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Jefroc Flag Crete 16 Jul 20 11.14pm

Next season is going to be unpredictable. For instance when is it going to start and when are the turnstiles going to open?

Roy provides stability. Hopefully by the end of 20/21 season matters will be a lot clearer. Then is the time for a new manager who can take control of Palace for the following five seasons!

 


Always remembering walking from the Holmesdale to the Whitehorse end at half time!

Henry of Peckham Flag Eton Mess 16 Jul 20 11.19pm

Originally posted by Jacey

Funny old game,football.

Should Roy master mind an unexpected victory over Man U tonight,he will move from zero to hero and many wishing he retires will be eating their words!!

He didn't ... so we can continue to malign the ol' codger.

 


Denial is not just a river in Egypt

doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 16 Jul 20 11.21pm

Originally posted by Jefroc

Next season is going to be unpredictable. For instance when is it going to start and when are the turnstiles going to open?

Roy provides stability. Hopefully by the end of 20/21 season matters will be a lot clearer. Then is the time for a new manager who can take control of Palace for the following five seasons!


The media seem to think around Saturday 12th September as the start date.

As for the turnstiles, your guess is as good as mine. Can't see full capacity allowed for months, but how they plan to move up to it God only knows.

 

Henry of Peckham Flag Eton Mess 16 Jul 20 11.34pm

Originally posted by doombear

The media seem to think around Saturday 12th September as the start date.

As for the turnstiles, your guess is as good as mine. Can't see full capacity allowed for months, but how they plan to move up to it God only knows.

If there really is a Covid vaccine widely available by the end of this year it could change everything very quickly.

 


Denial is not just a river in Egypt

KAOS Flag In a tree 17 Jul 20 12.48am

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

I do find it amusing to see people lecturing on how to manage a football team from the comfort of their armchairs, in the genuine belief that they could do it better.

Not forgetting they also know everything that has gone on behind the scenes with transfers / lack of transfers / promises / empty promises etc ... mystic Meg ain’t got sh*t on this lot eh!!! Lol

 

doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 17 Jul 20 9.26am

Originally posted by Henry of Peckham

If there really is a Covid vaccine widely available by the end of this year it could change everything very quickly.


A very big word in this context. Also one would have to hope that the virus hadn't mutated to the extent that such vaccine became ineffective.

 

Den1923 Flag 17 Jul 20 3.11pm

Originally posted by doombear


A very big word in this context. Also one would have to hope that the virus hadn't mutated to the extent that such vaccine became ineffective.

The virus may well mutate, hopefully any vaccine will at least behave like the flu vaccine and at least lessen the symptoms and aid a speeder recovery in those circumstances!

 

eagleman13 Flag On The Road To Hell & Alicante 17 Jul 20 3.17pm

Originally posted by Den1923

The virus may well mutate, hopefully any vaccine will at least behave like the flu vaccine and at least lessen the symptoms and aid a speeder recovery in those circumstances!

I wish SOME of our players could 'mutate' into footballers. Just saying.

 


This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

pompeyeagle Flag Relocated to Shropshire 20 Jul 20 12.10pm

I think that come Monday next week, after we’ve finished the season on a run of 8 consecutive defeats, he’ll be leaving whether he wants to or not.

 

MonsterMunch Flag Cambridge 20 Jul 20 1.34pm

Originally posted by taylors lovechild

If this was happening in April/May then possibly this would happen, but with the turnaround to the new season likely to be very short unless we have a new manager lined up and ready to go it could prove costly to let Roy leave.

Personally I think he was let down with promises of new players that never materialised and given what he had available to him it is a great accomplishment that we were effectively safe with almost a quarter of the season left to play. Ayew has attributed his personal turnaround to Roy so I wouldn't be so sure that players don't want to play for him. I also imagine he had a hand in convincing Cahill to come. On the flips side the football has been depressing at times and our one usually reliably entertaining player has put his magic set away for reasons only known to himself.

Personally I wouldn't be devastated if he left but I would also be fine with him staying, especially if we actually sign a few quality players (I think that is more important than the manager right now).

That is my only slight pang of guilt with wanting to move on from Roy. He has not been backed as far as I can tell with funds for bringing in his own players. Its not as though we are in this current situation with Roy being given any real autonomy on who he recruits. Theres clearly been a disconnect with Parish, Dougie and Roy here. Even those that have come in appear from the outside looking in, not his choices. I'm thinking of Rakip, Jach, Camarassa and Meyer. I believe Sorloth was Roys choice..I could be wrong.

 

Jacey Flag 20 Jul 20 9.37pm

Another defeat???

Seven in a row,Roy has got to go !!

 

G O Eagle Flag 20 Jul 20 9.43pm

Roy may go after eight straight defeats yes.

He may want to start the new season, hopefully not getting eight games as this would equal eight losses!

Thank him and retire him now; please.

 

Crystal_Clear Flag Belfast 20 Jul 20 9.55pm

At his age now, why would you put up with this.

 

southnorwoodhill Flag 20 Jul 20 9.57pm

It's like water torture. Drip by drip his boring personality, tactics and demeanour gradually turn fairly competent players into clueless numpties. It's like England all over again - history does repeat itself. Meanwhile Roy stares blankly at the piece of turf in front of the dugout while Ray barks out instructions to the players who aren't listening anymore.

 

ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 20 Jul 20 9.59pm

Originally posted by Crystal_Clear

At his age now, why would you put up with this.

I'm nowhere near his age and don't want to put up with this.

 


Red and Blue Army!

Eaglecoops Flag CR3 20 Jul 20 10.00pm

Roy has never lost 7 on the spin before. Well, barring a biblical intervention he has now. Not the best end to a long career.

 

Jacey Flag 20 Jul 20 10.02pm

Originally posted by Crystal_Clear

At his age now, why would you put up with this.

Losing seven in a row was not unexpected.
Roy should be pensioned off following the inevitable eighth defeat in a row against Spurs and take half the squad with him into retirement with him,as they are all passed it.No fight,no passion,no pride,just hopeless!!

 

paul11974 Flag palace 20 Jul 20 10.03pm

Do the right thing roy and enjoy retirement and a message to the board bring back sorloth and invest in the areas we all know we need investing in

 

iheartcpfc Flag SE25 20 Jul 20 10.21pm

Make the decision for him. Enough is enough.

 

Pete53 Flag Hassocks 20 Jul 20 10.22pm

He needs to walk and save his dignity, rather than be told to go.

 

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