Baldseagull
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And Watford have seen a lot of managers.
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[Albion] Viera has left Palace and Hodgson returns!
- Thread starter Bozza
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Honestly, if they appoint Hodgson they would have to redefine the word "underwhelming" in the dictionary. I'd be fuming if I was a Palace fan which makes it the funniest news of the year. What a noddy club.
The beeb reporting that Hodgson is an option for Palace. It would be absolute gold if he comes back and relegates them like he did with Watford last season!
www.bbc.co.uk
Hodgson an option to replace Vieira at Palace
Former Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson is being considered as an option to take over as manager at Selhurst Park after the sacking of Patrick Vieira.
www.bbc.co.uk
Joan: “Roy, ROOOOYYYYY, turn your blooming hearing on. Steve Parish is on the phone”.
Roy: “Ethel, what’s that, the local church? I’ll call them back after the shipping forecast”.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
I hope Steve Parish didn't make him miss Countdown this afternoon with these 'talks'.
Seagull58
In the Algarve
Apparently he was watching countdown and he got aroused. That's a 7 letter word, not bad for someone who left school at 15. (shamelessly stolen from Peter Allis).
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
If Rachel's on and Roy gets an 'erection' for example, fair play to him. He's doing far better than most uneducated septuagenarians from South London watching in getting that or any other 8 letter word.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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It's going to be Roy back at Selhurst isnt it!! This is so delicious. He had his day but is well past being an effective manager.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
What do our friends up t'road think of this potential inspirational appointment?
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Really!!!? Hodgson!!!!??
Seagull58
In the Algarve
Hodgson wad so good at Fulham and before that with Switzerland. It seems he has simply not moved with the times. Difficult to believe now how sensational Fulham were on their European adventure.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
You DO know he's about 122 years old now?
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
I think you are all being very unfair to Palace and the 4 Chairmen of the Apocalypse.
It was only Wednesday that the Chancellor of the Exchequer said he’d like to see more OAPs returning to the workplace, and within 2 days Palace have grasped the nettle, sacked a young manager, and are looking to install a 76 year old former employee.
Very beneficial to the Country, well done Palace.
God save the King.
It was only Wednesday that the Chancellor of the Exchequer said he’d like to see more OAPs returning to the workplace, and within 2 days Palace have grasped the nettle, sacked a young manager, and are looking to install a 76 year old former employee.
Very beneficial to the Country, well done Palace.
God save the King.
Won’t be seeing much of them on here for a while I doubt
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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And that is with them having far less squad depth than us.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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Seems a strange one. Not so much the sacking but the timing. Why not wait until after the Arsenal game. Make it at least look like a considered decision.
And then Hodgson? Parish says:
“I think things just weren’t happening. So the mood was good, it was fine, but obviously we’re hoping that there’s a bit of fresh impetus, a few different ideas, maybe we surprise the opposition a little bit by doing something different.”
“The feeling is good,” Parish added. “You know, everybody loved Patrick, genuinely. The players had all the time in the world for him. You saw from the performances he never lost the players at all, they were all running and playing for him."
This is where I'm struggling to get to grips with his thinking. He sacks a manager who the players loved and were still playing for because of poor results and performances. Presumably the lack of goals and shots on targets and negative tactics played their part in that.
His best idea to remedy that is to appoint Hodgson? A man so cautious and negative in his tactics he parks an extra two buses in front of the buses he's already parked at both ends of the pitch. Is the aim to draw their way to safety?
And then Hodgson? Parish says:
“I think things just weren’t happening. So the mood was good, it was fine, but obviously we’re hoping that there’s a bit of fresh impetus, a few different ideas, maybe we surprise the opposition a little bit by doing something different.”
“The feeling is good,” Parish added. “You know, everybody loved Patrick, genuinely. The players had all the time in the world for him. You saw from the performances he never lost the players at all, they were all running and playing for him."
This is where I'm struggling to get to grips with his thinking. He sacks a manager who the players loved and were still playing for because of poor results and performances. Presumably the lack of goals and shots on targets and negative tactics played their part in that.
His best idea to remedy that is to appoint Hodgson? A man so cautious and negative in his tactics he parks an extra two buses in front of the buses he's already parked at both ends of the pitch. Is the aim to draw their way to safety?