Frank De Feat - SACKED

GT49er · Sep 11, 2017

I'm not sure how much we should be taking the mickey out of Palarse.....in retrospect don't we wish we'd done the same with Hyypia?

On the other hand, it is quite enjoyable to have a chuckle at the moment.

crabface · Sep 11, 2017

GT49er said:
I'm not sure how much we should be taking the mickey out of Palarse.....in retrospect don't we wish we'd done the same with Hyypia?

On the other hand, it is quite enjoyable to have a chuckle at the moment.

But then we may never have got Hughton.

Simster · Sep 11, 2017

GT49er said:
I'm not sure how much we should be taking the mickey out of Palarse.....in retrospect don't we wish we'd done the same with Hyypia?

No, as we wouldn't have known Hyypia was shìte after 4 games. Hyypia's exit was handled in the correct, dignified manner. Yes, we were poor for half a season, but nobody can accuse the club of not giving the manager a chance.

The problem for Palace is that nobody is going to take that job with long term aspirations in mind. Why would they? Unless your name is Alan Pardew, you don't get given a chance.

crookie · Sep 11, 2017

Palarse edged us out as favourites for the drop at Betfair :lolol:

Thunder Bolt · Sep 11, 2017

https://twitter.com/david_conn/status/907249468323586049

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c0lz · Sep 11, 2017

Such a shame he was a perfect match for them.

Uh_huh_him · Sep 11, 2017

On last night's 606, Ian Wright went to great lengths insisted that Prince Charming wasn't the sort of chairman to get rid of his manager after 4 games.

LlcoolJ · Sep 11, 2017

Codner's Wallop said:
What I find most irritating is the sheer sense of entitlement from a club like Palace. The response from Parish following the Burnleh loss was more in line with either Barcelona losing their first four fixtures in La Liga - or a team scratching for its first win in, say, November. BUT FOUR GAMES IN? SERIOUSLY? And to to think we have fans at the Albion bemoaning Tony Bloom because he failed to secure all of our transfer targets....

The fans are as bad though. As soon as it started going tits up a lot of them were moaning about the FDB appointment and saying they should have got Sean Dyche instead.

Not that I disagree that Dyche would have been a much better fit for the long ball style which is all they are capable of, but the sense of entitlement that he would leave Burnley for their shithouse club was unbelievable.

They just don't get what they are.

Turkey · Sep 11, 2017

Shouldn't be allowed to sack managers outside of the transfer window. :angry:

BBassic · Sep 11, 2017

Going to be great fun chanting "Sacked in the morning" at Roy on November 28th

Kalimantan Gull · Sep 11, 2017

jamie the seagull said:
Would be a laugh if Poyet's resignation from China last night was connected though...

laugh why? One of our best ever managers going to our arch-rivals? No thanks!

jimhigham · Sep 11, 2017

Totally Palace. Make a big hoo-hah about getting in a progressive manager with a remit to change the entire footballing ethos at the club and then hit the panic button and get shot at the first hint of trouble. No class. No class whatsoever. Totally tinpot.

I love it.

papajaff · Sep 11, 2017

edna krabappel said:
Boiiiiiiiingggggg

Buy the lady a drink! Fantastic.

looney · Sep 11, 2017

I effing love threads like this on NSC.

4 matches to change a playing style then replaced by a man who has "managed" a few clubs out of the premeir league. Well if Hodgson is the undertaker hes shown up at a right graveyard for logical chairmen.

Hamilton · Sep 11, 2017

Simster said:
No, as we wouldn't have known Hyypia was shìte after 4 games. Hyypia's exit was handled in the correct, dignified manner. Yes, we were poor for half a season, but nobody can accuse the club of not giving the manager a chance.

The problem for Palace is that nobody is going to take that job with long term aspirations in mind. Why would they? Unless your name is Alan Pardew, you don't get given a chance.

100%

Sami was allowed to resign. The club backed him until the end and gave him every chance. They showed that they were responsible for getting him in, so they should back him.

What Parish has done, whilst not unethical, is questionable on so many levels. He clearly has no master plan for Palace.

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Dick Swiveller · Sep 11, 2017

c0lz said:
Such a shame he was a perfect match for them.

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Sam The Eagle always was and always will be Captain Peacock for me.

Thunder Bolt · Sep 11, 2017

GT49er said:
I'm not sure how much we should be taking the mickey out of Palarse.....in retrospect don't we wish we'd done the same with Hyypia?

On the other hand, it is quite enjoyable to have a chuckle at the moment.

Hyypia's problem was too many draws. He couldn't motivate the team to turn them into wins.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014–15_Brighton_&_Hove_Albion_F.C._season

GT49er · Sep 11, 2017

crabface said:
But then we may never have got Hughton.

Hughton was out of work at the time, so could well have been a candidate even then - we just left him unemployed a further three months before engaging his services. But yeh, you're right, I wouldn't want to change things now, bearing in mind how things have ultimately worked out.

Hugo Rune · Sep 11, 2017

What is the record for sacked PL managers in one season?

It could be under threat!

Taybha · Sep 11, 2017

Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring , Roy its Stevie baby , fancy a job ?

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