skysports.co.uk says hes sacked!

quote from skysports.co.uk =
Oldham boss Iain Dowie and former Wycombe chief Lawrie Sanchez have been mooted as early front-runners for the Selhurst Park post as The Eagles look for their third manager in just six months.

yes finaly kember has been sacked ive been waiting 4 this day to come and now it has come but now it might kit symons, curtis fleming, and s****y shipperly where do you rekon we will get to now.

Nuff Said.........

Any True Palace Fans

just been confirmed on sky. jordon said symons as tempory manager for a while its important to keep the dressing room together

I am gladdened and saddened by today's events. Glad because it was obvious to everyone that Kember didn't have a clue how to manage team. He is a poor motivator, an even worse tactician and not the man to get a team out of a slump.

I am sad that we have lost a hero, a Palace man through and through and one who has given the best years of his life to the club.

As for the future, the only time in the Jordan era we have looked good was when he brought in a manager hungry for success, who in his brief time managing had shown glimpses of brilliance and now he should do the same. Iain Dowie is the right man for the job and his task is simple - do what we're good at. By which I mean bringing through players from the youth team and from the lower leagues and blending them into an effective unit.

And, like the Tory Party is doing now, we as supporters need to undertake a period of unified and total support for the new man, and in the interim, Kit.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

Well where do we go from here.
We can have another 3 managers by the end of the Season, which will leave SJ a choice of Wayne Routledge or the Programme seller.
When will you all learn its Jordan that is the Problem he cannot or will not spend any money on the team and the base we have left is CR~@p.
I said at the beginning of the season we would be fighting relegation and it would all be down to SJ I hate to say it but the future is grim.
Yes you can jump to his defence and say he saved us I prefer the axe to long slow lingering death.
Nothing has been the same since Jordan came he has spent more money paying up contracts of people he has sacked or fallen out with than on players, you can only run a Football Club as a business when it is other peoples money and you have a board that discus options and progress plans not a management line that says yes SJ what ever u want.

I have not been to a match this season and I only saw 23 games last season, which was my worse attendance since 1975. I will not return until SJ is gone unfortunately I am not so sure there will be any thing to return to.

I think Jordan deserves some credit for acting quickly, and not having a long drawn out situation where the fans get more and more angry at the manager. At least Kember can leave with a shade of dignity.