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hastingseagle67 01 Oct 17 4.57pm
So a rival fan starts a thread on here and then sits back and watches us implode. When will you lot ever learn and stop giving them the pleasure. has resisted writing a single post on the Ross McCormack thread !!!
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01 Oct 17 4.57pm

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So a rival fan starts a thread on here and then sits back and watches us implode. When will you lot ever learn and stop giving them the pleasure.

has resisted writing a single post on the Ross McCormack thread !!!

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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 01 Oct 17 5.02pm
Originally posted by merganser I think Jimenez has got it right. The directors don't want to spend a fortune on bodging up the stadium - they want a rebuild as at Anfield. As Steve Parish indicated in his post-Burnley interview, there's a lot of talks going on behind the scenes with architects, planning consultants, Croydon council and Sainsburys etc, But major projects always take ages even before they start. If anyone knows how to unlock the logjam and speed up the process, contact the club. In the meantime, I wish fans would stop bashing Steve P at every opportunity. At the start of the season, most of us were optimistic about the strength of the squad and the potential of the managerial appointment. Things haven't worked out (yet) but we should support Steve and his boardroom colleagues - not continually carp and winge. COYP! Edited by merganser (01 Oct 2017 4.47pm) I totally get the issues that the club has had in terms of the stadium. I'm a little surprised that 2 extremely wealthy Americans have either bought into an unworkable situation or have not been able to remove the roadblocks that are preventing either an enhancement to Selhurst Park or a move to another site. I have to say that I don't care so much about the stadium environment - my primary reason for going to Palace is to watch a game of football and hopefully see a home win ( remember those ? ). In the meantime Steve Parish has overseen a farce in terms of running the playing side of the club in it's 5th consecutive season in the Premier League. For him, the love affair of running the club he loves is over, and I do feel sympathy for him to an extent. I think he's lost the trust and support of many that were still behind him not that long ago. But it's a tough, results driven world. My beloved club has become a laughing stock and looks doomed to relegation in the first week of October. Mr. Parish, this has happened on your watch. Accept the responsibility. Old, Ungifted and White
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Shoreham-by-Sea 01 Oct 17 5.02pm

Originally posted by merganser

I think Jimenez has got it right.

The directors don't want to spend a fortune on bodging up the stadium - they want a rebuild as at Anfield.

As Steve Parish indicated in his post-Burnley interview, there's a lot of talks going on behind the scenes with architects, planning consultants, Croydon council and Sainsburys etc, But major projects always take ages even before they start.

If anyone knows how to unlock the logjam and speed up the process, contact the club.

In the meantime, I wish fans would stop bashing Steve P at every opportunity.

At the start of the season, most of us were optimistic about the strength of the squad and the potential of the managerial appointment.

Things haven't worked out (yet) but we should support Steve and his boardroom colleagues - not continually carp and winge.

COYP!

Edited by merganser (01 Oct 2017 4.47pm)

I totally get the issues that the club has had in terms of the stadium. I'm a little surprised that 2 extremely wealthy Americans have either bought into an unworkable situation or have not been able to remove the roadblocks that are preventing either an enhancement to Selhurst Park or a move to another site.

I have to say that I don't care so much about the stadium environment - my primary reason for going to Palace is to watch a game of football and hopefully see a home win ( remember those ? ).

In the meantime Steve Parish has overseen a farce in terms of running the playing side of the club in it's 5th consecutive season in the Premier League.

For him, the love affair of running the club he loves is over, and I do feel sympathy for him to an extent. I think he's lost the trust and support of many that were still behind him not that long ago.

But it's a tough, results driven world. My beloved club has become a laughing stock and looks doomed to relegation in the first week of October.

Mr. Parish, this has happened on your watch. Accept the responsibility.

Old, Ungifted and White

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chateauferret 01 Oct 17 5.05pm
The Board will have the opportunity with Woy's appointment and the winter window to fix a lot of what is wrong and they should get the chance to do that. It used to be the case that he who was bottom on Christmas Day got relegated but that rule has been broken by teams that have sorted themselves out in time. If they get us relegated, criticise them for getting us relegated. But they haven't got us relegated yet. In the meantime get behind the team because the more points we are adrift before we can turn it round the harder it will be. ============ The Ferret ============
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01 Oct 17 5.05pm

The Board will have the opportunity with Woy's appointment and the winter window to fix a lot of what is wrong and they should get the chance to do that. It used to be the case that he who was bottom on Christmas Day got relegated but that rule has been broken by teams that have sorted themselves out in time. If they get us relegated, criticise them for getting us relegated. But they haven't got us relegated yet.

In the meantime get behind the team because the more points we are adrift before we can turn it round the harder it will be.

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SarfNorwoodAl South Norwood 01 Oct 17 5.11pm
Parish and the board are to blame. We do well with English managers we could have got Dyche look at the brilliant job he is doing at Burnley.
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Parish and the board are to blame. We do well with English managers we could have got Dyche look at the brilliant job he is doing at Burnley.

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Midlands Eagle 01 Oct 17 5.19pm
Originally posted by Painter Your obsessed with wanting to blame someone. That response was so ridiculous on so many levels that I am struggling to think of a suitable response Edited by Midlands Eagle (01 Oct 2017 5.20pm)
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Originally posted by Painter

Your obsessed with wanting to blame someone.

That response was so ridiculous on so many levels that I am struggling to think of a suitable response

Edited by Midlands Eagle (01 Oct 2017 5.20pm)

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est1905 01 Oct 17 5.28pm
Originally posted by Ruby50 Parish clearly cares you can tell that by the current haunted look on his face. Apart from the goalkeeper and striker fkup and appointing that Dutch chancer** the majority of his decisions have been correct. What we don't want to do is hound him out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager who will asset strip the club. Look at Coventry City for example! At times like this we need to stick together.So let's circle the wagons and do what we do well and continue to support a not very successful football team. Ronald Koeman:'Everyone within football agrees, FdB's sacking was absurd' I think Koeman, Sammy Lee and most respected football people would disagree with your assessment that FdB was a 'dutch chancer'. Had we stuck with him he would possibly have become a very successful manager for us. Most believe Palace punched above their weight even managing to get him. You don't buy a Bentley and put Ford Focus wheels on it. De Boer was not provided with resources or time. Parish's fault once again. No one elses
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01 Oct 17 5.28pm

Originally posted by Ruby50

Parish clearly cares you can tell that by the current haunted look on his face.
Apart from the goalkeeper and striker f**kup and appointing that Dutch chancer the majority of his decisions have been correct.
What we don't want to do is hound him out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager who will asset strip the club. Look at Coventry City for example!
At times like this we need to stick together.So let's circle the wagons and do what we do well and continue to support a not very successful football team.

Ronald Koeman:'Everyone within football agrees, FdB's sacking was absurd'
I think Koeman, Sammy Lee and most respected football people would disagree with your assessment that FdB was a 'dutch chancer'. Had we stuck with him he would possibly have become a very successful manager for us. Most believe Palace punched above their weight even managing to get him.
You don't buy a Bentley and put Ford Focus wheels on it. De Boer was not provided with resources or time. Parish's fault once again. No one elses

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aashman12 01 Oct 17 5.37pm
Originally posted by Painter The last club to have a real fan as an owner was Blackburn and they went onto win the Premier thanks to his money. That wont happen again, due to the huge amounts of money involved 20 years on. Once Jack Walker died and was sold they have plummeted to League 1. Using Man Utd, City and Chelsea are stupid comparisons we are never going to be able to compete with them. There are plenty of ex Premier clubs that were mismanaged spending like no tomorrow, many have never recovered years on. Not sure 22 years is quite a plummet
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01 Oct 17 5.37pm

Originally posted by Painter

The last club to have a real fan as an owner was Blackburn and they went onto win the Premier thanks to his money. That wont happen again, due to the huge amounts of money involved 20 years on. Once Jack Walker died and was sold they have plummeted to League 1.
Using Man Utd, City and Chelsea are stupid comparisons we are never going to be able to compete with them. There are plenty of ex Premier clubs that were mismanaged spending like no tomorrow, many have never recovered years on.

Not sure 22 years is quite a plummet

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Kermit8 Hevon 01 Oct 17 5.40pm
Originally posted by SarfNorwoodAl Parish and the board are to blame. We do well with English managers we could have got Dyche look at the brilliant job he is doing at Burnley. Luckily we have got "a better squad" than them. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Originally posted by SarfNorwoodAl

Parish and the board are to blame. We do well with English managers we could have got Dyche look at the brilliant job he is doing at Burnley.

Luckily we have got "a better squad" than them.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Bert the Head Epsom 01 Oct 17 5.57pm
Originally posted by Ruby50 Parish clearly cares you can tell that by the current haunted look on his face. Apart from the goalkeeper and striker f**kup and appointing that Dutch chancer the majority of his decisions have been correct. What we don't want to do is hound him out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager who will asset strip the club. Look at Coventry City for example! At times like this we need to stick together.So let's circle the wagons and do what we do well and continue to support a not very successful football team. I agree we don't want to hound Parish out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager. But to call FDB "a Dutch chancer" is OTT. He just applied for the job and got the job. The decision to give him the job in the first place was poor as we don't have the players to play the way he wanted and we don't have the money to bring such players in quickly. That poor decision has left us in a very very bad place at the moment. But at least we are not in administration and heading out of the league and that is where Parish came in. So our current very very bad position is still better than where he found us. I just wish he'd be able to keep hold of good managers and stop leaving key signing to the transfer deadline, so we could have a bit of stability season preparation wise.
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Epsom 01 Oct 17 5.57pm

Originally posted by Ruby50

Parish clearly cares you can tell that by the current haunted look on his face.
Apart from the goalkeeper and striker f**kup and appointing that Dutch chancer the majority of his decisions have been correct.
What we don't want to do is hound him out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager who will asset strip the club. Look at Coventry City for example!
At times like this we need to stick together.So let's circle the wagons and do what we do well and continue to support a not very successful football team.

I agree we don't want to hound Parish out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager.

But to call FDB "a Dutch chancer" is OTT. He just applied for the job and got the job. The decision to give him the job in the first place was poor as we don't have the players to play the way he wanted and we don't have the money to bring such players in quickly.
That poor decision has left us in a very very bad place at the moment.

But at least we are not in administration and heading out of the league and that is where Parish came in. So our current very very bad position is still better than where he found us.

I just wish he'd be able to keep hold of good managers and stop leaving key signing to the transfer deadline, so we could have a bit of stability season preparation wise.

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ARGILE OLD GEEZER PORTIMAO 02 Oct 17 6.52pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle No more stupid than using Coventry as an example of what happens when corporates buy a club Yes it was, a lot more
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

No more stupid than using Coventry as an example of what happens when corporates buy a club

Yes it was, a lot more

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 02 Oct 17 7.29pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle I expect that Pete53 was referring to national radio where he might have been grilled by people interested to know why we are the laughing stock of the football world and exactly where the blame lay rather than chatting with his chums on HOL radio All press appearances cancelled until a result, or a goal, or a striker available. He was supposed to be on talksport on Sunday but wasn't. COYP
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

I expect that Pete53 was referring to national radio where he might have been grilled by people interested to know why we are the laughing stock of the football world and exactly where the blame lay rather than chatting with his chums on HOL radio

All press appearances cancelled until a result, or a goal, or a striker available. He was supposed to be on talksport on Sunday but wasn't.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 02 Oct 17 7.46pm
Originally posted by Bert the Head I agree we don't want to hound Parish out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager. But to call FDB "a Dutch chancer" is OTT. He just applied for the job and got the job. The decision to give him the job in the first place was poor as we don't have the players to play the way he wanted and we don't have the money to bring such players in quickly. That poor decision has left us in a very very bad place at the moment. But at least we are not in administration and heading out of the league and that is where Parish came in. So our current very very bad position is still better than where he found us. I just wish he'd be able to keep hold of good managers and stop leaving key signing to the transfer deadline, so we could have a bit of stability season preparation wise. Exactly. Even if you don't know football, the laws of probability tell you operating on the last day all of the time, after 3 league games, will at some point cost you. The one season we didn't was our best 1st half of a season. That's no coincidence. Most of the rest I agree with. Your vision is clear, although instead I'd say Frank was a bit irresponsible. Ploughing ahead with that unlikely formation makes him irresponsible. If we don't fit his dream after taking the job, tough sh1t. Just like the rest of the real world, he may be able to in a few windows time. COYP
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Caterham 02 Oct 17 7.46pm

Originally posted by Bert the Head

I agree we don't want to hound Parish out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager.

But at least we are not in administration and heading out of the league and that is where Parish came in. So our current very very bad position is still better than where he found us.

I just wish he'd be able to keep hold of good managers and stop leaving key signing to the transfer deadline, so we could have a bit of stability season preparation wise.

Exactly. Even if you don't know football, the laws of probability tell you operating on the last day all of the time, after 3 league games, will at some point cost you. The one season we didn't was our best 1st half of a season. That's no coincidence.

Most of the rest I agree with. Your vision is clear, although instead I'd say Frank was a bit irresponsible. Ploughing ahead with that unlikely formation makes him irresponsible. If we don't fit his dream after taking the job, tough sh1t. Just like the rest of the real world, he may be able to in a few windows time.

COYP

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