Will we keep Pulis?
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 Cucking Funt  Clapham on the Back 16 Apr 14 11.17pm |
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Given that Villa, Swansea and Newcastle will very likely looking for a new manager over the summer. I know he's contracted until 2016 and he seems to have been an honourable kind of chap in the past (although obviously honour counts for zip these days) but might he be swayed by a 'bigger' club or will he want to kick on with what he's building at Palace? Or am I just paranoid?
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 sebi978 London 16 Apr 14 11.20pm |
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I'd say paranoid, Pulis was disappointed he had to leave Stoke, seems like if he's sure of the Premier League he stays, also seems like he's enjoying Croydon. Don't think Parish is going to give him any reason to go Edited by sebi978 (16 Apr 2014 11.21pm)
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Seth  On a pale blue dot 16 Apr 14 11.24pm |
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It would be so very Palace if we were to lose Pulis now, after what he's done this season. If he were to walk out for a bigger club and take half our team with him, that would feel very much par for the course given the many false dawns we've endured over the years. However we seem to be on the brink of something special with Mr Pulis in charge. I hope he's as honourable and principled as he seems and wants to stay and build that special something we all dream of.
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| Beaverwilly Croydon 16 Apr 14 11.25pm |
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It's so important we offer him the deal he wants to stay with us. Recently it has felt like he is buying more into the clubs philosophy.
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| Qwijibo Bournemouth 16 Apr 14 11.26pm |
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Let's heighten his long-ball reputation, and that'll get rid of Swansea's interest, who seem to think they're the new West Ham (who ironically, have a manager who wishes he could be Pulis).
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| homes New Eltham 16 Apr 14 11.26pm |
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Pulis the first director/manager!!
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| Stuk Top half 16 Apr 14 11.28pm |
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2 of those could still go down, though it's unlikely, and the other has an owner not likely to want to pay off 5 years of remaining contract. I'm worried we might lose him, but not to them. Give us 5 years of stability, Tony. Please!
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| Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 16 Apr 14 11.36pm |
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Quote Stuk at 16 Apr 2014 11.28pm
2 of those could still go down, though it's unlikely, and the other has an owner not likely to want to pay off 5 years of remaining contract. I'm worried we might lose him, but not to them. Give us 5 years of stability, Tony. Please!
I can't think of any other Premiership club who'd go after him except a promoted side performing abysmally and I'm hoping he wouldn't want to take another risk of a first relegation, especially so soon after taking that risk with us.
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| Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Stoke sub normal 16 Apr 14 11.38pm |
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He'll stay. From what he has said, he likes the football we play, as opposed to the long ball game he had to play at Stoke. He will play to the players in the squad, Stoke had goal scorers, we don't. So they played long ball and scored a lot. We don't play long ball, as we don't have scorers. Whichever way of playing, he makes sure the defence is solid. I think he is actually enjoying the pacey, on the ground football we are achieving.
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| Seth On a pale blue dot 16 Apr 14 11.40pm |
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Whenever I hear him speak he seems an honourable and principled man. About diving and today about respecting the league in the last few games. He really doesn't seem like the type to cut & run, but this is Palace remember. If he stays for a few years we'd be very lucky indeed.
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| Stuk Top half 16 Apr 14 11.46pm |
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Quote Cucking Funt at 16 Apr 2014 11.36pm
Quote Stuk at 16 Apr 2014 11.28pm
2 of those could still go down, though it's unlikely, and the other has an owner not likely to want to pay off 5 years of remaining contract. I'm worried we might lose him, but not to them. Give us 5 years of stability, Tony. Please!
I can't think of any other Premiership club who'd go after him except a promoted side performing abysmally and I'm hoping he wouldn't want to take another risk of a first relegation, especially so soon after taking that risk with us. He's made no bones about being a Cardiff boy so Swansea is a long shot while Villa have an owner looking to get out, rather than build. I'm hoping for a quiet manager change off season, after a crazy one during it.
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Palace_denizen  filed under " time wasters " 16 Apr 14 11.55pm |
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Pulis will certainly never go to these clubs that treat managers like crap. Spurs being an example.
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