Succession Planning - Managerial Wishlist

[blue to the bone]

Very highly rated French coach, mid 40's similar ilk to Le Bris, a lot of clubs sniffing around him though that's the only issue.

Im not doubting that bit .
Look at the Friedkins appointments.
We wont be going for this type when the time comes

 

[Simon Buttle]

Im not doubting that bit .
Look at the Friedkins appointments.
We wont be going for this type when the time comes

Probably not, there certainly doesn't appear to be any kind of long term plan at the moment.

 

[Rehnman]

I’ll stick with what I said thirteen months ago and that is that Danny Rohl should be the next manager for Everton. He would bring the Hill Dickinson alive.

 

[Drico]

What's Glasner's game? Get himself fired? I mean, he's going. Why go out in the manner he clearly intends to by insulting all round him? I'd be pretty tired of him if I were a Palace fan. Hard to take his criticism seriously when he himself is abandoning ship.

 

[Rehnman]

What's Glasner's game? Get himself fired? I mean, he's going. Why go out in the manner he clearly intends to by insulting all round him? I'd be pretty tired of him if I were a Palace fan. Hard to take his criticism seriously when he himself is abandoning ship.

Completely. Looks like he knows he’s in for an upgrade in the summer and is currently desperate to get a pay off and a few months holiday first.

 

[Clarky cat]

Pierre Sage is someone to look at

With or without them knowing?

 

[Delargeinho]

Very highly rated French coach, mid 40's similar ilk to Le Bris, a lot of clubs sniffing around him though that's the only issue.

He did well at Lyon. Le Bris on the other hand didn‘t have a promising record before Sunderland.

Rosenior had a solid start, Will Still failed who did well in France.

 

[Blue peter]

Completely. Looks like he knows he’s in for an upgrade in the summer and is currently desperate to get a pay off and a few months holiday first.

He needs to be careful though. I’m not sure too many boards would take kindly to being outed the way he did the Palace board yesterday. This may put some off.

 

[Thesouthallarms]

Wouldn’t touch that glasner even if he was available to us the way he’s carrying on

 

[blueboy72]

Glasner and Frank will likely get sacked this weekend. I hope we don't go for either.

You wouldn’t take Glasner? You’re
Off your nut

 

[daza_1973]

Glasner and Frank will likely get sacked this weekend. I hope we don't go for either.

Frank has failed at Spurs with a far superior squad think he would struggle here without massive investment.
Therefore he would struggle here.

 

[ToffeeScot]

You wouldn’t take Glasner? You’re
Off your nut

Nope. He pretty much always falls out with the board and acts the big 'un. Yeah, he did amazingly well to get Palace their first trophy but aside from that his record actually isn't that good, and he has a terrible attitude.

 

[Moomin]

Nope. He pretty much always falls out with the board and acts the big 'un. Yeah, he did amazingly well to get Palace their first trophy but aside from that his record actually isn't that good, and he has a terrible attitude.

Yes, what we want is a manager who tows the company line and will happily take his pay without kicking up a fuss.

 

[Curtis]

Frank has failed at Spurs with a far superior squad think he would struggle here without massive investment.
Therefore he would struggle here.

I wouldn't recommend going for Frank after his most recent fiasco but I think he's one of those managers who performs better with a modest budget and less pressure instead of being under the spotlight like Moyes

 

[ToffeeScot]

Yes, what we want is a manager who tows the company line and will happily take his pay without kicking up a fuss.

I'd rather a club with stability than a club which is losing its best players consistently and it's managers are constantly in the media creating uncertainty throughout the club, yeah.

Plus like I said, Glasner had a great peak with Palace winning the FA Cup but look how quickly it has gone wrong and how much he cares about who he works for. It's all me me me.

It's possible to kick up a fuss but still have a good relationship with club and fans. Glasner is quickly losing both.