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Elphers40 Northants 11 Mar 21 12.49pm
Originally posted by jeeagles With 10 games left of the season I hope the club are getting a shortlist ready. Only 2 management positions have come available this season and I think the club will be in a strong position to recruit if they act quickly with managers climbing over each other to get an opportunity in the best league in the world. With Newcastle, Southampton, and Brighton likely to sack their managers at the end of the season, swift action is required to beat them to the punch. Benitez would be my top choice. It is unlikely, but we managed to sign up Holloway, Pardew, and arguably De Boer were scalps with big reputations at the time. What's to say we can't get Rafa. Dyche is a possibility if he is considering his position at Burnley again, if Fulham get relegated Parker would make an excellent manager. Then depending on who doesn't get promoted Franks and Cooper are good candidates from the Championship. Then there's plenty of others available, Coleman and Howe seem to be stating their case everytime they go on TV. Lampard, Wagner, Terry, Klinsmann all outside possibilities. Following the Euro's it's a possibility that a number of international managers could leave. Southgate had managed to get England through international tournaments with pride rather than the total embarrassment of 2014 which was only topped by 2016. I'm sure there's many other candidates that could come from left field. The end of this season will be a really good time to go shopping for a new manager. This is a factor the board must be alive to. Having suffered our fair share of managers walking out on us for another offer (still haven’t forgiven TV for leaving us for QPR!) I would like us to appoint someone for the longer term who has integrity and proven loyalty. Howe, Dyche and Parker would all be good options. (Before I shouted down about Parker I will qualify his inclusion in that I think IF Fulham went down I wouldn’t consider it disloyal of him to leave for a job in the Premier League offering longer term security having given his all for 2+ seasons) In addition I think we are an appealing club for an ambitious Manager so I want the next man to be kicking SP’s door off the hinge to get the managers job. We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager (with a track record) can achieve.
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Northants 11 Mar 21 12.49pm

Originally posted by jeeagles

With 10 games left of the season I hope the club are getting a shortlist ready.

Only 2 management positions have come available this season and I think the club will be in a strong position to recruit if they act quickly with managers climbing over each other to get an opportunity in the best league in the world.

With Newcastle, Southampton, and Brighton likely to sack their managers at the end of the season, swift action is required to beat them to the punch.

Benitez would be my top choice. It is unlikely, but we managed to sign up Holloway, Pardew, and arguably De Boer were scalps with big reputations at the time. What's to say we can't get Rafa.

Dyche is a possibility if he is considering his position at Burnley again, if Fulham get relegated Parker would make an excellent manager. Then depending on who doesn't get promoted Franks and Cooper are good candidates from the Championship.

Then there's plenty of others available, Coleman and Howe seem to be stating their case everytime they go on TV. Lampard, Wagner, Terry, Klinsmann all outside possibilities.

Following the Euro's it's a possibility that a number of international managers could leave. Southgate had managed to get England through international tournaments with pride rather than the total embarrassment of 2014 which was only topped by 2016.

I'm sure there's many other candidates that could come from left field. The end of this season will be a really good time to go shopping for a new manager.

This is a factor the board must be alive to.

Having suffered our fair share of managers walking out on us for another offer (still haven’t forgiven TV for leaving us for QPR!) I would like us to appoint someone for the longer term who has integrity and proven loyalty. Howe, Dyche and Parker would all be good options. (Before I shouted down about Parker I will qualify his inclusion in that I think IF Fulham went down I wouldn’t consider it disloyal of him to leave for a job in the Premier League offering longer term security having given his all for 2+ seasons)

In addition I think we are an appealing club for an ambitious Manager so I want the next man to be kicking SP’s door off the hinge to get the managers job.

We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager (with a track record) can achieve.

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Midlands Eagle 11 Mar 21 12.58pm
Originally posted by Elphers40 We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager (with a track record) can achieve. We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager can achieve if well backed by the owners you mean which is somewhat different to our club
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Originally posted by Elphers40

We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager (with a track record) can achieve.

We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager can achieve if well backed by the owners you mean which is somewhat different to our club

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Midlands Eagle 11 Mar 21 12.59pm
Originally posted by Willo I have NO intention of spending my precious time providing the comments with any further publicity. You just did yet again
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11 Mar 21 12.59pm

Originally posted by Willo

I have NO intention of spending my precious time providing the comments with any further publicity.

You just did yet again

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 11 Mar 21 1.03pm
Originally posted by Elphers40 This is a factor the board must be alive to. Having suffered our fair share of managers walking out on us for another offer (still haven’t forgiven TV for leaving us for QPR!) I would like us to appoint someone for the longer term who has integrity and proven loyalty. Howe, Dyche and Parker would all be good options. (Before I shouted down about Parker I will qualify his inclusion in that I think IF Fulham went down I wouldn’t consider it disloyal of him to leave for a job in the Premier League offering longer term security having given his all for 2+ seasons) In addition I think we are an appealing club for an ambitious Manager so I want the next man to be kicking SP’s door off the hinge to get the managers job. We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager (with a track record) can achieve. Since Moyes has been at W.Ham they have spent around £70 mill on new players.Compare this to our spending whilst Mr Hodgson has been in charge.
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South coast - west of Brighton. 11 Mar 21 1.03pm

Originally posted by Elphers40

This is a factor the board must be alive to.

In addition I think we are an appealing club for an ambitious Manager so I want the next man to be kicking SP’s door off the hinge to get the managers job.

We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager (with a track record) can achieve.

Since Moyes has been at W.Ham they have spent around £70 mill on new players.Compare this to our spending whilst Mr Hodgson has been in charge.

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Davepalace707 Online Northumberland 11 Mar 21 1.20pm
Originally posted by Willo Since Moyes has been at W.Ham they have spent around £70 mill on new players.Compare this to our spending whilst Mr Hodgson has been in charge. West Ham have also benefited from a year without playing with the pressure of their rancid home crowd. If they have a poor start next season I suspect normal service will be resumed
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Davepalace707 Online

Northumberland 11 Mar 21 1.20pm

Originally posted by Willo

Since Moyes has been at W.Ham they have spent around £70 mill on new players.Compare this to our spending whilst Mr Hodgson has been in charge.

West Ham have also benefited from a year without playing with the pressure of their rancid home crowd. If they have a poor start next season I suspect normal service will be resumed

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jeeagles 11 Mar 21 1.46pm
Originally posted by Willo Since Moyes has been at W.Ham they have spent around £70 mill on new players.Compare this to our spending whilst Mr Hodgson has been in charge. They've also been making money from player sales, and have a stadium that is more than twice the size of ours.
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11 Mar 21 1.46pm

Originally posted by Willo

Since Moyes has been at W.Ham they have spent around £70 mill on new players.Compare this to our spending whilst Mr Hodgson has been in charge.

They've also been making money from player sales, and have a stadium that is more than twice the size of ours.

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 11 Mar 21 1.50pm
Originally posted by jeeagles They've also been making money from player sales, and have a stadium that is more than twice the size of ours. And paid for and maintained by everyone else. Lucky they're the club of the people, or we might all find it a bit unfair, even scandalous. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 11 Mar 21 1.50pm

Originally posted by jeeagles

They've also been making money from player sales, and have a stadium that is more than twice the size of ours.

And paid for and maintained by everyone else. Lucky they're the club of the people, or we might all find it a bit unfair, even scandalous.

Red and Blue Army!

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Putitout Oxford 11 Mar 21 1.51pm
Originally posted by Willo Since Moyes has been at W.Ham they have spent around £70 mill on new players.Compare this to our spending whilst Mr Hodgson has been in charge. That’s the fact of it. Many here have come to terms, with the fact that the chance of any success in doing more than we presently do at Palace, is only going to be possible with far more backing than has been the case up to now. But apparently for some all that is needed is a genius manager, And it would seem they are thought to come at two for a penny. Not needing to spend much more either. I would add that the squad, that Moyes, inherited was an expensive collection as well. The only way to make a meaningful comparison, between what has happened this year for WH and what Palace might aspire to is ,to consider how much investment has gone into the WH project.
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Oxford 11 Mar 21 1.51pm

Originally posted by Willo

Since Moyes has been at W.Ham they have spent around £70 mill on new players.Compare this to our spending whilst Mr Hodgson has been in charge.

That’s the fact of it.
Many here have come to terms, with the fact that the chance of any success in doing more than we presently do at Palace, is only going to be possible with far more backing than has been the case up to now. But apparently for some all that is needed is a genius manager,
And it would seem they are thought to come at two for a penny. Not needing to spend much more either.
I would add that the squad, that Moyes, inherited was an expensive collection as well. The only way to make a meaningful comparison, between what has happened this year for WH and what Palace might aspire to is ,to consider how much investment has gone into the WH project.

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silvertop Portishead 11 Mar 21 1.57pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager can achieve if well backed by the owners you mean which is somewhat different to our club Hardly equality of arms between us and west ham. Were we given an Olympic stadium? Our owners give such support as their lower resources allow.
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Portishead 11 Mar 21 1.57pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager can achieve if well backed by the owners you mean which is somewhat different to our club

Hardly equality of arms between us and west ham. Were we given an Olympic stadium?

Our owners give such support as their lower resources allow.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 11 Mar 21 1.58pm
Originally posted by jeeagles They've also been making money from player sales, and have a stadium that is more than twice the size of ours. W.Ham were getting attendances of just 'Shy' of 60,000 before the lockdowns.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 11 Mar 21 1.58pm

Originally posted by jeeagles

They've also been making money from player sales, and have a stadium that is more than twice the size of ours.

W.Ham were getting attendances of just 'Shy' of 60,000 before the lockdowns.

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Midlands Eagle 11 Mar 21 2.24pm
Originally posted by silvertop Hardly equality of arms between us and west ham. Were we given an Olympic stadium? Our owners give such support as their lower resources allow. Why not read my post in the context in which it was made
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11 Mar 21 2.24pm

Originally posted by silvertop

Hardly equality of arms between us and west ham. Were we given an Olympic stadium?

Our owners give such support as their lower resources allow.

Why not read my post in the context in which it was made

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 11 Mar 21 3.10pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager can achieve if well backed by the owners you mean which is somewhat different to our club Exactly, and these are owners who spent a fortune for Pellegrini's flops.
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doombear

Too far from Selhurst Park 11 Mar 21 3.10pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

We have seen at West Ham what a fully committed manager can achieve if well backed by the owners you mean which is somewhat different to our club

Exactly, and these are owners who spent a fortune for Pellegrini's flops.

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