Its going to be academic in 1 year from now as Roy will be retiring.

Parish can be proactive now or reactive then.

Fans can have some guts, or be gutless and timid and fear change and only think it will bring a negative result.

That is exactly the defeatist attitude that Roy had for the Spurs game, so I can understand defeatist negative people thinking that a different manager to Roy would definitely mean WORSE results. Its familiar to me as this negative defeatist approach is what RH sends the lads out with half the time, like at Spurs.

In just a short 12 months, every single person here saying that RH is our best manager ever will be losing Mr Hodgson to retirement. Then we have to find a new manager anyway.

Roy isnt 45 years old unfortunately.

Rubbish.

It was a brilliant end result, it was not a brilliant performance. It was another crap performance. Newcastle had 18 shots, we had 3.

We had one shot on target, which was a penalty.

When you win 1-0 after having 1 shot on target, a set piece, then you were damn lucky.

When you claim that is a brilliant performance you look downright foolish.

Its going to be academic in 1 year from now as Roy will be retiring.

Parish can be proactive now or reactive then.

Fans can have some guts, or be gutless and timid and fear change and only think it will bring a negative result.

That is exactly the defeatist attitude that Roy had for the Spurs game, so I can understand defeatist negative people thinking that a different manager to Roy would definitely mean WORSE results. Its familiar to me as this negative defeatist approach is what RH sends the lads out with half the time, like at Spurs.

In just a short 12 months, every single person here saying that RH is our best manager ever will be losing Mr Hodgson to retirement. Then we have to find a new manager anyway.

Roy isnt 45 years old unfortunately.

Will take the win but its arsenine to not understand the nature and manner of the win. Due to some luck and key players individual talents. There was not a shred of manager genius in that. Fact. Definitely not the way to progress as a team. Any blind mole will have an acorn every so often. CPFC needs to aspire to be the club that it can be with enlightened, agile and modern management. So not Roy. Other wise we will forever stay a mom and pop club tittering between premier league relegation and the championship. The output of the whole club falls way short of the cumulative sum of the individual players

Really can’t agree with this post or other negative ones.

I’m afraid this reeks of delusions of grandeur and almost like a spoilt child.

Outside of the top 6, with perhaps Everton as well, all PL clubs are a couple of hiccups away from relegation and are all really relegation candidates until about 38 points/10 games to go.

I want to be clear - I think it is time to for Roy to go but amicably. He has kept us safe this season, again, but the team really lacks heart and is quite frankly underperforming. As previously mentioned, I’m a season ticket holder and seriously questioned renewing it this season although have done. Home form has been scandalously awful and dropping 6 to BHA n Watford is unacceptable IMO

Whatever happens next will be a risk and there have been times this season when I have wanted to jump on the ‘angry’ Roy out campaign and equally bemoan Parish too. But I do ultimately trust Parish and hope that whoever he brings in next will at least keep us in the PL (as Roy has done) and hopefully produce more.

All’s well that ends well and using words like “negative defeatism” is laughably ignorant when you look at the big picture. Our best hope for next season is to have one similar to Watford this season or Burnley a couple years ago, which isn’t a million miles off. Can understand frustration but general attitude towards Roy and Parish from some is ridiculous.