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Teddy Eagle Flag 13 May 21 12.13pm

Originally posted by AERO

Lampard a risk yes ? But name me a manager who isn't ? Even with a big pot of"Gold"

This is true and there’s also an element of stars aligning- how many would have been thrilled if David Moyes had been appointed when he went to WHam?

 

Jacey Flag 13 May 21 12.29pm

Lampard surely too much of a risk,whereas Dyche is a safe pair of hands and has the ability to keep us mid table at the very least and is used to working on restricted budget.

 

AERO Flag 13 May 21 12.47pm

Remember similar scenario when Sir Steve Coppell was appointed the rest is history as they say .Dyche will be expensive as compo involved and would probably want a,bigger budget than Frank.

 

Spiderman Flag Horsham 13 May 21 12.53pm

Originally posted by AERO

Remember similar scenario when Sir Steve Coppell was appointed the rest is history as they say .Dyche will be expensive as compo involved and would probably want a,bigger budget than Frank.

Why do you think Dyche would want a bigger budget than Lampard?

 

Lanzo-Ad Flag Lanzarote 13 May 21 1.04pm

I Think Lampard is the Perfect signing he will bring the youngsters through get rid of the overpaid dross, be able to attract 4 good loan signings in the mean time and i am sure pick up a couple of bargains, that's 6 new players, and hopefully Ferguson and Tomkins with a better season injury wise, my only surprise is he would want the job

 


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Jacey Flag 13 May 21 1.08pm

Originally posted by AERO

Remember similar scenario when Sir Steve Coppell was appointed the rest is history as they say .Dyche will be expensive as compo involved and would probably want a,bigger budget than Frank.

We could probably get a bargain basement in appointing Chris Wilder as our manager,who came so highly recommended by BFS a few years ago.
Did a brilliant job last season.

 

Painter Flag Croydon 13 May 21 1.09pm

Originally posted by thai-eagle

Lampard with his links to West Ham and Chelsea, joining that nuisance from South London - a big gamble and a big no from me. With Howe out of the picture, never thought I would say it, but of the remaining known candidates, Sean Dyche stands out for me.
If Parish does not have a surprise card up in his sleeves, Lampard too much risk with so many (old) players on their way out.
The Burnley gaffer might not be the most wow-like, but a very safe pair of hands.

Why would Dyche want to leave Burnley to come to Palace. It’s nonsensical move for him, he runs the team at Burnley and will have money from new owners in the summer. Palace is a sideways move, so why move.

 

AuntyAnne70 Flag Tunbridge WElls 13 May 21 1.16pm

Not 100% sure would bring the youngsters through either, he only did that at Chelsea through necessity, when they were allowed to purchase, he did, big time.

 

Ginger Pubic Wig Flag Wickham de L'Ouest 13 May 21 1.26pm

Lampard is the risk candidate, but I think he's a very intelligent man who strikes me as somebody who could level with players. And that's basically the combination you need.

Dyche to me is gapingly obvious as the ideal candidate but I wasn't aware Burnley have new owners. That can go either way for him, but it's reasonable suppose that may put him out of reach for now.

We can always give Lampard 10 games and then get BFS back.

 


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Dubai Eagle Flag 13 May 21 2.04pm

A concern with SD is that with someone so firmly embedded within a set up as he is at Burnley there is always a risk that he will arrive down south, things get very real very quickly, he then decides he made a mistake & goes running back to Burnley.

 

doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 13 May 21 2.07pm

Originally posted by Vincehair

Think Frank would e a good choice. Don't think Dyche would be interested- missed that boat a long time ago.

Our most successful manager had less experience than Frank.

Abraham would be worth getting at 40m - lots of Chelski fans don't think he is good enough and rather persevere with Werner


Chelski might want £40m but I'd be surprised if they get anything like that. They will need to offload to buy the players they want and it might have to be a fire sale with football finances being what they are.

The rollover TV contract will see clubs getting less money given that the PL have to pay more to the rest of the football pyramid (Yes it's only £100m extra so £5m less for each club over the period but add in how much clubs have lost over Covid and finances aren't looking great). Evidence? See how the asking price for Sancho seems to be dropping substantially plus the state of the mega Spanish and Italian clubs. Also there was little transfer activity in the last window worth talking about.

Finally, it's always a gamble taking players from big clubs. Such players are used to having good players around them. Put them in a bang-average team like ours and will they be able to perform?

 

Spiderman Flag Horsham 13 May 21 2.07pm

Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig

Lampard is the risk candidate, but I think he's a very intelligent man who strikes me as somebody who could level with players. And that's basically the combination you need.

Dyche to me is gapingly obvious as the ideal candidate but I wasn't aware Burnley have new owners. That can go either way for him, but it's reasonable suppose that may put him out of reach for now.

We can always give Lampard 10 games and then get BFS back.

From what I gather the new owners bought the club from loans from the club ( or something weird) so Dyche might want out before the proverbial hits the fan

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doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 13 May 21 2.11pm

Originally posted by Painter

Why would Dyche want to leave Burnley to come to Palace. It’s nonsensical move for him, he runs the team at Burnley and will have money from new owners in the summer. Palace is a sideways move, so why move.


Maybe not. I think the takeover involved a lot of debt so Burnley's transfer purse might just be even smaller than ours!

 

doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 13 May 21 2.19pm

Originally posted by Putitout

Looking at the age of many of this squad, and the number yet to sign a contract. The matter of who is going to be managing , is hardly our biggest worry.
Surely the biggest problem going forward is how much do we have in the kitty, and how, and who do we spend it on, that is if we have any money.
We can only hope we do have money, and save some more in big earners going, because as others have said, and is quiet frankly obvious , central defence ,and mid-field needs drastic up dating. Without it happening it’s hard to see who will want this job, and that includes Hodgson.


Might that be why Hodgson is stalling on a new contract? IMO:
a) either Hodgson has been offered a contract but is stalling for some reason (and it may be that he knows that even he can't do another successful season with the squad he's got, and he's wanting cast-iron assurances that there will be a decent transfer kitty this time round)
or
b) he hasn't been offered one and will be leaving in which case SP will already have someone lined up or there are at least one or more candidates he's talked to.

 

Frickin Saweet Flag South Cronx 13 May 21 2.29pm

Originally posted by doombear


Might that be why Hodgson is stalling on a new contract? IMO:
a) either Hodgson has been offered a contract but is stalling for some reason (and it may be that he knows that even he can't do another successful season with the squad he's got, and he's wanting cast-iron assurances that there will be a decent transfer kitty this time round)
or
b) he hasn't been offered one and will be leaving in which case SP will already have someone lined up or there are at least one or more candidates he's talked to.

fingers crossed for B. I can't imagine Roy stalling on a contract at his age, or even that there's one on the table. I have reservations about Frank after reading about how he left some players out in the cold at Chelsea, which makes me question his man-management especially as we have players that don't respond well to that management style. However one would hope that he has critiqued what went wrong and learned from his previous experience.

 

Kant Flag exeter 13 May 21 2.57pm

Originally posted by AuntyAnne70

Not 100% sure would bring the youngsters through either, he only did that at Chelsea through necessity, when they were allowed to purchase, he did, big time.

I’m no fan of Lampard, but in fairness to him he did give debuts to no fewer than 8 academy players: Armando Broja, Mason Mount, Reece James, Billy Gilmour, Tino Anjorin, Ian Maatsen, Tariq Lamptey and Marc Gueh.

But do we have a supply of Gilmours, James and Mounts waiting in the wings? I suspect not. In which case the much vaunted youth appeal of Lampard is an irrelevance.


 

Lanzo-Ad Flag Lanzarote 13 May 21 3.36pm

Originally posted by Kant

I’m no fan of Lampard, but in fairness to him he did give debuts to no fewer than 8 academy players: Armando Broja, Mason Mount, Reece James, Billy Gilmour, Tino Anjorin, Ian Maatsen, Tariq Lamptey and Marc Gueh.

But do we have a supply of Gilmours, James and Mounts waiting in the wings? I suspect not. In which case the much vaunted youth appeal of Lampard is an irrelevance.



The under 18s are top of premier league south so we must have a few decent ones

 


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Putitout Flag Oxford 13 May 21 3.46pm

Originally posted by doombear


Might that be why Hodgson is stalling on a new contract? IMO:
a) either Hodgson has been offered a contract but is stalling for some reason (and it may be that he knows that even he can't do another successful season with the squad he's got, and he's wanting cast-iron assurances that there will be a decent transfer kitty this time round)
or
b) he hasn't been offered one and will be leaving in which case SP will already have someone lined up or there are at least one or more candidates he's talked to.


I’m thinking, that Hodgson, is stalling . Because it remains to be seen where the club is going. By what he has said, there is no certainty in what the club is going to be doing regards the future. He knows ,we all know, that some will be going, the fact is some need to go, so it’s bad news if they didn’t.
But the big outstanding question for him, is then what? And that applies to any body else who fancies a go at keeping Palace in the Premier league.
If Palace have the means to finance a realistic program to actually progress the club then I reckon Frank, would be a decent choice, able to attract the right type of young players, by purchase, or loan. But if it’s a case of more of the same , filling the holes good enough to scramble to another few seasons in the big time, then it’s only a Hodgson type that might want the job, and he is as good as anybody else if that’s the case. The problem then is, has he had enough of not even getting what he thinks is good enough to survive without the relegation fight that will come if they get this wrong.? Whether he runs things or not. The fact is he has asked for more than he ended with every year so far , it would be no surprise if he wanted more assurances of a definite up grade this year before committing any further.
If Hodgson, hasn’t been offered a contract, and the club continues to have no better outlook concerning the acquisition of a better ,younger squad, then I can only see a has been manager wanting this job, no real risk for their future.
Without some substantial input to the playing staff, it’s possible they will talk to the Lampards of this world , but if he, or they should bite it would put their futures on a type rope.

Edited by Putitout (13 May 2021 4.00pm)

 

Uphill Flag Bedford 13 May 21 4.26pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

Apart from being a northerner, surely Dyche is the best candidate. I guess Frank will get Parish more TV time though.

Depends what you mean by 'a northerner' - he was born in Kettering, Northamptonshire, not even north of Watford Gap !

 


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Spiderman Flag Horsham 13 May 21 4.35pm

Originally posted by doombear


Maybe not. I think the takeover involved a lot of debt so Burnley's transfer purse might just be even smaller than ours!

It did indeed


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