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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by fledgling
Like his face is thinning into a point, with a pointy nose...pointy looking. Also lots of nostril on display. And pointy. I think pointiness is exactly the kind of criteria Parish and the board will be looking at in making their choice. Smug, bitter AND pointy really isn't a good combination.
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Originally posted by HerneBayPalace
Still seems to be Silva although he is set to decide between us and Watford. Watford appear to be offering a little more in terms of a financial package. Parish spoke with Dyche's agent last night but Parish doesn't think he will attract players and we may lose Wilf. Mancini has not been considered and not sure why he was favourite at one stage. Monk quitting is a curve ball and I don't think it would be him over Dyche or Silva. Last I heard is it is still Silva and he rejected Porto yesterday afternoon and resigned from Hull. If Parish likes Silva, he will be in charge. This is just what I have been told and thought I might share as we all hopelessly look through social media hoping against hope we learn of the new manager. Don't bother asking me for the source. They've been right for the last 2 days. I had Warnock at 50/1 last time we were in this situation. Take it or leave it. Cheers for the info. Time will tell if you're right or not but I wouldn't be unhappy at all with Silva.
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Originally posted by Palace in the Blood
I have a feeling that we may wait till after the playoffs. I wonder if Jaap Stam could be an answer. No premiership experience but ticks all the other boxes for me. He has played at top level and been managed by some of the best. His performance with Reading suggests some of this has rubbed off Hope that he fails so that we can nick him? :/
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Originally posted by HerneBayPalace
Still seems to be Silva although he is set to decide between us and Watford. Watford appear to be offering a little more in terms of a financial package. Parish spoke with Dyche's agent last night but Parish doesn't think he will attract players and we may lose Wilf. Mancini has not been considered and not sure why he was favourite at one stage. Monk quitting is a curve ball and I don't think it would be him over Dyche or Silva. Last I heard is it is still Silva and he rejected Porto yesterday afternoon and resigned from Hull. If Parish likes Silva, he will be in charge. This is just what I have been told and thought I might share as we all hopelessly look through social media hoping against hope we learn of the new manager. Don't bother asking me for the source. They've been right for the last 2 days. I had Warnock at 50/1 last time we were in this situation. Take it or leave it. Good analysis and possibly very close to the mark. Monk situation just coincidence. Wenger will probably be out of a job on Saturday night and he definitely isn't coming. Managers are leaving daily this time of the year.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by EagleEssex
I would be very happy with Monk.
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Originally posted by sa_eagle
If Monk is appointed we're telling the world we're happy with a bottom half finish and flirting with relegation. Now appointing Mancini would be one hell of a statement about our intentions! As long as he realises we are not Citeh but Palace.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by kinky1960
I would take him in a heartbeat Just back from work and have picked up on this development. A definite yes to Gary Monk taking over the managerial reins at Palace.
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Steve McClarens odds have shortened to 9 in Corals. Experienced, Ex England manager, available? Couldn't think of many worse. Edited by Painter (25 May 2017 5.07pm) The return of super al
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by Willo
I am very much of this thinking. As much as it kills me Willo and Bexleydave, I have to agree with both of you! Monk - no for me as well. Mancini would fantastic but I fear we have "buckley's chance" of securing his services. Gus Hiddink is an excellent coach. Did a fantastic job as Australian Manager and even won an FA cup with Chelsea I think as an interim manager but I think he's happy in "retirement". Who knows who SP will pick.....
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by bexleydave
Debacle? Monk hugely improved Leeds and the Leeds fans are very happy with him (check Twitter). They went from a bottom half championship team to a team that challenged for promotion this year, although they did fall away at the end.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by The Dolphin
Before Sam was appointed I thought that Monk might be a good fit but now it is a definite no from me. Too true, probably puts Moyes out of the running as well.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by kinky1960
I would take him in a heartbeat let's keep the sexual talk out of it But I agree, he would be great, for palace.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by Reknaw
Just resigned from his post at Leeds..could be on his way? Rather wait for Wenger to resign on Saturday night and ......he could be on his way ?
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft I really, really, really hope not. Hopefully he is Boro bound
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Gary Monk' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by EagleEssex
Debacle? Monk hugely improved Leeds and the Leeds fans are very happy with him (check Twitter). They went from a bottom half championship team to a team that challenged for promotion this year, although they did fall away at the end. I think they just ran out steam, and their squad fragilities caught up with them. Not sure it was Monks fault.
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