell. I hope hes with us until the season finishes. Then we will join the rollercoaster, leap of faith whatever you want to call it and try to enter a new era. Its a risk. Having said that No Roy and if it was decided Wilf is allowed to move on its going to be very bumpy!

 

Eaglecoops Flag CR3 09 Feb 21 9.46am

Originally posted by NEILLO

Confronting your employees usually ends one way. You would view it as being a '' yes man '' but equally you could argue that Hodgson is working within the constraints of the financial situation at the club.

Here's a quote from November last year ;

Hodgson said: “This squad of players has aged together. They have played together, aged together and done a fantastic job. But one has to be realistic and accept that one day that’s going to catch up with us and, maybe, the fresh blood needs to be made available.

“It’s something that the chairman and the owners are very aware of, and something that Doug Freedman and I are aware of, too.

All I’m saying is that if the changes were made on a phased but regular basis then we would not be in this position. Shipping 2 out and bringing 2 in each window shouldn’t be beyond the wit of a well run club.

 

NEILLO Flag Shoreham-by-Sea 09 Feb 21 9.53am

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

All I’m saying is that if the changes were made on a phased but regular basis then we would not be in this position. Shipping 2 out and bringing 2 in each window shouldn’t be beyond the wit of a well run club.

No you weren't just saying that. You were blaming Hodgson for the club's performance in the last 8 transfer windows.

For all his faults, where Palace find themselves now ,with a squad of aging and out of contract players, is not down to Hodgson.

Parish has painted himself into a corner with the way the club is being run. Ultimately he carries the can.

 


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Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 09 Feb 21 10.05am

Originally posted by NEILLO

No you weren't just saying that. You were blaming Hodgson for the club's performance in the last 8 transfer windows.

For all his faults, where Palace find themselves now ,with a squad of aging and out of contract players, is not down to Hodgson.

Parish has painted himself into a corner with the way the club is being run. Ultimately he carries the can.

Mr Hodgson is of course the 'Lightning rod' but we have reached the stage whereby the campaign is in it's second half and we have a manager and several players out of contract at the end of the season.

 

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