Pardew- loyalty to Players - cost me cpfc job
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01CPFC  central coast NSW (The Mariners Mi... 30 Mar 17 12.56am |
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Originally posted by Dan89
He made the club toxic. I can't think of another manager leaving such a disaster behind him, however you got to give him some credit for keeping us up after warnock and sneaking 10th place the following season. At one stage Palace were 5th in Nov/Dec 2015. Then it come crashing down to earth in 2016. With an absolutely horrendous year of results 6 wins. The cup final which should of been his last game as manager but he seemed to convince parish and the board to offer him a long contract. Then we started this season and his arrogance got to a new level saying that clean sheets weren't important. I'm glad he's gone but to say he was a useless manager is not right. Maybe he rode the wave of pulis defensive structure to get the important results in 2015. Not many Palace managers have a 40% win ratio in the prem. In 2015: pld 38 w19 d 6 L13 Edited by Dan89 (29 Mar 2017 9.13pm) Combined 2015/2016 33.333% win ratio,
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 Willo  South coast - west of Brighton. 30 Mar 17 1.06am |
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Originally posted by 01CPFC
Combined 2015/2016 33.333% win ratio, My various conversations included stats, signings and much more - very wide ranging and interesting.
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| ParchmoreEagle Belair 30 Mar 17 1.45am |
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I've met blokes like AP before. They are complete egotists and self-deluded about their own brilliance. Big Sam has said and done nothing but common sense since he got here, but genius Pardew, even in this interview he is completely vacuous, arrogant and self-absorbed. It was always going to happen 'tomorrow' or 'soon' with him. But he did the same with us as he did with NUFC. I am so happy that he is gone and that we were blessed enough for Sam to lose his England job and be with us. He talks absolute sense, makes wise transfers and subs, doesn't get carried away with himself, and he's humble, which really suits our PL status. Luka's signing is IMO a HUGE influence on our current form as he does what Jedi did - only better - allowing other mids and wingers the freedom to play THEIR games. AP never mentioned that need while here or in his latest interview. It was HIS decision to kick out Jedi (oh he's so loyal ain't he?), and it was his inability to see the negative effect of that dumb decision. Sam saw it. Sam saw the need to fix the broken confidence in defence too. How Sam did it in so short a time is a marvel. AP, Good riddance.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 30 Mar 17 1.50am |
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Originally posted by ParchmoreEagle
I've met blokes like AP before. They are complete egotists and self-deluded about their own brilliance. Big Sam has said and done nothing but common sense since he got here, but genius Pardew, even in this interview he is completely vacuous, arrogant and self-absorbed. It was always going to happen 'tomorrow' or 'soon' with him. But he did the same with us as he did with NUFC. I am so happy that he is gone and that we were blessed enough for Sam to lose his England job and be with us. He talks absolute sense, makes wise transfers and subs, doesn't get carried away with himself, and he's humble, which really suits our PL status. Luka's signing is IMO a HUGE influence on our current form as he does what Jedi did - only better - allowing other mids and wingers the freedom to play THEIR games. AP never mentioned that need while here or in his latest interview. It was HIS decision to kick out Jedi (oh he's so loyal ain't he?), and it was his inability to see the negative effect of that dumb decision. Sam saw it. Sam saw the need to fix the broken confidence in defence too. How Sam did it in so short a time is a marvel. AP, Good riddance. I accept we needed a 'Jedi' but in my humble estimation he wasn't the answer so I can understand why we accepted £4 mill for him. All about opinions!
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| iheartcpfc SE25 30 Mar 17 3.57am |
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Thank f*** the arrogant div isn't here anymore with his excuses, s*** signings, naive tactics, awful game management and poor squad mgmt (binning all the leaders and not replacing them) Up the Big Sam
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sprites  Auckland 30 Mar 17 4.06am |
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Originally posted by Dan89
This sums up pardew success in the transfer window It's laughable that he wanted the January to rectify the problems after his disasters in the transfer market.
Not really fair. Hasn't had too much of a chance. Great player.
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| Dan89 Se25 30 Mar 17 7.00am |
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Originally posted by sprites
Not really fair. Hasn't had too much of a chance. Great player. Great player. Really he's hardly impressed when he's on the field
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Littlebogreek  30 Mar 17 8.28am |
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Originally posted by alaneagle1
That's right he took of Jimmy Mac in the 87th minute and brought on Campbell. Thats the exact moment he completely lost me too, up to that point I was supporting him as much as I could, when he did that it was completely un-defendable
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| Jacey 30 Mar 17 8.29am |
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Pardew has and always will be,in denial as to his considerable errors of judgment and blame worthiness. A true legend in his own mind.
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| ParchmoreEagle Belair 30 Mar 17 9.06am |
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Originally posted by Willo
I accept we needed a 'Jedi' but in my humble estimation he wasn't the answer so I can understand why we accepted £4 mill for him. All about opinions! I agree, but he needed to be replaced, not just his skill-set, but his steadying and leadership role in the dressing room and on the pitch. Pardew never appeared to acknowledge this.
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| dynamicdick Dormansland 30 Mar 17 9.54am |
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Originally posted by ParchmoreEagle
I agree, but he needed to be replaced, not just his skill-set, but his steadying and leadership role in the dressing room and on the pitch. Pardew never appeared to acknowledge this. Because he considered Jedi to be a threat!
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| Mad4palace 30 Mar 17 10.20am |
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Originally posted by Willo
I accept we needed a 'Jedi' but in my humble estimation he wasn't the answer so I can understand why we accepted £4 mill for him. All about opinions! I still don't understand why we accepted £4 million for Jedi, really £4 million is nothing in today's football market, especially given we had no other DM at the time and for 7 months after until Milivojevic came. Jedi was on comparatively minuscule wages to most at the club, the cost to replace him has been far too high, the club should have realised that, when you have good reliable 30+ player like Jedinak or Murray just keep hold of them. You end up having to spend 3x what you get for them, risking it on a younger player who might not be as good. Trim the squad of players like Ledley, Mutch, Lee, not your stalwarts. Jedi was actually playing his best football since 2014 when we sold him, that was my greatest disappointment because I could see the prick that sold him wasn't going to last the season anyway.
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