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Originally posted by EddieMac
Because he knows the club and all his hopes for the future are down the drain if we get relegated. He will be happy with the point today. Edited by EddieMac (28 Feb 2021 8.55pm) What about our hopes? Do they not come into his millionaires never have a worry life.
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Originally posted by cryrst
What about our hopes? Do they not come into his millionaires never have a worry life. It all depends what your hopes are. I can not speak for anyone but myself but I really believe that the club is going to start kicking on and move upwards but it all depends on us just getting through this depressing patch. If we get relegated it’s all over but if we stay up this season the rebuilding can begin, it will take time but I do believe it will happen.
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Originally posted by EddieMac
Parrish doesn’t care about a few thousand disgruntled fans or BBC. Maybe not, but what about the corporate supporters - the box holders? the advertisers? the sponsors? any of those too could well be put off by the reputation for the poorest standard of football in the division. They are responsible for quite a bit more money going into the club.
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I agree with this, AT on left has been more productive as far as I can recall. I am in the " get through this weird year/season as aPL team and look forward to the changes we will have to make because of contracts if nothing else" corner Originally posted by jeeagles
On Monday. We were s***, but scored twice. Ayew made a cross from the right and Mateta scored. Townsend made a cross from left and Benteke scored. It created our only two touches in the opposition area. Today we played Townsend on the right and Ayew on the left. Anyone know the miracle workers explanation for altering the only two things that went right for us in attack?
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Where do people get this mad idea that Parish doesn't care what supporters think, or about anything other than money? Childish nonsense.
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt
Where do people get this mad idea that Parish doesn't care what supporters think, or about anything other than money? Childish nonsense. I concur with these sentiments apropos Steve Parish.
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Originally posted by jeeagles
On Monday. We were s***, but scored twice. Ayew made a cross from the right and Mateta scored. Townsend made a cross from left and Benteke scored. It created our only two touches in the opposition area. Today we played Townsend on the right and Ayew on the left. Anyone know the miracle workers explanation for altering the only two things that went right for us in attack?
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Let me check my " give a flying f***ometer "on Jonathan Pearce's opinion of the attractiveness of managing CPFC as a job. As I suspected, not a flicker of the needle. Perhaps we should poll some other commentators for balance.
Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
The game I saw Townsend was our most effective attacking player and hit a number of decent deliveries into the box right and left footed. The commentary team highlighted Benteke’s problems with confidence and lack of movement. Also Jonathan Pearce seemed to question how attractive the manager’s job would be.
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I cannot imagine what would attract any manager to undertake the £4.5m p.a. role at CPFC.
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Originally posted by Gribbo
I cannot imagine what would attract any manager to undertake the £4.5m p.a. role at CPFC.[/quotes Is that confirmed or hearsay ?
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Originally posted by HKOwen
Let me check my " give a flying f***ometer "on Jonathan Pearce's opinion of the attractiveness of managing CPFC as a job. As I suspected, not a flicker of the needle. Perhaps we should poll some other commentators for balance.
Pearce commentates on us and has for years. He is as qualified to have an opinion like all of us. Because some disagree doesn't make them wrong.
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Originally posted by becky
Maybe not, but what about the corporate supporters - the box holders? the advertisers? the sponsors? any of those too could well be put off by the reputation for the poorest standard of football in the division. They are responsible for quite a bit more money going into the club. But they will be certainly be put off if we are in the Championship or League1. This current way of playing is not forever but in my opinion with this squad and injury list it is the way we should be playing to keep us in the division. Trying to attack with our slow midfield and defence was very to dragging us into the bottom 3.
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
Is that confirmed or hearsay ? It's one of those so called facts that has been repeated so often on HOL that people now assume that it's fact. I expect that Roy was photographed showing his payslip to a journalist
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Originally posted by Chaos
Well to be fair to Mr Gribbo, that is exactly what is "sensible business". We are now good at avoiding relegation, which is great business. Risk taking is not. Rebuilding from a business perspective need to be done conservatively. And I hate all that. We are not just avoiding relegation though, since he's been with us although not keen on the eye we have been very safe from the trap door, it's just recently since this Covid that we've been struggling with increased consistency with our ability to complete a pass and move accordingly ..injuries to key players and not having the needed time to recover from each game and the inconsistency with these games is going to have detrimental effect on our squad purely through their ages, Burnley have been having the same issues and their squad is very much similar in this respect, we have always been a squad that soaks up pressure and attacks at will, players are needed to address this if we want to play more keep ball.
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