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TheGreatGorbo Flag sunbury 17 Mar 23 10.34am

Roger Schmidt done wonders with Benicia

 

PalazioVecchio Flag south pole 17 Mar 23 10.38am

Originally posted by Elpis

Whoever it is will be a poor replacement . Anyone worth their salt is working .

Someone who has failed at another club , someone from mid table in championship , maybe a foriegn coach with no experiance of English football ,an OAP .

Doesn't look good does it ?

PV's song was over. We need somebody older , with a long CV and some overseas experience. Defo not Lampard, Rooney or any other fellas without many managerial accolades.

 


Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

PalazioVecchio Flag south pole 17 Mar 23 10.40am

Originally posted by crvenaeagle

Roy is now 10/11 with Favre in second place at 10/1.

I said as soon as I heard the news that it will be Roy or Colin.

i would be delighted if Croydon Roy came back. Survival is more important than entertaining football.

 


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southnorwoodhill Flag 17 Mar 23 10.41am

There are unconfirmed reports of Christian Benteke seen wandering the streets with a placard bearing the legend "See, it wasn't me. Told you so!" Betting companies have slashed Benteke's managerial odds from 100000/1 to 25/1 accordingly.

 

Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards Hrolf The Ganger Flag 17 Mar 23 10.41am

We need someone with Premier League experience who can motivate a team to play above its level for eleven games.

Not an easy task right now.

Roy is too old.

Big Sam anyone?

Super Al? He lives locally.

Not sure we can risk someone like Kompany even if we could get him right now.

 

Midlands Eagle Flag 17 Mar 23 10.41am

Originally posted by TJ

I'd try for Kompany, Burnley are miles clear at the top of the championship, playing good football and he's worked under/learned from Pep

So did Vieira

 

Badger11 Flag Beckenham 17 Mar 23 10.43am

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

PV's song was over. We need somebody older , with a long CV and some overseas experience. Defo not Lampard, Rooney or any other fellas without many managerial accolades.

New managers often make mistakes in their first job e.g. Alex Ferguson was sacked by St Mirren. However if they fail at their next club I think we can assume they have not learned so it's a no on Lampard and Gerrard and a don't know about Rooney but we shouldn't gamble.

I think Parish will have a caretaker manager until he can find someone with experience.

 


One more point

Zaha127 Flag 17 Mar 23 10.45am

I think they will probably want a temporary manager for the rest of the season e.g. Roy

And then in the summer target someone like Carrick. I would love someone like Carrick of even Kompany even though he is a risk if it pays off could be a very decent manager for Palace.

Edited by Zaha127 (17 Mar 2023 10.46am)

 

A1969Eagle Flag Redhill 17 Mar 23 10.48am

Roy. you cant be serious!!!

Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad

It will be Roy, Freedman and Derry until the end of the season.

 

kingdowieonthewall Flag Sussex, ex-Cronx. 17 Mar 23 10.49am

dear God,
please not Roy.
please nooooo!

 


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Painter Flag Croydon 17 Mar 23 10.55am

Apparently an announcement will be made after the Arsenal game at the earliest. I expect Derry to take charge, who contrary to opinion is still being paid by Palace.

 

VinceHilaire Flag London 17 Mar 23 10.57am

Originally posted by Painter

Apparently an announcement will be made after the Arsenal game at the earliest. I expect Derry to take charge, who contrary to opinion is still being paid by Palace.

I have a feeling Paddy McCarthy will be in charge of the Arsenal game…
But I know nothing!!

 

tonymikejoe Flag UK 17 Mar 23 11.02am

One name. Martin Jol.

 

ambrose7 Flag Croydon 17 Mar 23 11.02am

Originally posted by VinceHilaire

I have a feeling Paddy McCarthy will be in charge of the Arsenal game…
But I know nothing!!

Yeah, that's what the journalists in the know have been reporting in the last half hour, expected to be with Derry in support.

 


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Uphill Flag Bedford 17 Mar 23 11.07am

Anyone will do - providing they can motivate a dispirited yet talented squad. Vieira was floundering parroting the same old mutterings 'we have to take our chances' etc - stating the bleeding obvious but with no idea how to make it happen.

The squad has huge potential that just needs motivation.

The endless promotion of Schlupp and Ayew was his downfall.

 

eagleman13 Flag On The Road To Hell & Alicante 17 Mar 23 11.10am

Originally posted by ambrose7

Yeah, that's what the journalists in the know have been reporting in the last half hour, expected to be with Derry in support.

Funnily enough, the U21's are at home today V Arsenal 14.00 ko live on PalaceTV+ could be a good indicator especially if Brighty is on the gantry co-commontating . . .

 


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

Glazier#1 Flag 17 Mar 23 11.12am


I think Roy is a shoo-in as a stop-gap til the season's end.

 

AndyMann Flag Rhyl 17 Mar 23 11.16am

I wouldn’t mind Vincent Kompany

 

Goalpost1 Flag Worcester Park 17 Mar 23 11.16am

Originally posted by VinceHilaire

I have a feeling Paddy McCarthy will be in charge of the Arsenal game…
But I know nothing!!

I think that is a good shout.

 

Warlodog Flag Warlingham 17 Mar 23 11.16am

Can't see Kompany leaving Burnley given their current position. Think he has his sights on replacing Pep at Abu Dhabi City. Likewise with Carrick - could well find himself in East London when Moyes goes at the end of the season (or sooner). Although Lampard can claim some credit for keeping Everton up last year (together with us bottling it at 2-0) I wouldn't want him long term. Ditto Gerrard and Parker, so it doesn't leave a great deal. Maybe Parish should ask Tony Bloom at Brighton for some advice!

 

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