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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr Originally posted by black eagle.
People say he failed at QPR. He was director of football so doesn't count. I think he can still do a job.Steve Parish is in Spain.Glenn Hoddle spends a lot of time in Spain so who knows.they may of chatted. I think you're stretching credibility to the limit there Is Parish really still in Spain? Why isn't he here interviewing managerial candidates?
Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum) |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr A massive risk that will never happen anyway.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr Originally posted by black eagle.
Should be interviewed in my opinion. Brilliant manager and knows the game inside out and is tactically very good. The last good manager England had. A good choice but does he want to get back into management?
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr Originally posted by black eagle.
Should be interviewed in my opinion. Brilliant manager and knows the game inside out and is tactically very good. The last good manager England had. That was Venables, so far nobody has thought up that bizarre choice, he would love to get his hands on some of Palaces money. I am sure people are just thinking of a few old names and saying they would be a good choice. The question is, if they are any good, why are they unemployed for years. Edited by Painter (27 May 2017 12.01pm)
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When wegner gets the sack tmrw.. SP will pounce,, cant believe his not in the betting.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr I am not confident about his motivational abilities.
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Originally posted by Jedib0b
When wegner gets the sack tmrw.. SP will pounce,, cant believe his not in the betting. Porkair, handing you over to France now on 138.8, good day.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Sean Dyche is the best man for the job!' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by black eagle.
Another thing is what players will Dyche attract?
Money attracts players, not who the managers are? Do you think Luka had a clue who Allardyce was before he signed.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr Originally posted by bexleydave
I think you're stretching credibility to the limit there Maybe it's all done and dusted? And an announcement is imminent! Someone's bound to have seen Gary Monk in Sainsbury's
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr I respect your opinion. However I disagree. His time as a manager wasn't for me anything special. Apart from 1998 and that was due to the quality of the mix of old and young players. His performance as a pundit are as dull as ditch water and I believe unlikely to inspire our team. Originally posted by black eagle.
Should be interviewed in my opinion. Brilliant manager and knows the game inside out and is tactically very good. The last good manager England had.
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Originally posted by chateauferret
Leeds: Ranieri
Mazzari? Mr no speak oh di engleze.no thanks.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Sean Dyche is the best man for the job!' by Guntrisoft agreed Originally posted by babylonjohn
Unless Dyche was unhappy with his situation at Burnley why do people think he would jump ship ? We're Crystal Palace not Barce bloody lona.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr Originally posted by johnmcormick8
I respect your opinion. However I disagree. His time as a manager wasn't for me anything special. Apart from 1998 and that was due to the quality of the mix of old and young players. His performance as a pundit are as dull as ditch water and I believe unlikely to inspire our team. I disagree I think his one of the best pundits on telly. I respect your opinion also as football is about opinions. I think Hoddle could turn Wilf into the complete player.
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Originally posted by black eagle.
Mazzari? Mr no speak oh di engleze.no thanks. Silva hasn't (yet) signed for Watford so personally I havnt yet written him off for Palace. Even if he does sign for Watford there are still a load of good managers out there. And I trust Parish to make a good choice.
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Originally posted by black eagle.
Mazzari? Mr no speak oh di engleze.no thanks. He s like one of the Spanish Inquisition interrogators in that Blacjadder episode. "Yo pregunto las questiones. ¿Comprende?" Edited by chateauferret (27 May 2017 12.29pm)
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr Originally posted by Elphers40
I think he'd be a very good appointment. People seem to be overlooking his achievements that landed him the England job in the first place. I reckon England played its best stuff in recent memory under him and we're unlucky not to get to the latter stages in the France World Cup. Many of the options mentioned play a very defensive dull football (albeit relatively successfully) but I want to be entertained for some portions of the game! Noddles is a Good suggestion.
Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum) |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Glenn Hoddle.' by kenbarr Originally posted by Elphers40
I think he'd be a very good appointment. People seem to be overlooking his achievements that landed him the England job in the first place. I reckon England played its best stuff in recent memory under him and we're unlucky not to get to the latter stages in the France World Cup. Many of the options mentioned play a very defensive dull football (albeit relatively successfully) but I want to be entertained for some portions of the game! Noddles is a Good suggestion. Agree with all thee above.great post Elphers40.
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Sean Dyche is the best man for the job!' by Guntrisoft Originally posted by Painter
Money attracts players, not who the managers are? Do you think Luka had a clue who Allardyce was before he signed. Ex England manager, kept Sunderland up months beforehand. Yeh, I reckon he probably had a fair idea who he was...
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