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Eagle Black. Flag South Croydon 18 Apr 21 1.12pm

Is there actually any news about Howe in today's press?

 

Palace Old Geezer Flag Midhurst 18 Apr 21 1.23pm

Originally posted by Eagle Black.

Is there actually any news about Howe in today's press?

You're looking at the wrong thread mate. Nothing on here about Howe. This started with him remember!

 

ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 18 Apr 21 7.38pm

An interesting piece about Ismael here. Linked with West Brom. [Link]

 


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Painter Flag Croydon 18 Apr 21 10.41pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

Not so as the last time we went for a big name manager was the ex England manager Roy Hodgson and the time before that was ex England manager Sam Allardyce both of whom were successful here.

Leaving aside Tony Pulis it was actually the small name managers like Holloway and Pardew that have been less than sucessful here so by that token we should be going for Jurgen Klopp or Pep Guardiola

Venables came after a successful Euro 96 and was sought after. Hodgson and Allardyce came after failure and disgrace during England tenure and we have them an opportunity back into management.

 

Henry of Peckham Flag Eton Mess 19 Apr 21 5.44am

Originally posted by Painter

Venables came after a successful Euro 96 and was sought after. Hodgson and Allardyce came after failure and disgrace during England tenure and we have them an opportunity back into management.

Eddie Howe is not, and never will be, in the same managerial league as all of the above.

 


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Cannonball Flag High in the Ozarks. 19 Apr 21 11.01am

How long before Jose is touted as our next manager ?

 


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slubglurge Flag welling 19 Apr 21 11.01am

Mourinho's available now

 

DANGERCLOSE Flag London 19 Apr 21 11.08am

Originally posted by slubglurge

Mourinho's available now

Yes from me

 

silvertop Flag Portishead 19 Apr 21 11.18am

Mourinho and Palace would be a very odd fit. Like I said about the other Portuguese bloke, these are Euro - orientated managers used to dealing with the upper elite and not scrappy mid-table pragmatists having to play with a more modest deal.

Getting Mourinho would smack of Terry Veg second time round under Goldberg.

 

Bexley Eagle Flag Bexley Kent 19 Apr 21 9.06pm

Ageing squad, no money, crumbling stadium. Doesn’t feel like a “Special One’s” project.
But then again he has more money than he can spend in 3 lifetimes so maybe he will come for free, do a Leicester/Raneiri and become a Palace legend.
............and yes I have had a few.

 

kilmenny Flag BROMLEY 19 Apr 21 9.22pm

In all this, has everyone forgotten how bad Bournemouth were under smug Eddie last season ??

 

Elphers40 Flag Sunny South Coast 19 Apr 21 9.59pm

Howe’s credentials do stack up in my opinion - especially when you consider what he had achieved at Bournemouth at such a young age (late 30’s early 40’s). Considering the starting point and subsequent journey it is comparable (even favourable) to some of the other names mentioned. I mean what had Roy, Harry, Big Sam, Moyes achieved aged 40? Even the special one was mid 40’s when he took the Prem by storm!
I think if we are to get a top manager - it will be have to be by recognising his potential and being prepared to wait for him to develop into one. Just the same as we do with players - Eze for example.

The shrewd move will be to back a young manager - with a some experience at the top level and give him the tools to thrive.
A well stocked conveyor belt of talent coming from the academy - for example.
Howe or Dyche both fit that criteria as far as I’m concerned - one got Burnley into Europe and the othe took lowly Bournemouth to 9th place in EPL - trumping our best season.
Both will get better as the gain more experience, so it just depends on the style of football you prefer us to play.

I believe Dyche would play a better brand football than he currently does if he had better players at his disposal. We have more to offer a young ambitious manager like Dyche than Burnley do imo, good squad, developing academy, improving training facilities, stadium development and huge catchment area (if we get it right on the pitch).

Honestly, I think both are a good fit and the stand out candidates for a club at our stage of development I’d be delighted with either one of them.

 

HesHereHesThere Flag Beckenham 20 Apr 21 7.52am

Originally posted by Elphers40

Howe’s credentials do stack up in my opinion - especially when you consider what he had achieved at Bournemouth at such a young age (late 30’s early 40’s). Considering the starting point and subsequent journey it is comparable (even favourable) to some of the other names mentioned. I mean what had Roy, Harry, Big Sam, Moyes achieved aged 40? Even the special one was mid 40’s when he took the Prem by storm!
I think if we are to get a top manager - it will be have to be by recognising his potential and being prepared to wait for him to develop into one. Just the same as we do with players - Eze for example.

The shrewd move will be to back a young manager - with a some experience at the top level and give him the tools to thrive.
A well stocked conveyor belt of talent coming from the academy - for example.
Howe or Dyche both fit that criteria as far as I’m concerned - one got Burnley into Europe and the othe took lowly Bournemouth to 9th place in EPL - trumping our best season.
Both will get better as the gain more experience, so it just depends on the style of football you prefer us to play.

I believe Dyche would play a better brand football than he currently does if he had better players at his disposal. We have more to offer a young ambitious manager like Dyche than Burnley do imo, good squad, developing academy, improving training facilities, stadium development and huge catchment area (if we get it right on the pitch).

Honestly, I think both are a good fit and the stand out candidates for a club at our stage of development I’d be delighted with either one of them.

Just stop it mate! Stop talking sense, it wont get you any where on this site

 

mezzer Flag Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 20 Apr 21 1.06pm

Not sure if it's been posted on here but Frank Lampard is 1/3 favourite with Paddy Power at the moment.

Suggests that someone's had more than a tenner on it.

 


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taylors lovechild Flag 20 Apr 21 1.27pm

Howe was a pundit on TSN last night for the Leeds game. The way he was talking he is definitely targeting a return to the PL, whether that is with us or not is another matter. He said something along the lines of needing to stay up-to-date with the changing face of the PL in order that he can return to management. Personally I think he'll be in the PL next season, but not the Scottish one. Whether it is with us or someone else is another matter.

 

silvertop Flag Portishead 20 Apr 21 1.47pm

Originally posted by mezzer

Not sure if it's been posted on here but Frank Lampard is 1/3 favourite with Paddy Power at the moment.

Suggests that someone's had more than a tenner on it.

Funny I saw him more as England U21 replacement

 

croydon proud Flag Any european country i fancy! 20 Apr 21 2.15pm

Originally posted by mezzer

Not sure if it's been posted on here but Frank Lampard is 1/3 favourite with Paddy Power at the moment.

Suggests that someone's had more than a tenner on it.

I imagine Frank is a very popular bloke back in west London, he might attract a heap of youngsters who want first team football but can"t break in to a multi million pound team, could be a good move when Roy decides to move upstairs.

 

croydon proud Flag Any european country i fancy! 20 Apr 21 3.09pm

Originally posted by mezzer

Not sure if it's been posted on here but Frank Lampard is 1/3 favourite with Paddy Power at the moment.

Suggests that someone's had more than a tenner on it.

Had a look on oddschecker and he wasn"t even mentioned, favourite was howe at 6-1, so you could have something, not even mentioning Lamps as he"s so far ahead?

 

deleted9 Flag 20 Apr 21 3.19pm

I’m a fan of the though of Lampard in terms of the potential whole package- brining Jody Morris/Eddie Newton etc in, all of whom have a great reputation in the game for coaching and development which is our absolute priority now we have the new Academy and are unlikely to generate much income to buy players.

As for Frank as our Manager, he intrigues me but I’d take some convincing about things like his in-game tactical nouse and seeing games out etc.

He is however certainly a name in the game that could not only attract young prospects but also coaches to work with/for him. I’m also thinking the likes of Cahill when he retires from playing may be interested in staying around in a coaching capacity.

 

ex hibitionist Flag Hastings 20 Apr 21 8.22pm

Originally posted by croydon proud

Had a look on oddschecker and he wasn"t even mentioned, favourite was howe at 6-1, so you could have something, not even mentioning Lamps as he"s so far ahead?

that would seem to be the case - Howe and Dyche were both about 5/2 a couple of days ago - Lampard's had 2 1/2 seasons as a manager - two were very successful, the other showed his inexperience - he's too good for Derby, not good enough for Chelsea which means he should be fine for us - nobody expected him to get that team into the champions league, much more positives than negatives, I have quickly warmed to this idea.

 

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