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pssguy 10 May 17 9.54pm
Originally posted by Cucking Funt You really haven't thought this rant through, have you? Well I have thought it through. You appear not even to have read it. The whole premise is that Sakho is the crucial reason we are still in with a good shout of staying up. if we do not retain him next year the future of the manager be questioned before the season starts not part way through yet again. Without Sakho, points per game under Allardyce are far worse than Pardew though, obviously, injuries and Zaha (who also might leave this summer) missing for a couple of games have contributed. FYI, Allardyce joined on 23 Dec. Since then, Palace have 23 points from 19 games for the 12th best record, five better than the 18th placed team
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pssguy

10 May 17 9.54pm

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

You really haven't thought this rant through, have you?

Well I have thought it through. You appear not even to have read it.
The whole premise is that Sakho is the crucial reason we are still in with a good shout of staying up. if we do not retain him next year the future of the manager be questioned before the season starts not part way through yet again. Without Sakho, points per game under Allardyce are far worse than Pardew though, obviously, injuries and Zaha (who also might leave this summer) missing for a couple of games have contributed.

FYI, Allardyce joined on 23 Dec. Since then, Palace have 23 points from 19 games for the 12th best record, five better than the 18th placed team

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Mapletree Croydon 10 May 17 9.58pm
Originally posted by pssguy Well I have thought it through. You appear not even to have read it. The whole premise is that Sakho is the crucial reason we are still in with a good shout of staying up. if we do not retain him next year the future of the manager be questioned before the season starts not part way through yet again. Without Sakho, points per game under Allardyce are far worse than Pardew though, obviously, injuries and Zaha (who also might leave this summer) missing for a couple of games have contributed. FYI, Allardyce joined on 23 Dec. Since then, Palace have 23 points from 19 games for the 12th best record, five better than the 18th placed team I seem to recall we played quite well without Sakho at 'pool. But we did have a recognised centre back then. It's not just about Sakho and SA is quite capable of doing other great business.
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Croydon 10 May 17 9.58pm

Originally posted by pssguy

FYI, Allardyce joined on 23 Dec. Since then, Palace have 23 points from 19 games for the 12th best record, five better than the 18th placed team

I seem to recall we played quite well without Sakho at 'pool. But we did have a recognised centre back then. It's not just about Sakho and SA is quite capable of doing other great business.

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 10 May 17 9.59pm
Originally posted by pssguy Well I have thought it through. You appear not even to have read it. The whole premise is that Sakho is the crucial reason we are still in with a good shout of staying up. if we do not retain him next year the future of the manager be questioned before the season starts not part way through yet again. Without Sakho, points per game under Allardyce are far worse than Pardew though, obviously, injuries and Zaha (who also might leave this summer) missing for a couple of games have contributed. FYI, Allardyce joined on 23 Dec. Since then, Palace have 23 points from 19 games for the 12th best record, five better than the 18th placed team Trust me. You haven't. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Cucking Funt

Clapham on the Back 10 May 17 9.59pm

Originally posted by pssguy

Well I have thought it through. You appear not even to have read it.
The whole premise is that Sakho is the crucial reason we are still in with a good shout of staying up. if we do not retain him next year the future of the manager be questioned before the season starts not part way through yet again. Without Sakho, points per game under Allardyce are far worse than Pardew though, obviously, injuries and Zaha (who also might leave this summer) missing for a couple of games have contributed.

FYI, Allardyce joined on 23 Dec. Since then, Palace have 23 points from 19 games for the 12th best record, five better than the 18th placed team

Trust me. You haven't.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 10 May 17 10.25pm
Originally posted by pssguy Well I have thought it through. You appear not even to have read it. The whole premise is that Sakho is the crucial reason we are still in with a good shout of staying up. if we do not retain him next year the future of the manager be questioned before the season starts not part way through yet again. Without Sakho, points per game under Allardyce are far worse than Pardew though, obviously, injuries and Zaha (who also might leave this summer) missing for a couple of games have contributed. FYI, Allardyce joined on 23 Dec. Since then, Palace have 23 points from 19 games for the 12th best record, five better than the 18th placed team Is Allardyce never allowed to sign another centre back for Palace or anybody ever again? What happened last season at Sunderland with Kone? Come on Jamie Carragher, don't keep us waiting 24 hours. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 10 May 17 10.25pm

Originally posted by pssguy

FYI, Allardyce joined on 23 Dec. Since then, Palace have 23 points from 19 games for the 12th best record, five better than the 18th placed team

Is Allardyce never allowed to sign another centre back for Palace or anybody ever again?

What happened last season at Sunderland with Kone? Come on Jamie Carragher, don't keep us waiting 24 hours.

COYP

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Sir James Hird Mount Martha 10 May 17 10.43pm
Statistics! Statistics! and damn lies. Your statistics may be accurate but are only taken in a period of time that suits you. Try using the same argument say over the next seasons first few games or don't even bother. Be passionate, be Palace, be proud. Bugger the stats.
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Sir James Hird

Mount Martha 10 May 17 10.43pm

Statistics! Statistics! and damn lies.
Your statistics may be accurate but are only taken in a period of time that suits you.
Try using the same argument say over the next seasons first few games or don't even bother.
Be passionate, be Palace, be proud. Bugger the stats.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 10 May 17 11.11pm
I just get the feeling that if Allardyce had NOT joined our club we would have slipped through that dreaded 'Relegation trapdoor' by now.It was NOT looking good !
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 10 May 17 11.11pm

I just get the feeling that if Allardyce had NOT joined our club we would have slipped through that dreaded 'Relegation trapdoor' by now.It was NOT looking good !

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 11 May 17 12.15am
Originally posted by Willo I just get the feeling that if Allardyce had NOT joined our club we would have slipped through that dreaded 'Relegation trapdoor' by now.It was NOT looking good ! We'd have been gone before Sunderland. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Cucking Funt

Clapham on the Back 11 May 17 12.15am

Originally posted by Willo

I just get the feeling that if Allardyce had NOT joined our club we would have slipped through that dreaded 'Relegation trapdoor' by now.It was NOT looking good !

We'd have been gone before Sunderland.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 11 May 17 12.18am
Originally posted by Cucking Funt We'd have been gone before Sunderland. We lost 8 of Pardew's last 10 games in charge, conceding 24 goals in the process.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 11 May 17 12.18am

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

We'd have been gone before Sunderland.

We lost 8 of Pardew's last 10 games in charge, conceding 24 goals in the process.

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Mstrobez 11 May 17 2.13am
Originally posted by Willo I just get the feeling that if Allardyce had NOT joined our club we would have slipped through that dreaded 'Relegation trapdoor' by now.It was NOT looking good ! In fairness I thought we'd already gone through it after Sunderland. The fact our destiny is in our own hands with the run in we've had is incredible, yet people still wanna talk s***. Allardyce is what he is, we will see if and what his limitations are over the course of the next few seasons but as of now he is exactly what we need and certainly a lot more than just a hoof ball merchant We're the Arthur over ere!
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Mstrobez

11 May 17 2.13am

Originally posted by Willo

I just get the feeling that if Allardyce had NOT joined our club we would have slipped through that dreaded 'Relegation trapdoor' by now.It was NOT looking good !

In fairness I thought we'd already gone through it after Sunderland. The fact our destiny is in our own hands with the run in we've had is incredible, yet people still wanna talk s***. Allardyce is what he is, we will see if and what his limitations are over the course of the next few seasons but as of now he is exactly what we need and certainly a lot more than just a hoof ball merchant

We're the Arthur over ere!

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 11 May 17 8.33am
would be the ideal guy to have if the worst happened and we went down, and ideal guy to take us forward if we stay up, win win! ish,,,,,,,,,
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croydon proud

Any european country i fancy! 11 May 17 8.33am

would be the ideal guy to have if the worst happened and we went down, and ideal guy to take us forward if we stay up, win win! ish,,,,,,,,,

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 11 May 17 8.45am
Originally posted by croydon proud would be the ideal guy to have if the worst happened and we went down, and ideal guy to take us forward if we stay up, win win! ish,,,,,,,,, It really would be an 'Annus Horibilis' for Allardyce if on the back of his England experience, we went down. One can only speculate as to how much this would effect him and whether he would feel that he would need time to "Recuperate' before accepting another challenge.He might deem that he wants some time out to 'Dust himself down' before going again.NOT only would this be awful for Allardyce (And the club and supporters)he might lose that invincibility regards keeping teams up when they have been in difficulties.Only 'Food for thought' ! Edited by Willo (11 May 2017 8.45am)
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 11 May 17 8.45am

Originally posted by croydon proud

would be the ideal guy to have if the worst happened and we went down, and ideal guy to take us forward if we stay up, win win! ish,,,,,,,,,

It really would be an 'Annus Horibilis' for Allardyce if on the back of his England experience, we went down.

Edited by Willo (11 May 2017 8.45am)

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 11 May 17 9.07am
Originally posted by Willo It really would be an 'Annus Horibilis' for Allardyce if on the back of his England experience, we went down. One can only speculate as to how much this would effect him and whether he would feel that he would need time to "Recuperate' before accepting another challenge.He might deem that he wants some time out to 'Dust himself down' before going again.NOT only would this be awful for Allardyce (And the club and supporters)he might lose that invincibility regards keeping teams up when they have been in difficulties.Only 'Food for thought' ! maybe willo, but he would have lost the invincibility already as we would already be down,,so maybe want to prove himself by springing straight back up!However, lets hope we dont have to wait to find out and are safe by sunday or before!
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croydon proud

Any european country i fancy! 11 May 17 9.07am

Originally posted by Willo

It really would be an 'Annus Horibilis' for Allardyce if on the back of his England experience, we went down.

One can only speculate as to how much this would effect him and whether he would feel that he would need time to "Recuperate' before accepting another challenge.He might deem that he wants some time out to 'Dust himself down' before going again.NOT only would this be awful for Allardyce (And the club and supporters)he might lose that invincibility regards keeping teams up when they have been in difficulties.Only 'Food for thought' !
maybe willo, but he would have lost the invincibility already as we would already be down,,so maybe want to prove himself by springing straight back up!However, lets hope we dont have to wait to find out and are safe by sunday or before!

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