Last Palace manager, you considered a coup ?
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 Midlands Eagle  03 Jun 17 10.49am |
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Originally posted by simlaboy
Big Mal !!!!! Are you saying that you haven't been excited by any managerial appointment in the last 40 years? Were you asleep when we were called the team of the eighties?
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| dumbell edenbridge 03 Jun 17 10.51am |
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Big Mal
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| sa_eagle Just outside Cape Town 03 Jun 17 11.22am |
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Fat Sam, Pardew and Pulis each in their own way were marquee signings, sadly only one left with any credibility and even he left us feeling p!ssed off.
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Norway  Sandnes,Norway 03 Jun 17 11.35am |
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I still think Iain Dowie deserves the honour he never gets at this forum.
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monkey  Sittingbourne,Kent 03 Jun 17 11.51am |
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To be honest, I remember being really proud when Uncle Ron appointed Sir Steve Coppell for the first time, he was such a great little player and really famous having strutted his stuff for Man. United AND England!! But then again, I would've been chuffed if Jimmy Krankie had got the job after having Alan F***king Mullery!!
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Pierre  Purley 03 Jun 17 12.19pm |
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My choices would be Allison, Venables and allardyce. Allison for pure flamboyance, the cup run and signing Venables though not for getting rid of Rogers in order to do it! Venables who was forced into selling Peter Taylor but bought Harkouk had a good year in 77-78 and then got promoted in 78-79 following that famous match against Burnley which meant we also finished above Brighton! I also have to include Allardyce who grabbed Palace by the nadgers both on and off the field, changing the off-field management, players regimes and fitness levels.
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| bashy2 London 03 Jun 17 12.44pm |
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My choice would of been pulis pardew allardyce was really happy when pulis got the job until he walked out on us for reasons he will only know was even more thrilled when pardew got the job him coming from Newcastle as well but think he should of be sacked after the cup final and really happy when allardyce got the job thought he would of taken us to the next level now hope whoever gets the managers job now can make us a top 10 side every season and stays a bit longer than a year we need stability now not keep changing the manager every year cause its getting a joke that's what I want and hope he gets a reasonably transfer budget
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| simlaboy coulsdon 03 Jun 17 1.07pm |
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At the time Big Mal's arrival was front page news, the Team of the Eighties were his legacy, he basically lied to the parents of the finest youth talent around at the time ,promises of cars ,cash ,none of which to my knowledge Appeared. Venables inherited the team and then through his greed threw it away , his second spell was a disaster , taking advantage of Goldberg . Sir Steve's appointment was under the radar and proved to be our most successful period . So, yes Big Mal
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| Midlands Eagle 03 Jun 17 1.23pm |
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Originally posted by simlaboy
At the time Big Mal's arrival was front page news, the Team of the Eighties were his legacy, He got us relegated in two successive years and although he got us back to the second tear he left four years before the famous team of the eighties
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| simlaboy coulsdon 03 Jun 17 1.33pm |
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The youth policy was his, took us down twice and our first FA cup semi , Palace rarely out of the news with him in charge , great , happy times
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| Southampton_Eagle At the after party 03 Jun 17 1.34pm |
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Originally posted by richardxtra
Ian Holloway. With his experience in getting Blackpool to the prem, thought we had a safe pair of hands to guide us up. Was abit rocky towards the end of the season, but bringing in super Kev was inspired and his tactical nous in the playoffs, led us to where we are now. We went up by the skin of our teeth. All tbe good work Freedman did was almost undone. His scatter gun approach to signings with a chairman who knew no better showed him up to be the charlatan he is. Was like a dog with two dicks in the transfer market.
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| braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 03 Jun 17 1.44pm |
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pardew
‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway |
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