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Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards georgenorman Flag 17 Mar 23 8.30pm

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

A Hodgson appointment will polarise fans like no other.

We could appoint Alf Ramsey and put an ouija board in the dugout.

 

Legal_Eagle11 Flag Essex 17 Mar 23 8.30pm

Roy’s return would perfectly symbolise the Board’s total lack of ambition.

 

PalazioVecchio Flag south pole 17 Mar 23 8.30pm

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

A Hodgson appointment will polarise fans like no other.

guaranteed to win a few games, and get some draws.

i would take Croydon Roy till the end of May.

And then when Carlo Ancelloti becomes available in June........

 


Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

The Yorkshire Eagle Flag Great Ouseburn, N Yorkshire 17 Mar 23 8.35pm

'NEVER GO BACK'

Roy - no
Shaun -no
Sam - no
etc., etc - no

Lampard Rooney etc. No - no more experience than PV and no success to date!
What could any of them bring we don't already have? Sadly PV has gone and IMO we would have/Will stay up (just) regardless.

Vincent Kompany summed it up succinctly. "It doesn't sit well with me" and "It seems like they have sacked an excellent manager who is under-achieving". The essence of his comments went on to say, having taken points from top sides recently, regardless of how we were playing, and with many of our remaining games v teams below us in the table we stand a reasonable chance of taking points from, what do we do - boot out a decent manager!

We were all raving about PV last season and up to December. Now we are floundering like a rudderless ship. Although I believe we will 'survive', this is a panic move by SP and will make the challenge much much harder.

IF a miracle were to happen on Sunday, what will SP and co be thinking then? It wont of course but we can and will get at least one unexpected result in the remaining games, which with a few other results and draws will see us home. Then the clock will be ticking to reorganise and tease more of the same to Selhurst.

We should look NOW to appointing a bigger name like Raffa B, Nuno ES etc., but I guess we will end up with uncle Roy. If so, I hope only to the end of the season, but why not give Paddymac a shot, with a handover when the longer term replacement is found.

 

Brinscalleagle2 Flag Brinscall 17 Mar 23 8.43pm

Well the job has already got harder Forrest are beating Newcastle so that’s one place gone already &#128561; COYP

 

BelfastEagle Flag 17 Mar 23 8.54pm

Originally posted by Legal_Eagle11

Roy’s return would perfectly symbolise the Board’s total lack of ambition.

It would confirm the board have no vision at all….a total disaster.

 

sydtheeagle Flag England 17 Mar 23 9.02pm

Originally posted by BelfastEagle

It would confirm the board have no vision at all….a total disaster.

We hardly need the return of Roy to confirm that. Presuming the Athletic article is reasonably accurate (and no reason to think it's not) Vieira's departure has hardly caught the board by surprise. It's been in their minds for over a year now. Yet they appear to have no succession plan in place at all other than a mooted desperation move to return an octogenarian to the dugout. That's directorial incompetence of an almost staggering degree. Utterly pathetic. It's Parish who needs to be given his marching orders.

 


Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

Plaistow Eagle Flag 17 Mar 23 9.04pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Do you mean paralyse

Even the potential/suggestion of it has paralysed me..!!!

Surely not - really - no I’m having a nightmare..!!

So Parish sacked Vieria so as to retain our Premiership status - just seen an interview and he mentions - “fresh impetus” and his solution for that is a 75 year old Hodgson whose contract Parish decided not to renew for “fresh impetus” and a more expansive style of play..!!

You couldn’t make it up - and we wonder why the American investors won’t back us further- therein lies the answer Parish hasn’t got a clue nor any money - but still insists on running the Club..!!

Make no mistake Vieria lost his job today through lack of investment- which is largely due to Parish’s insistence of remaining in control- despite not having the financial resources or wherewithal to run a premiership club…!!

Parish’s answer we go “back to the future” and reappoint Roy - just to try and save his own skin - joke..!!

IMO - prepare for the Championship - coz that’s where we’re heading under Parish - even if we mange to stay up this season this will continue to happen until Parish exits stage left..!!

I’m off to put my “tin hat” on - as no doubt I’ve ruffled a few feathers on here - but that’s my opinion of where we are - which is if Roy is reappointed a very sad state indeed..!!

A heavy hearted COYP..!!

 

auk Flag 17 Mar 23 9.09pm

I would rule out Pardew, Allardyce, Holloway, Venables and Pulis - probably Coleman,too.

However, Dowie might bring a bottleful of precious energy and effervescence which could provide much-needed motivation/inspiration over the next few weeks.

No objection to Hodgson either - I think he could sort the midfield out and make shrewd player selections match-by-match.

In the short term, it will be very interesting to see how the team responds to Paddy Mac on Sunday - here's hoping they give him 100 per cent and more.

 

sydtheeagle Flag England 17 Mar 23 9.12pm

The obvious choice for me is Hassenhutl. 1. He's available. 2. For most of his tenure at Southampton, he had them punching above their weight, playing attractive football. It was only fourteen months ago that Man Utd was sniffing around him. 3. He's used to working for a useless board who don't support their manager. He knows the territory. 4. He knows the PL and he knows a relegation battle. 5. Given players of the quality we have, he knows how to set up a team.

 


Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

auk Flag 17 Mar 23 9.18pm

I can't understand the vitriol being directed at Steve P

It was he who saved the club when it was on the brink.

His record of shrewd decision-making is unrivalled.

 

babylonjohn Flag St Leonards-on-Sea 17 Mar 23 9.20pm

I think it will be Paddy McCarthy as a temp till the end of the season, if he does well who knows. We never seem to move very fast in these situations. I wouldnt mind if they got Shaun Derry back to assist. He was apparently let go after disagreeing with PV and laying into the players after the Everton loss, which i found a bit weird. Hodgson I dont think would work ... we have moved on a bit since those days ... plus he's far too old.
We have 11 games to pull out of this bad run and pick up 4 or 5 wins which should be doable with someone who knows the players, club set up etc. Im sure Parish will be aware of whats been going on in the dressing room and how we can best ride out the end of the season.

 

Spiderman Flag Horsham 17 Mar 23 9.22pm

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

I thought Hodgson had announced his retirement from the game, perhaps I am mistaken. Parish has turned the club into a laughing stock already, please don't make it any worse.
There's one common denominator behind all the managerial coming and going, and that's Parish. Wants Barcelona / Ajax tika taka total football, but on miserly budget. Good luck with that.
The Championship beckons.

I agree

 

joe_cpfc Flag Basingstoke 17 Mar 23 9.28pm

Originally posted by Mstrobez

You need to stop being so bothered about what the "footballing world" thinks about us. They don’t watch us play, they don’t have a clue what is going on.

All that matters is survival. Then we get to summer and we go again with a better manager than Vieira (hopefully).

I cant see where I said Im bothered what the footballing world thinks about us. Im bothered about what we are at the moment and bringing the most boring tactician in football back will bother me even more. If we do we will be a laughing stock.

 

CpfcWeTrust1 Flag 17 Mar 23 9.29pm

Paddy, Lewington, Derry for me, although I expect Hodgson to get us through til the end of the season. A short term solution of which makes sense. If you read the Athletic article, the backroom staff Vieira has had is shocking. Vitriol at Parish...once again the usual people come out the woodwork about him, then apologise at end of season and say they were wrong....he did ok etc, rinse and repeat.

Fact is Vieira deceived last season because of Gallagher, the people behind the scenes aren't up to the task, none of the team has improved and it would be the correct decision looking at the stats and important areas.

You can't blame transfers for a young team being the laziest team in the Premier league.

Not to mention it's a board decision and not just the evil Mr Parish. The team has looked woeful in every area accept defensively. With the break coming up, it's the best time to regroup to go against teams around us.

 

Spiderman Flag Horsham 17 Mar 23 9.30pm

Originally posted by auk

I can't understand the vitriol being directed at Steve P

It was he who saved the club when it was on the brink.

His record of shrewd decision-making is unrivalled.

He didn’t save the club on his own. Does saving the club exempt him from criticism indefinitely?
Shrewd decision making, which has worked on occasions but obviously hasn’t on others.
He has not got the personal wealth to continue running the club with the same voting rights as those who he wants to invest more.
Personally I think it’s a thanks for everything Steve but time to make way

 

sydtheeagle Flag England 17 Mar 23 9.32pm

Originally posted by auk

I can't understand the vitriol being directed at Steve P

I can. His leadership of the club over the past year, if not longer, has been appalling. Plus, his ego-driven strutting around Selhurst Park rankles, even if it's no more meaningful than that.

Originally posted by auk

It was he who saved the club when it was on the brink.

So what? That was over ten years ago. We're all grateful. We'll never forget. But it hardly qualifies you to be the right owner in 2023.

Originally posted by auk

His record of shrewd decision-making is unrivalled.

It's really not. I'd say Brighton is an example of shrewd ownership. Newcastle's owners have been shrewd in their short tenure. Burnley, hiring and supporting Kompany, have been shrewd. Parish, in comparison, is a s***show.

 


Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

joe_cpfc Flag Basingstoke 17 Mar 23 9.32pm

Im quite looking forward to seeing how Paddy has us playing. The U21's play some great stuff and who knows, he might be the one to take it full time Solskjaer style.

 

Plaistow Eagle Flag 17 Mar 23 9.36pm

Originally posted by auk

I can't understand the vitriol being directed at Steve P

It was he who saved the club when it was on the brink.

His record of shrewd decision-making is unrivalled.

Ooh please that was 13 years ago - times and circumstances have changed - his time is done and race run..!!

 

sydtheeagle Flag England 17 Mar 23 9.36pm

Originally posted by joe_cpfc

Im quite looking forward to seeing how Paddy has us playing. The U21's play some great stuff and who knows, he might be the one to take it full time Solskjaer style.

I do get your sentiment but really, we've been in the PL for ten years now. If the extent of our ambition is to promote the reserve team manager then really, let's just go down and enjoy the Championship. I'd like to see us make a hire that shows some bloody ambition for once. Persuade a manager who has a serious profile and pedigree to come to Palace, then back him properly. Show a bit of intent and stop cutting corners. Show we're serious about progressing.

 


Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

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