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Originally posted by Den1923
Yes we have but why did he prefer Watford to us and What could Watford offer that we can't ? Good point Den, interesting to know the circumstances
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Originally posted by chateauferret
Better give him a Ring, then. Could try Jimmy Floyd Hasselbank. The Flying Dutchman.
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In Parish we trust. The man knows what he is doing.
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Originally posted by tylerbrook
In Parish we trust. The man knows what he is doing. Probably got someone in mind whose season isn't over yet.
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Originally posted by Den1923
why did he prefer Watford to us and What could Watford offer that we can't ? Impossible to know unless you were a fly on the wall
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Impossible to know unless you were a fly on the wall But maybe we just weren't interested at all! There have been so many 'Favourites" - Silva,Jokanovic,Hodgson etc etc.
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Originally posted by Den1923
Yes we have but why did he prefer Watford to us and What could Watford offer that we can't ?
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Who do you have in mind. Mourinho or Wenger
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Originally posted by Willo
But maybe we just weren't interested at all! There have been so many 'Favourites" - Silva,Jokanovic,Hodgson etc etc.
Anyone who wates Woy needs his wuddy bwains tested.
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Originally posted by Willo
From what I gather (Couple of days ago), the criteria is not that the man MUST be English/British. You mean criterion - the plural version of which is criteria.
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Originally posted by phillanth
It doesn't have to be about money. I don't know whether we have interviewed him but if so I know that it will be heresy to some people but perhaps Parish didn't interview as well as the Watford chairman. Perhaps Silva thought that there would be less interference in playing matters at Watford or perhaps despite all of the media speculation we didn't actually interview him at all. I doubt whether we will ever know
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Originally posted by JRW2
You mean criterion - the plural version of which is criteria. Thank you for the lesson.
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Originally posted by Willo
Some while ago Martin Tyler said he believed that Murphy would be a manager sometime in the future.Appears to want to stick to punditry. Don't blame him. Extremely well paid, I believe, far shorter working week, and rather more secure than managing. It doesn't seem to matter how bad you are, some broadcasting channel or other will employ you.
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Originally posted by Willo
Thank you for the lesson. Do they still need you and do they still feed you?
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Originally posted by phillanth
I could not agree more, we always seem to struggle to persuade top targets to come to CP, there is something that is not right in the way we manage these negotiations. The only common denominator would appear to be the Chairman?
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Do they still need you and do they still feed you?
I recall a cartoon where Heather Mills is asking Paul McCartney "When WILL you be 64 ?" !
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Originally posted by Den1923
Why should Palace want him if they did, the Hull defence sent them down over -30 goals the last thing we need.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Why should Palace want him if they did, the Hull defence sent them down over -30 goals the last thing we need. apart from Hull, where he did not arrive until January, he had a very good record for such a young manager, if Palace did not want him I would be surprised as the stuff in the press would indicate otherwise, there was no smoke without fire!, I suspect we would have liked him but the usual problems came up like how much I we prepared to invest in the team and what freedom he would have to manage and develop the team?, of course I do not know for sure but the antecedence would suggest some of those if not all were sticking points and may well have been the reason Sam left?
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