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Vieira or Arteta
Well…guess the first marker I am looking at is this weekend against Brentford. Andersen, Gallagher, Milo and Benteke should all be fit to start so that’ll be a good test of where we’re at.For me the side looked completely clueless. Even relegation fodder can string a couple of plays together even if it's against Chelsea. At the very least, the standard english tactics of hoofing it long + hoping for a knock down / playing it down the channel and hold up + cross creates a couple of dangerous moments in a game. We didn't even see that in the game (esp in the first half).
All I saw was repeatedly players trying to dribble through the entire Chelsea backline and giving it away.
I think we'll see a repeat of Gary Neville at Valencia and he'll be off in a couple of months.
Yup I hope you're right, Palace are too good to be involved in a relegation scrap. Any links to other managers after Roy retired? Or was it just Vieira out of the blue?Well…guess the first marker I am looking at is this weekend against Brentford. Andersen, Gallagher, Milo and Benteke should all be fit to start so that’ll be a good test of where we’re at.
Wasn't really the score line for me. It is the fact that, it was the first game of the season, new manager, you're away to one of the top clubs and a local rival, and you stand off. I would have expected Palace to be aggressive and not give Chelsea any space.I keep hearing this and tbf first half we were pretty bad but people forget we got humped 4-0 there last season (to Lampard’s Chelsea not Tuchel’s), and that performance was objectively worse than Saturday’s where we at least improved in the second half. We were also without Andersen, Milijovejic, Gallagher, Olise, Benteke and of course Eze at the start of the game. That is 6 of the first 11 missing, what other teams at our level are going to Stamford Bridge and not getting totally outclassed in those circumstances?
We have a tough start playing 6 of last season’s top 8 next, so Vieira will get until at least December IMO. With that in mind I’m going for Arteta even if Vieira does do badly.
We have a winner.Watford are back aren’t they? Whoever their manager is will always be a good shout.
They’re puddled Watford. I think more people would’ve predicted them if they knew who their manager wasWe have a winner.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's 'give me time, give me time' rhetoric wouldn't last 5 minutes at Watford. Forget odds of 8/1, 800/1 would be more appropriate.Updated odds:
Bruce - 3/1
Nuno - 4/1
Farke - 6/1
Ole - 8/1
Arteta - 9/1
Viera - 12/1
Updated odds:
Bruce - 3/1
Nuno - 4/1
Farke - 6/1
Ole - 8/1
Arteta - 9/1
Viera - 12/1
What do you mean? Do you want to lose all your money?I'll give you 1,000,000/1 on any of those.
None of them will be the "first manager to be sacked", which is this thread.What do you mean? Do you want to lose all your money?
I obviously mean next manager sackedNone of them will be the "first manager to be sacked".
Give me all your money.
ThisBruce is done for. He knows it, everyone does.
So you think he’d be LESS likely to be sacked there?Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's 'give me time, give me time' rhetoric wouldn't last 5 minutes at Watford. Forget odds of 8/1, 800/1 would be more appropriate.
Yeah would be nice to see him given a chance at least but you’re right I can’t see it happening. 95% of Newcastle fans want him out so in this case it would actually be an own goal for the new ownership to come in and not change the manager.I’d love to see him given the money and given a chance but more than likely he’s gone. It’ll be all change behind the scenes now. Upgraded and updated everything. They’ll surely soon be hoovering up loads more talented British kids too.
Imagine the pressure building if they lose the next couple of games though. They can’t let themselves get cut adrift before they even get the chance to spend some money.Bruce will get until the next transfer window opens. No later. Surely.