Proper goodby for Roy on Sat
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It's a bit like Jason Donovan and Kylie going back to Neighbours for the last episode where it all started
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 collier row eagle  romford essex via another galaxy 01 May 22 8.42pm |
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Roy did well for us and put us on a stable footing but he was to set in his ways to take us to another level, but I wish him well
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CT Charlie  01 May 22 11.25pm |
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I really like Roy and I really like Vieira. Their approaches are different, but so are the players in their squad. PV's approach wouldn't have worked with the players Roy managed, and Roy's approach, well, it's hard to say how it would work with the current group. Gallagher, Olise, an experienced Mitchell, Mateta, Guehi, Andersen, and... Clyne & Eze in the mix... Apples and oranges. Roy deserves our respect on Saturday.
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davidmyboy  01 May 22 11.59pm |
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Roy deserves Respect we were never a Man City or Real Madrid , he kept us in the Prem for years, not pretty but with an older squad we survived, now have a great chance to move forward. Just be thankful and appreciate what he did as at the time we were in the SH1*. Many thanks Roy. Hope he learns and and enjoys how to retire. I did and have, never want to work again there are better ways to waste your life. But if you need to enjoy.
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| YT Oxford 02 May 22 7.43am |
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Don't volunteer to write the banner!
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Nubes  London 02 May 22 7.46am |
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There’ are a lot of palace who fail to recognise the plan and bigger picture of our stay in the prem. This has been done to death especially at the end of last season. Roy, enabled and allowed us to be where we are today. He is absolutely key to the fact that this season we could build on our successes of maintaining prem status with players who know the league, know the little nuances of how to survive and innately are at the level as a team who would finish mid-table. He kept us in the prem, safe pair of hands, didn’t need to spend a whole lot of money whilst Parish the club management could develop our infrastructure. The club had a clear plan, to run down contracts and bring in a younger manager to deliver upon the clubs ‘Vision’ for the future of lowering the average age of the squad. Roy’s ball wasn’t pretty but it was necessary for our development. (It’s like saving for a deposit for a house - for a period of years - you can’t go out and spend or splash the cash as you did previously, in essence for a period of time you become boring as it is a needs must if you want that deposit for your future) Roy should get our respect he fulfilled his brief of keeping us afloat and is a significant part of our recent history, appreciate what he did for us and try not to compare to Viera as they have different briefs. I will salute Roy and clap him and enjoy the game. He laid the foundations after a period of instability with chop and change and on-going firefighting with management. Viera essentially is a better attempt at what we tried to achieve with FDB!
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| Davepalace707 Northumberland 02 May 22 8.04am |
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Originally posted by YT
Don't volunteer to write the banner! He deserves a good send off, not only did he keep us afloat, he also did a great job in taking Watford down
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| Sansbup Norfolk 02 May 22 8.30am |
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Originally posted by Nubes
There’ are a lot of palace who fail to recognise the plan and bigger picture of our stay in the prem. This has been done to death especially at the end of last season. Roy, enabled and allowed us to be where we are today. He is absolutely key to the fact that this season we could build on our successes of maintaining prem status with players who know the league, know the little nuances of how to survive and innately are at the level as a team who would finish mid-table. He kept us in the prem, safe pair of hands, didn’t need to spend a whole lot of money whilst Parish the club management could develop our infrastructure. The club had a clear plan, to run down contracts and bring in a younger manager to deliver upon the clubs ‘Vision’ for the future of lowering the average age of the squad. Roy’s ball wasn’t pretty but it was necessary for our development. (It’s like saving for a deposit for a house - for a period of years - you can’t go out and spend or splash the cash as you did previously, in essence for a period of time you become boring as it is a needs must if you want that deposit for your future) Roy should get our respect he fulfilled his brief of keeping us afloat and is a significant part of our recent history, appreciate what he did for us and try not to compare to Viera as they have different briefs. I will salute Roy and clap him and enjoy the game. He laid the foundations after a period of instability with chop and change and on-going firefighting with management. Viera essentially is a better attempt at what we tried to achieve with FDB! Good post, that's exactly how I see it (and I suspect most Palace fans will feel the same).
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| Casual Orpington 02 May 22 9.04am |
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Originally posted by Nubes
There’ are a lot of palace who fail to recognise the plan and bigger picture of our stay in the prem. This has been done to death especially at the end of last season. Roy, enabled and allowed us to be where we are today. He is absolutely key to the fact that this season we could build on our successes of maintaining prem status with players who know the league, know the little nuances of how to survive and innately are at the level as a team who would finish mid-table. He kept us in the prem, safe pair of hands, didn’t need to spend a whole lot of money whilst Parish the club management could develop our infrastructure. The club had a clear plan, to run down contracts and bring in a younger manager to deliver upon the clubs ‘Vision’ for the future of lowering the average age of the squad. Roy’s ball wasn’t pretty but it was necessary for our development. (It’s like saving for a deposit for a house - for a period of years - you can’t go out and spend or splash the cash as you did previously, in essence for a period of time you become boring as it is a needs must if you want that deposit for your future) Roy should get our respect he fulfilled his brief of keeping us afloat and is a significant part of our recent history, appreciate what he did for us and try not to compare to Viera as they have different briefs. I will salute Roy and clap him and enjoy the game. He laid the foundations after a period of instability with chop and change and on-going firefighting with management. Viera essentially is a better attempt at what we tried to achieve with FDB!
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| Dubai Eagle Online 02 May 22 10.14am |
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I am with you on this - Originally posted by Nubes
There’ are a lot of palace who fail to recognise the plan and bigger picture of our stay in the prem. This has been done to death especially at the end of last season. Roy, enabled and allowed us to be where we are today. He is absolutely key to the fact that this season we could build on our successes of maintaining prem status with players who know the league, know the little nuances of how to survive and innately are at the level as a team who would finish mid-table. He kept us in the prem, safe pair of hands, didn’t need to spend a whole lot of money whilst Parish the club management could develop our infrastructure. The club had a clear plan, to run down contracts and bring in a younger manager to deliver upon the clubs ‘Vision’ for the future of lowering the average age of the squad. Roy’s ball wasn’t pretty but it was necessary for our development. (It’s like saving for a deposit for a house - for a period of years - you can’t go out and spend or splash the cash as you did previously, in essence for a period of time you become boring as it is a needs must if you want that deposit for your future) Roy should get our respect he fulfilled his brief of keeping us afloat and is a significant part of our recent history, appreciate what he did for us and try not to compare to Viera as they have different briefs. I will salute Roy and clap him and enjoy the game. He laid the foundations after a period of instability with chop and change and on-going firefighting with management. Viera essentially is a better attempt at what we tried to achieve with FDB!
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| PatrickA London 02 May 22 10.23am |
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There were many on here who wanted Roy to stay seeming to believe he was the only manager who could keep us up and feeling he was the safe pair of hands needed during a transition.
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monkey  Sittingbourne,Kent 02 May 22 10.46am |
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I loved Roy, he was a real gentleman. He did a great job for a couple of years, but the last couple of years, although still keeping us out of trouble, it was dreadful and painful to watch, especially last season. I was so pleased when he left, I couldn’t take anymore, which is a shame because he’s a top bloke.
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