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Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 17 Jan 23 10.08am
From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio: Dave Bassett 48.33 Tony Pulis 42.86 Iain Dowie 40.65 Alan Pardew 40.23 Steve Coppell 39.12 George Burley 28.00 Ian Hollaway 30.43 Roy Hodgson 33.38 Patrick Viera 33.85 Neil Warnock 34.25 I think from this list, Pulis and Pardew come out well, although Pardew spent alot, Dowie is mainly because he inherited AJ, Hodgson and Warnock look bad but didn't spend much, PV is ongoing (at the moment) Does anyone know the way? Did we hear someone say? (We just haven't got a clue what to do!) Does anyone know the way? There's got to be a way, to Blockbuster
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Lanzarote 17 Jan 23 10.08am

From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio:

Dave Bassett 48.33
Tony Pulis 42.86
Iain Dowie 40.65
Alan Pardew 40.23
Steve Coppell 39.12

George Burley 28.00
Ian Hollaway 30.43
Roy Hodgson 33.38
Patrick Viera 33.85
Neil Warnock 34.25

I think from this list, Pulis and Pardew come out well, although Pardew spent alot, Dowie is mainly because he inherited AJ, Hodgson and Warnock look bad but didn't spend much, PV is ongoing (at the moment)

Does anyone know the way? Did we hear someone say?
(We just haven't got a clue what to do!)
Does anyone know the way? There's got to be a way, to Blockbuster

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beak croydon 17 Jan 23 10.32am
Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio: Dave Bassett 48.33 Tony Pulis 42.86 Iain Dowie 40.65 Alan Pardew 40.23 Steve Coppell 39.12 George Burley 28.00 Ian Hollaway 30.43 Roy Hodgson 33.38 Patrick Viera 33.85 Neil Warnock 34.25 I think from this list, Pulis and Pardew come out well, although Pardew spent alot, Dowie is mainly because he inherited AJ, Hodgson and Warnock look bad but didn't spend much, PV is ongoing (at the moment) Hopefully for not much longer.
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croydon 17 Jan 23 10.32am

Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad

From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio:

Dave Bassett 48.33
Tony Pulis 42.86
Iain Dowie 40.65
Alan Pardew 40.23
Steve Coppell 39.12

George Burley 28.00
Ian Hollaway 30.43
Roy Hodgson 33.38
Patrick Viera 33.85
Neil Warnock 34.25

I think from this list, Pulis and Pardew come out well, although Pardew spent alot, Dowie is mainly because he inherited AJ, Hodgson and Warnock look bad but didn't spend much, PV is ongoing (at the moment)

Hopefully for not much longer.

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eagleheath Burgess Hill 17 Jan 23 10.44am
Thought Trevor Francis would be in the mix for worst Palace manager stats. He truly was a clueless clown.
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Burgess Hill 17 Jan 23 10.44am

Thought Trevor Francis would be in the mix for worst Palace manager stats. He truly was a clueless clown.

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eritheagle Erith 17 Jan 23 11.48am
Originally posted by eagleheath Thought Trevor Francis would be in the mix for worst Palace manager stats. He truly was a clueless clown. He has got a 5-0 win against the Weed on his resume though!
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Erith 17 Jan 23 11.48am

Originally posted by eagleheath

Thought Trevor Francis would be in the mix for worst Palace manager stats. He truly was a clueless clown.

He has got a 5-0 win against the Weed on his resume though!

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sydtheeagle England 19 Jan 23 3.35pm
Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio: Dave Bassett 48.33 Tony Pulis 42.86 Iain Dowie 40.65 Alan Pardew 40.23 Steve Coppell 39.12 George Burley 28.00 Ian Hollaway 30.43 Roy Hodgson 33.38 Patrick Viera 33.85 Neil Warnock 34.25 I think from this list, Pulis and Pardew come out well, although Pardew spent alot, Dowie is mainly because he inherited AJ, Hodgson and Warnock look bad but didn't spend much, PV is ongoing (at the moment) For me, evidence that statistics are misleading. Pardew, to my mind, was one of the worst managers we've ever had. And in contrast, who thinks any of the bottom five are worse managers than Peter Taylor? Lists like this take no account of the circumstances the managers faced and the players they had at their disposal. Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.
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England 19 Jan 23 3.35pm

Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad

From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio:

Dave Bassett 48.33
Tony Pulis 42.86
Iain Dowie 40.65
Alan Pardew 40.23
Steve Coppell 39.12

George Burley 28.00
Ian Hollaway 30.43
Roy Hodgson 33.38
Patrick Viera 33.85
Neil Warnock 34.25

For me, evidence that statistics are misleading. Pardew, to my mind, was one of the worst managers we've ever had. And in contrast, who thinks any of the bottom five are worse managers than Peter Taylor? Lists like this take no account of the circumstances the managers faced and the players they had at their disposal.

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

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crystal-purley Purley 19 Jan 23 5.00pm
Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio: Dave Bassett 48.33 Tony Pulis 42.86 Iain Dowie 40.65 Alan Pardew 40.23 Steve Coppell 39.12 George Burley 28.00 Ian Hollaway 30.43 Roy Hodgson 33.38 Patrick Viera 33.85 Neil Warnock 34.25 I think from this list, Pulis and Pardew come out well, although Pardew spent alot, Dowie is mainly because he inherited AJ, Hodgson and Warnock look bad but didn't spend much, PV is ongoing (at the moment) Dowie was not my favourite manager but getting the squad fit including AJ was the reason for the promotion that first season. I am surprised at SC being so low albeit in 5th and most of his time was in the top tier. I am very surprised at Dave B being that high but those were different days. Interesting set of stats though, a bit of a blockbuster you could say Just retired and almost mastered decorating with the gardening slowly improving
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad

From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio:

Dave Bassett 48.33
Tony Pulis 42.86
Iain Dowie 40.65
Alan Pardew 40.23
Steve Coppell 39.12

George Burley 28.00
Ian Hollaway 30.43
Roy Hodgson 33.38
Patrick Viera 33.85
Neil Warnock 34.25

Dowie was not my favourite manager but getting the squad fit including AJ was the reason for the promotion that first season. I am surprised at SC being so low albeit in 5th and most of his time was in the top tier. I am very surprised at Dave B being that high but those were different days.

Interesting set of stats though, a bit of a blockbuster you could say

Just retired and almost mastered decorating with the gardening slowly improving

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Badger11 Beckenham 19 Jan 23 5.06pm
Originally posted by crystal-purley Dowie was not my favourite manager but getting the squad fit including AJ was the reason for the promotion that first season. I am surprised at SC being so low albeit in 5th and most of his time was in the top tier. I am very surprised at Dave B being that high but those were different days. Interesting set of stats though, a bit of a blockbuster you could say As others have posted there is no context to these lists. Sir Steve had at least one spell where he saved the club with kids whilst the first team was being sold under him. He was a great manager. One more point
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Beckenham 19 Jan 23 5.06pm

Originally posted by crystal-purley

Dowie was not my favourite manager but getting the squad fit including AJ was the reason for the promotion that first season. I am surprised at SC being so low albeit in 5th and most of his time was in the top tier. I am very surprised at Dave B being that high but those were different days.

Interesting set of stats though, a bit of a blockbuster you could say

As others have posted there is no context to these lists. Sir Steve had at least one spell where he saved the club with kids whilst the first team was being sold under him.

He was a great manager.

One more point

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Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 19 Jan 23 5.13pm
Originally posted by Badger11 As others have posted there is no context to these lists. Sir Steve had at least one spell where he saved the club with kids whilst the first team was being sold under him. He was a great manager. Agreed with Steve being top of the list really, and the worst five should not have Hodgson or Warnock in them, although the two worst were awful Does anyone know the way? Did we hear someone say? (We just haven't got a clue what to do!) Does anyone know the way? There's got to be a way, to Blockbuster
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Lanzarote 19 Jan 23 5.13pm

Originally posted by Badger11

As others have posted there is no context to these lists. Sir Steve had at least one spell where he saved the club with kids whilst the first team was being sold under him.

He was a great manager.

Agreed with Steve being top of the list really, and the worst five should not have Hodgson or Warnock in them, although the two worst were awful

Does anyone know the way? Did we hear someone say?
(We just haven't got a clue what to do!)
Does anyone know the way? There's got to be a way, to Blockbuster

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sydtheeagle England 19 Jan 23 7.14pm
If we're honest, probably the most impressive performer on that list is Pulis because 1. he was here for a very short time, 2. he inherited a far poorer team than the others in the top 5, and 3. he got the results he did when our backs were firmly against the wall. His record isn't inflated by easy wins in meaningless, mid-table games; in the short time Pulis was with us, every game mattered. In context, what he achieved was remarkable whether you liked his football or not. Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.
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England 19 Jan 23 7.14pm

If we're honest, probably the most impressive performer on that list is Pulis because 1. he was here for a very short time, 2. he inherited a far poorer team than the others in the top 5, and 3. he got the results he did when our backs were firmly against the wall. His record isn't inflated by easy wins in meaningless, mid-table games; in the short time Pulis was with us, every game mattered. In context, what he achieved was remarkable whether you liked his football or not.

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

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Croydon-Trucker Cahir 19 Jan 23 7.35pm
Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio: Dave Bassett 48.33 Tony Pulis 42.86 Iain Dowie 40.65 Alan Pardew 40.23 Steve Coppell 39.12 George Burley 28.00 Ian Hollaway 30.43 Roy Hodgson 33.38 Patrick Viera 33.85 Neil Warnock 34.25 I think from this list, Pulis and Pardew come out well, although Pardew spent alot, Dowie is mainly because he inherited AJ, Hodgson and Warnock look bad but didn't spend much, PV is ongoing (at the moment) How did Big Sam get on with his win ratio ? Putin Go Fvck Yourself
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad

From Coppell onwards the best and worst palace managers (at least 20 games) by win ratio:

Dave Bassett 48.33
Tony Pulis 42.86
Iain Dowie 40.65
Alan Pardew 40.23
Steve Coppell 39.12

George Burley 28.00
Ian Hollaway 30.43
Roy Hodgson 33.38
Patrick Viera 33.85
Neil Warnock 34.25

How did Big Sam get on with his win ratio ?

Putin Go Fvck Yourself

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PatrickA London 19 Jan 23 7.42pm
Agreed. Pulis did an amazing job with the resources available if you look at it in objective terms. I hadn’t appreciated his win ratio and I can think of few managers who could have achieved 11th position in the Premier League with that squad. To the Pulis haters I’m not advocating a return to those days, but just acknowledging a job well done. I seem to recall he won at least one Manager of the Year award for that season. Originally posted by sydtheeagle If we're honest, probably the most impressive performer on that list is Pulis because 1. he was here for a very short time, 2. he inherited a far poorer team than the others in the top 5, and 3. he got the results he did when our backs were firmly against the wall. His record isn't inflated by easy wins in meaningless, mid-table games; in the short time Pulis was with us, every game mattered. In context, what he achieved was remarkable whether you liked his football or not.
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London 19 Jan 23 7.42pm

Agreed.
Pulis did an amazing job with the resources available if you look at it in objective terms.
I hadn’t appreciated his win ratio and I can think of few managers who could have achieved 11th position in the Premier League with that squad.
To the Pulis haters I’m not advocating a return to those days, but just acknowledging a job well done.
I seem to recall he won at least one Manager of the Year award for that season.

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Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 19 Jan 23 8.01pm
Originally posted by Croydon-Trucker How did Big Sam get on with his win ratio ? 37.5 Does anyone know the way? Did we hear someone say? (We just haven't got a clue what to do!) Does anyone know the way? There's got to be a way, to Blockbuster
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Lanzarote 19 Jan 23 8.01pm

Originally posted by Croydon-Trucker

How did Big Sam get on with his win ratio ?

37.5

Does anyone know the way? Did we hear someone say?
(We just haven't got a clue what to do!)
Does anyone know the way? There's got to be a way, to Blockbuster

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