Thanks, you prove my point

Back not sack

Of course you would.

Like I said, it fits in with your agenda.

Old, Ungifted and White

My only agenda is that Palace finish as high in the table as possible, and in controlled financial stability, nothing else.
i want the best manager, players, coaches that we can afford and i am not sure we have at the moment, we will know when we get to April what was needed and all i hope is the right decisions are made

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Then I must be reading your posts incorrectly, because most of them state that you want PV sacked, including when you started this thread.

Look, you may turn out to be right. And PV isn't the answer. But there is no justification for proposing to sack him at this time.

Old, Ungifted and White

Pulis didn't fall out with Parish over a lack of funds, he fell out with him because he tried to renege on his contract and claim his £2m bonus and then quit when the terms of his contract said he had to be in charge of Palace's first team when the season kicked off. He wasn't he took the bonus and walked.
As for Dyche, I am sorry to disappoint all of his fans on here but Dyche is unlikely to ever be offered the Palace job. Parish has made it clear, we are moving away from counter attacking tactics. Vieira was brought in to instill a possession, passing philosophy. Obviously against the City's and the Liverpool's it is very hard to do that but against nearly every other team in the Premiership you can see it is happening. (76% possession for 20 mins against Spurs). Is this improving results? Well, yes. it might not feel that way right now but look at where we are in the table now and last season compared to 5 years ago when we were battling to stay up.
Its possible Vieira is beginning to reach his sell by date. Some feel he has taken Palace as far as he can (I dont, I just feel he needs a couple of players to freshen things up a bit) but either way, if Vieira leaves the club are not suddenly going to abandon the entire project for a flash in the pan appointment just because he happens to be available when his style is nothing like we are trying to implement. Some forget, we are not just talking about the first team here. Parish (and Vieira) made it clear when he came in he wants every team at every age group from u9s in the academy right through to the first team now playing passing, possession football. There's not a cat in Hell's chance the club are going to rip that all up when Vieira leaves. Any new manager that comes in (whenever that may be) will be someone who plays a similar way to the way we do now.