De Boer has been sacked (confirmed by club)
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OhthisbloodyPC  11 Sep 17 1.44pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'My CV describes sacking as "fired With Enthusiasm"' by Guntrisoft But what reference would you give to frank De Boere? Surely he was doing a good job. No manager can produce instant results can they?
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 DANGERCLOSE london 11 Sep 17 1.51pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
That's my reading of it. Parish didn't sound like he was ready to sack going by his tweets. I reckon the yanks had a big say it. In SP we trust
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| Terry Vegetables Forest Hill 11 Sep 17 1.54pm |
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It seems either slag Parish off, or slag de boer off, while the usa investors go about their merry business. Steve Parish is not the sole decision maker at CPFC, many don't seem to realise this..
catford kid, caught up supporting "team of the 80s" in the 70s.. |
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| Part Time James 11 Sep 17 1.56pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'My CV describes sacking as "fired With Enthusiasm"' by Guntrisoft Does he get a settlement fee for early termination of his contract? It almost incentivises being sh8t doesn't it? If my job paid me off for f**king everything up I'd spend even more time on this forum.
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 cp forever south london 11 Sep 17 1.58pm |
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I agree, I think it may have been the americans who got SP to sack Pardew too which was the right thing to do but this is not. Who knows what goes on behind the scenes, I am very disappointed and embarrassed about this but we have lived through worse. Roy Hodgson is probably a safe pair of hands, very experienced at club level so maybe we will be singing his praises soon but FdB could have come good and we will never know.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 11 Sep 17 2.10pm |
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Originally posted by cp forever
I agree, I think it may have been the americans who got SP to sack Pardew too which was the right thing to do but this is not. Who knows what goes on behind the scenes, I am very disappointed and embarrassed about this but we have lived through worse. Roy Hodgson is probably a safe pair of hands, very experienced at club level so maybe we will be singing his praises soon but FdB could have come good and we will never know. Yep, should've monitored Frank game by game. More fvcking about and sack him, but more of yesterday and persevere unless the zero points and goals goes on and on and on.
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Pierre  Purley 11 Sep 17 2.11pm |
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I have to say this decision skinks but it looks as though it was pushed through by Harris and Blitzer. It probably didn't make a difference what SP said in defence of FDB their minds were made up he was going! Most fans I believe are now totally disgusted in the manner of FDB's 'parting company' especially after yesterdays dramatic improved overall performance. What good has this done our club to tell everyone initially that we wish to change our philosophy and culture, build up our academy, play a different style of football and that's it's going to take time to fully evolve. So from being forward thinking and having a project we now want to look backwards with a 70 year old!
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| Hudsoneagle 11 Sep 17 2.18pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Putting the mistake to one side, it's not that he picked Lee, it's that he played him on the left and Townsend on the right. What was our problem in the 2nd half v Swansea? Ward at LB and lack of supply in the box. Same cr&ppy supply yesterday. Dozens of crosses, about 3 successful. you could say puncheon on the left but he's hardly getting much praise or PVA and Schlupp but PVA's been shyte this season, although as a LWB. Yes but the best two crosses both came from Townsend who looked good on the right...Townsend does perform better on the right and I think playing him there was the right decision.
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| Sportyteacher London 11 Sep 17 2.30pm |
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Originally posted by Bangell
I'm hearing news that Chung-Yong Lee has also left the club today, after being decapitated by FDB Just what we need...another injury....
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| Sportyteacher London 11 Sep 17 2.33pm |
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Originally posted by Pierre
I have to say this decision skinks but it looks as though it was pushed through by Harris and Blitzer. It probably didn't make a difference what SP said in defence of FDB their minds were made up he was going! Most fans I believe are now totally disgusted in the manner of FDB's 'parting company' especially after yesterdays dramatic improved overall performance. What good has this done our club to tell everyone initially that we wish to change our philosophy and culture, build up our academy, play a different style of football and that's it's going to take time to fully evolve. So from being forward thinking and having a project we now want to look backwards with a 70 year old! THIS is worth absorbing as being probably the case. Harris and Blitzer probably forced Parish's hand - I wonder if the former even saw yesterday's match. Anyway, we are the laughing stock of the game now.
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| Sportyteacher London 11 Sep 17 2.33pm |
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Originally posted by Pierre
I have to say this decision skinks but it looks as though it was pushed through by Harris and Blitzer. It probably didn't make a difference what SP said in defence of FDB their minds were made up he was going! Most fans I believe are now totally disgusted in the manner of FDB's 'parting company' especially after yesterdays dramatic improved overall performance. What good has this done our club to tell everyone initially that we wish to change our philosophy and culture, build up our academy, play a different style of football and that's it's going to take time to fully evolve. So from being forward thinking and having a project we now want to look backwards with a 70 year old! THIS is worth absorbing as being probably the case. Harris and Blitzer probably forced Parish's hand - I wonder if the former even saw yesterday's match. Anyway, we are the laughing stock of the game now.
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Slimey Toad  Karsiyaka, North Cyprus 11 Sep 17 2.35pm |
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Originally posted by Sportyteacher
Just what we need...another injury....
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