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[Football] Nuno leaving Wolves
- Thread starter dazzer6666
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Six million players out of contract ?
Wow, that’s more than i thought
Losing Benteke would be akin to losing such a number.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
We haven’t beaten them in two seasons, somehow they always finish above us and if it couldn’t get any worse we let Benteke look half decent as he smashed in the winner
super-seagulls
Soup! Why didn’t I get any Soup?
Nuno now the favourite for Everton across all markets.
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My advice to Parish is to appoint Fat Frank
Or they could bring in his uncle ’Arry
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Oddschecker know, you know.
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
It never ceases to make me smile, as soon as a well known, half decent manager leaves one post, he is automatically becomes favourite to take over somewhere else.
Nuno's next appointment will be in Europe l think.
Nuno's next appointment will be in Europe l think.
Or they could bring in his uncle ’Arry
Oh no, CP would go bust yet again.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Nuno talking to Everton today. Bookies have him odds-on favourite for that job.
Prior to that he was talking to Palace.
Betting suspended on Wolves job as Lage expected to be announced as new boss.
Tottenham have made contact with Conte and now he is odds on to be new Spurs boss.
Celtic in advanced talks with Postecoglou.
That leaves Palace with 4 possible options: Eddie Howe, Frank Lampard, Steve Cooper, Sean Dyche.
The worry for Palace fans is if Nuno spends 3 days in talks with Palace before binning the idea off then other candidates will realise the situation is a mess and they are not first choice.
Prior to that he was talking to Palace.
Betting suspended on Wolves job as Lage expected to be announced as new boss.
Tottenham have made contact with Conte and now he is odds on to be new Spurs boss.
Celtic in advanced talks with Postecoglou.
That leaves Palace with 4 possible options: Eddie Howe, Frank Lampard, Steve Cooper, Sean Dyche.
The worry for Palace fans is if Nuno spends 3 days in talks with Palace before binning the idea off then other candidates will realise the situation is a mess and they are not first choice.
Stop it you tease.
Randy McNob
Now go home and get your f#cking Shinebox
- Jun 13, 2020
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sorry, why would Dyche go to Palace?
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Really hope Nuno goes to Everton - rumour I heard is Parish beaky smarmy **** begged him to at least look round and sent 18 texts and 3 voice notes, Nuno turns up begrudgingly, looks at the training ground and literally left within 5 mins laughing...!
A clear example of how the bookies always win in the end.
Nuno 4/9 to Everton, 11/10 to Smellhurst.
Nuno 4/9 to Everton, 11/10 to Smellhurst.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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All the managers mentioned are at or have been at clubs with much longer history than 11 years. It’s a bit pie in the sky expecting managers form bigger clubs - I even heard some mention Ainsworth which is mental.
Simon Jordan (arrogant know it all, but I like him) still reckons Lampard would be a good fit.
To me he’s a big unknown. The one bonus would be getting quality Chelsea loanees as he did at Derby.
Mancgull
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I can see the Palace manager saga dragging on. Nuno has been approached but I think he’ll prefer Everton and end up there. What would be the best scenario is for a number of managers to be approached by Parrish before they get their 4/5 th choice and by that time they’ll have no time to plan for the recruitment of their new players.
Also, who wants to go to a club when numerous other managers have turned them down. Only one where they they are in a no lose situation.
It’s a vicious circle too, as good players will question the club as a new employer if they haven’t attracted a top manager.
I still think it’ll be the Barnsley manager to Palace and Nuno to Everton.
Also, who wants to go to a club when numerous other managers have turned them down. Only one where they they are in a no lose situation.
It’s a vicious circle too, as good players will question the club as a new employer if they haven’t attracted a top manager.
I still think it’ll be the Barnsley manager to Palace and Nuno to Everton.
- Jun 27, 2012
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When Albion sacked Hughton they had Potter targeted and wrapped up within a week as his replacement and it felt like he was part of a long term new project - with admittedly some risk.
Palace have had over a year to prepare for Roy’s departure ? What’s the plan ? Wait until a good manager is sacked or resigns over there and join the queue ? It doesn’t feel v strategic.
Palace have had over a year to prepare for Roy’s departure ? What’s the plan ? Wait until a good manager is sacked or resigns over there and join the queue ? It doesn’t feel v strategic.
I would bet that Bloom & Barber have contingencies for a whole load of unexpected events.
For example if Potter resigned, or Ashworth was poached, or a couple of key players handed in transfer requests.
They’re running a large business professionally.
CP seems run on the hoof.
I’ve said it here before but I actually think Lampard was very good in his first season with Chelsea and playing all the kids. Proved he had something about him as a coach.
It all went wrong for him when the transfer ban was lifted.
Nuno heading back to Wolves it appears.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63257792
A good fit the first time around, but with a squad of quality (Jota, peak Raul Jimenez, a younger Moutinho).
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63257792
A good fit the first time around, but with a squad of quality (Jota, peak Raul Jimenez, a younger Moutinho).