Óscar García Junyent - Club CONFIRM appointment as Head Coach (8.10pm, 26 June)

[fruitnveg]

This place would be a lot duller without Mark. Long may he continue posting.

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

He probably saw this video:



and wanted IN on the action.

 

[Glawstergull]

Just got back to my hotel in Tel Aviv from a day at the Dead Sea to find this. Might have to ask the locals what they think.

 

[VHA on NSC]

The irony of a Palace fan making light of crowds of 14,700 has not gone unnoticed.

more ironic that a club with a smaller stadium and fan base are being used as a reference point for an unknown manager's pedigree perhaps.

 

[Sergei's Celebration]

more ironic that a club with a smaller stadium and fan base are being used as a reference point for an unknown manager's pedigree perhaps.

How come your still here?

 

[Guinness Boy]

No, not you mark - the Palace troll.

more ironic that a club with a smaller stadium and fan base are being used as a reference point for an unknown manager's pedigree perhaps.

Er, I'm not quite sure it's worked.....

 

[Seagull27]

I'd just like to throw this into the mix:



Complete with a FLAIR celebration

 

[Easy 10]

Please don't fed the trolls. It really didn't matter who we appointed, Palace fans and the likes of VHA were always going to sneer and snipe. Its as boring as it is predictable. Same as the stadium (which is "shit") the crowds (they're all plastics), Tony Bloom (he's a charlatan) the finances (we're on the brink of bankruptcy) etc etc etczzzzzzzz.

Anyway. Appointing any new manager always carries risk, there's never any guarantee it'll work out. But I am just genuinely glad and relieved that we haven't given the job to some tired old fossil from the failed managers merry-go-round. Its a bold move (again), and an imaginative one. Despite how it all ended, Blooms last managerial appointment was a SPECTACULAR success, so I see no reason to question his judgement now with OGJ.

This is a man schooled in La Masia, undisputedly the finest footballing academy in the world over the last 15-20 years. And after buying into that philosophy as a player, he has successfully harnessed those skills and transferred them to coaching and management. He's been on a gradual learning curve aqs a coach, going from youth to Barca B to Israel and now to the Championship, and this is a new kind of challenge. But every step of the way he's been a winner his entire career, and I just cannot WAIT to see what he does with us.

 

[les dynam]

Please don't fed the trolls. It really didn't matter who we appointed, Palace fans and the likes of VHA were always going to sneer and snipe. Its as boring as it is predictable. Same as the stadium (which is "shit") the crowds (they're all plastics), Tony Bloom (he's a charlatan) the finances (we're on the brink of bankruptcy) etc etc etczzzzzzzz.

Anyway. Appointing any new manager always carries risk, there's never any guarantee it'll work out. But I am just genuinely glad and relieved that we haven't given the job to some tired old fossil from the failed managers merry-go-round. Its a bold move (again), and an imaginative one. Despite how it all ended, Blooms last managerial appointment was a SPECTACULAR success, so I see no reason to question his judgement now with OGJ.

This is a man schooled in La Masia, undisputedly the finest footballing academy in the world over the last 15-20 years. And after buying into that philosophy as a player, he has successfully harnessed those skills and transferred them to coaching and management. He's been on a gradual learning curve aqs a coach, going from youth to Barca B to Israel and now to the Championship, and this is a new kind of challenge. But every step of the way he's been a winner his entire career, and I just cannot WAIT to see what he does with us.

Nailed.

 

[Ernest]

I'd RATHER have Gary Megson

 

[Sweeney Todd]

Please don't fed the trolls. It really didn't matter who we appointed, Palace fans and the likes of VHA were always going to sneer and snipe. Its as boring as it is predictable. Same as the stadium (which is "shit") the crowds (they're all plastics), Tony Bloom (he's a charlatan) the finances (we're on the brink of bankruptcy) etc etc etczzzzzzzz.

Anyway. Appointing any new manager always carries risk, there's never any guarantee it'll work out. But I am just genuinely glad and relieved that we haven't given the job to some tired old fossil from the failed managers merry-go-round. Its a bold move (again), and an imaginative one. Despite how it all ended, Blooms last managerial appointment was a SPECTACULAR success, so I see no reason to question his judgement now with OGJ.

This is a man schooled in La Masia, undisputedly the finest footballing academy in the world over the last 15-20 years. And after buying into that philosophy as a player, he has successfully harnessed those skills and transferred them to coaching and management. He's been on a gradual learning curve aqs a coach, going from youth to Barca B to Israel and now to the Championship, and this is a new kind of challenge. But every step of the way he's been a winner his entire career, and I just cannot WAIT to see what he does with us.

Whisper it, Easy, but I reckon that Palace might just be worried.

 

[fleet]

Please don't fed the trolls. It really didn't matter who we appointed, Palace fans and the likes of VHA were always going to sneer and snipe. Its as boring as it is predictable. Same as the stadium (which is "shit") the crowds (they're all plastics), Tony Bloom (he's a charlatan) the finances (we're on the brink of bankruptcy) etc etc etczzzzzzzz.

Anyway. Appointing any new manager always carries risk, there's never any guarantee it'll work out. But I am just genuinely glad and relieved that we haven't given the job to some tired old fossil from the failed managers merry-go-round. Its a bold move (again), and an imaginative one. Despite how it all ended, Blooms last managerial appointment was a SPECTACULAR success, so I see no reason to question his judgement now with OGJ.

This is a man schooled in La Masia, undisputedly the finest footballing academy in the world over the last 15-20 years. And after buying into that philosophy as a player, he has successfully harnessed those skills and transferred them to coaching and management. He's been on a gradual learning curve aqs a coach, going from youth to Barca B to Israel and now to the Championship, and this is a new kind of challenge. But every step of the way he's been a winner his entire career, and I just cannot WAIT to see what he does with us.

The world is looking like a better place

 

[Triggaaar]

He's having a short rest. Where Palace are sitting in the PL when it expires in 90 days, will probably dictate whether he bothers coming back.

Excited! Fantastic news if true.

I can't say I care one way or the other.

 

[algie]

Please don't fed the trolls. It really didn't matter who we appointed, Palace fans and the likes of VHA were always going to sneer and snipe. Its as boring as it is predictable. Same as the stadium (which is "shit") the crowds (they're all plastics), Tony Bloom (he's a charlatan) the finances (we're on the brink of bankruptcy) etc etc etczzzzzzzz.

Anyway. Appointing any new manager always carries risk, there's never any guarantee it'll work out. But I am just genuinely glad and relieved that we haven't given the job to some tired old fossil from the failed managers merry-go-round. Its a bold move (again), and an imaginative one. Despite how it all ended, Blooms last managerial appointment was a SPECTACULAR success, so I see no reason to question his judgement now with OGJ.

This is a man schooled in La Masia, undisputedly the finest footballing academy in the world over the last 15-20 years. And after buying into that philosophy as a player, he has successfully harnessed those skills and transferred them to coaching and management. He's been on a gradual learning curve aqs a coach, going from youth to Barca B to Israel and now to the Championship, and this is a new kind of challenge. But every step of the way he's been a winner his entire career, and I just cannot WAIT to see what he does with us.

Can you give me private English lessons? Name your price

 

[Easy 10]

Whisper it, Easy, but I reckon that Palace might just be worried.

Weeelll, they've got their customary 20th place in the Premier League reserved for them following a season of absolute thumpings, THATS what they'll be worried about. So I can't see them worrying or being bothered about us for now TBH. But they'll be a little disappointed we didn't appoint a Paul Jewell or a Darren Ferguson, ie someone who they could really laugh about. They'll just have to be alone as the only set of fans in the country making themselves look stupid by trying to make out this is some kind of hilarious and disastrous appointment.

 

[Easy 10]

Can you give me private English lessons? Name your price

Believe me, you don't wanna start rambling on like me

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

I'd RATHER have Gary Megson

Yes but would he have you

 

[Se20]

Weeelll, they've got their customary 20th place in the Premier League reserved for them following a season of absolute thumpings, THATS what they'll be worried about. So I can't see them worrying or being bothered about us for now TBH. But they'll be a little disappointed we didn't appoint a Paul Jewell or a Darren Ferguson, ie someone who they could really laugh about. They'll just have to be alone as the only set of fans in the country making themselves look stupid by trying to make out this is some kind of hilarious and disastrous appointment.

The guy's got a good pedigree, but it remains to be seen if he will be a success.
The English league is a totally different proposition to where he has managed, although he has done well there.
Will be interesting to find out how much he has to spend, can see him signing players from his old club.
Needs coaches with him with English football experience.

 

[Surf's Up]

I'd just like to throw this into the mix:



Complete with a FLAIR celebration

and have you noticed who he's celebrating with?!!

 

[Silent Bob]

The guy's got a good pedigree, but it remains to be seen if he will be a success.

Past events have happened, future events have yet to do so. Good looking out, I learn so much from Palace fans.