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Originally posted by davehuggins
Rafa in asap Finally.......Howe/Dyche arrrrrh, Ok'ish..........Thats the calibre of manager we should be looking at, no less!
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If we stay up and if Wilf goes and if Roy is here next season we will be high odds on to go down.
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Originally posted by southnorwoodhill
Shakespeare would make an excellent manager, that speech in Henry V is the stuff of legend! Leicester say that Shakespeare's reign was 'Much Ado About Nothing.
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Originally posted by Romford-Eagle
For f*** sake, why has Roy not been sacked after another dire performance yesterday, team selection again awful, how can you play 4-4-2 with no wingers, Eze is an attacking central midfielder, Ayew, well is nothing, was watching Roy standing motionless on the sidelines, all I could think about was that Iceland game, as clueless as ever, oh yes, Koyuate at centre back is a liability.. For me at least make an offer to Rafa, he might just fancy living in Croydon Rafa would want a large budget which he won't get here
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Originally posted by Plaistow Eagle
I honestly can't believe Roy is still in position - after yesterday's debacle I really thought that was it and SP had to act - but nothing..!! What is it with SP ain't he seeing what the rest of us are seeing - it's as plain as the nose on your face Roy has lost it. The players ain't playing for him, he's lost the dressing room and lost the plot and hasn't got a clue how to arrest the downward curve that has been going on for over a year now. As I have said before the lack of any comments/statement from SP and the board is deafening - something just ain't right. At this point IMO the inertia of action from the board on Roy staying in post given what is happening in terms of results and performances is bordering on mismanagement and incompetence..!! COYP Perhaps he's waiting for the trouncing by Brighton, that way he knows he's covered from the inevitable "Oh poor Uncle Croydon Roy, he's seems such a nice fellow, but after that 6-0 thrashing by Brighton, he had to go" type comment
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Originally posted by Plaistow Eagle
I honestly can't believe Roy is still in position - after yesterday's debacle I really thought that was it and SP had to act - but nothing..!! What is it with SP ain't he seeing what the rest of us are seeing - it's as plain as the nose on your face Roy has lost it. The players ain't playing for him, he's lost the dressing room and lost the plot and hasn't got a clue how to arrest the downward curve that has been going on for over a year now. As I have said before the lack of any comments/statement from SP and the board is deafening - something just ain't right. At this point IMO the inertia of action from the board on Roy staying in post given what is happening in terms of results and performances is bordering on mismanagement and incompetence..!! COYP Alternatively, Parish is well aware that a change needs to be made. His preferred option/s are not available at the precise moment in time. We have enough points in the bag to have confidence in our ability to avoid relegation this season. Therefore it makes no sense to part company with the manager now.
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Have we considered that Roy may have lost the dressing room? I know he is, rightly, well respected but bigger managers than him have lost the players. Once this has happened can’t regain them. Wasn’t it Delaney that spoke to Parish and told him he had to ditch FDB? Where's Damo when you need him?
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Originally posted by jeeagles
Anyone at the moment. I think we should break the bank for Benitez. If not Dyche, Howe, Coleman, Wagner, Franks, Cooper, Freedman, Cahill, Lampard, Terry, Blanc, Parker, Gerrard, Pearson, Shakespeare, Carrick plus loads of others. I know all of them have question marks, but there is an issue that Premier League management jobs go to a small circle of managers with experience but have failed on a number of occasions like Bruce, Hughes, Hodgson, Pullis, Pardew etc. The list of jobs some of them have had are a real slap in the face to other managers who've never been given an opportunity. We've got 29 points. They only need 9 from 14 games. If they are pants swap again at the end of the season and we are in a no worse position that where we currently are. Almost gives us two bites of the cherry to find a replacement if we do it early. Who ever we pick is only likely to last two years before they either get sacked or a bigger club poaches them. Good post, many are not grasping that we are coming to the end of Roy's tenure regardless of current form and the points situation could provide a new manager a chance to get in there assess the squad and draw up list of targets for the summer transfer window. Maybe skinflint Parish wants just a few more weeks out of Roy before he pay him off? Personally I think Roy will be gone before the end of the season.
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Originally posted by Aray
What is the saying? Nature abhors a vacuum. Well that’s kinda the issue right now: an absence of certainty, both managerial and squad contracts. In such circumstances is it any surprise that key team members aren’t playing for a dead duck manager? We won’t improve until he’s awarded a new contract or replaced. Then the players will have a reason to put a shift in. Absolutely spot on. Half our squad don’t know if they will be here next year and are probably looking elsewhere as we speak and the same goes for Roy and Ray. Batshauyi is a prime example of and he should not be next or near the starting 11. Our only hope for the rest of the season is that we get Tomkins, Wilf, The 2 Macs and Schlupp back then we should pick up points,
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Originally posted by Aray
What is the saying? Nature abhors a vacuum. Well that’s kinda the issue right now: an absence of certainty, both managerial and squad contracts. In such circumstances is it any surprise that key team members aren’t playing for a dead duck manager? We won’t improve until he’s awarded a new contract or replaced. Then the players will have a reason to put a shift in. I think there's quite a lot of truth in this although we're missing a few players like Tomkins, MacArthur, McCarthy and Zaha who might not let some of their colleagues get away with such a lack of bollocks. Luka is one of the biggest under performers and this undermines his captaincy as well IMO.
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Originally posted by JoeViper
Good post, many are not grasping that we are coming to the end of Roy's tenure regardless of current form and the points situation could provide a new manager a chance to get in there assess the squad and draw up list of targets for the summer transfer window. Maybe skinflint Parish wants just a few more weeks out of Roy before he pay him off? Personally I think Roy will be gone before the end of the season. And what you are not grasping is the possibility that Parish may have to wait until the end of the season to get his preferred candidate - should the position become available. Unless you are another one that just wants Hodgson out so badly that you would replace him with just anybody - which makes no sense at all.
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