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Originally posted by NEILLO
You could argue that no responsible chairman would have offered the manager a 12 month deal given that the squad overhaul needed is going to take longer than that. I think it was an insurance policy so he wasnt left high and dry.
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Originally posted by NEILLO
Brentford are superbly run. Their ambition is to achieve Premiership football while remaining sustainable. That means identifying good, young players that they can develop and sell on at handsome profits. I do question though if they did get promoted, whether they would be another Norwich...I hope we get the chance to find out. I'm not sure it's a fair comparison. In the Championship we made a series of fantastic signs. Jedi, Deleany, Murray, Yala, Ward. Brentford will certainly have to invest to stay up, if they go up. If they stay up for a few seasons, then would be the point to compare transfer strategies
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Originally posted by jeeagles
I'm not sure it's a fair comparison. In the Championship we made a series of fantastic signs. Jedi, Deleany, Murray, Yala, Ward. Brentford will certainly have to invest to stay up, if they go up. If they stay up for a few seasons, then would be the point to compare transfer strategies I'm not. My comments were referencing Brentford's policy, nothing to do with Palace
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Originally posted by NEILLO
I'm not. My comments were referencing Brentford's policy, nothing to do with Palace quiet correct, whereas CP board seem to be headless chickens!
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Originally posted by Den1923
quiet correct, whereas CP board seem to be headless chickens! This is why I mentioned it's not a fair comparison Neillo. We got out of the championship on a shoe string.
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If Roy is leaving then i Hope a replacement is already sorted otherwise we will have an interesting Summer!
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Originally posted by hcjbrooks
I hear from a reliable source that SP is seeking a suitable replacement for RH SP is less than impressed with what he has viewed with his own eyes In the most recent games Hodgson wants experienced older heads in this window whereas as Parish wants youth and fresh ideas Less RH has a miracle win later today and a change of heart he will be not our manager next season The Daily Mail isn't a reliable source.
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Originally posted by Painter
The Daily Mail isn't a reliable source.
"Crystal Palace are targeting Burnley's Sean Dyche as their next manager, with Roy Hodgson's future in doubt after a poor run of form. (Sunday Mirror)"
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Originally posted by rollercoaster
I think people are reading far too much into this run of defeats. 8 games to go. Should have still got a few points - Zero points is unacceptable and smacks of poor management. The problem is end of season form often goes into the following season. Presumably, Roy knows that.
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Originally posted by rollercoaster
I think people are reading far too much into this run of defeats. I disagree. As I wrote above, targeting 8 points from 24 seems reasonable, and achievable. The lack of motivation to achieve an improved position, points total, and financial reward, reeks of poor management.
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Originally posted by rollercoaster
I think people are reading far too much into this run of defeats. I can handle the defeats because most of the games we were complete underdogs but the way we played has been abysmal. Not good enough in any way or form. And no point saying we had nothing to play for. After the Bournemouth win we still had a slim shot at Europa league.
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Today is a good day for Roy. Sakho being out means he can shoe horn in another defensive midfielder.
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Originally posted by EddieMac
I can handle the defeats because most of the games we were complete underdogs but the way we played has been abysmal. Not good enough in any way or form. And no point saying we had nothing to play for. After the Bournemouth win we still had a slim shot at Europa league. If he wasnt aiming for Europe, he could have used them as 8 friendlies to try new things out. If we'd lost, he could have then said we were experimenting and probably held off people calling for his head. Instead he said that he owes it to the (out of form) senior players to give them a place in the team because every place was important. Then bought on a defensive midfielder for a winger with two minutes to go. But he got a point, which haulted his losing streak, then complained that he didn't have Kane so was unlucky again.
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