Cryne should approach Steve Coppell NOW!!!!!!!!!

before anyone else gets rid of their manager and gets in first.

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yeah i agree no point sitting about waiting, he said he wants to get back into the game, we should be banging his door down.

 

When did he say that Vod? On Sky Sports today? nt

 

and I take it 'we' will be funding this venture ?

not PC on his own ?</p>

I would love Mr Cryne to seriously consider Coppell as next manager, but to TELL him to go and bang his door down is not giving him credit to make a decision of what to do with HIS money.</p>

 

Din't he walk out at

Man City because he didn't like the pressure also take a job at a club with a rich chairman with no history and not much pressure Don't think he'd be hear long when things go wrong.I Don't think he's our man sorry....JMV

 

RE: When did he say that Vod? On Sky Sports today? nt

yeah he was on that goals on sunday thing and he says he wants to get back into the game

 

RE: and I take it 'we' will be funding this venture ?

said tongue in cheek, but no point waiting about to miss out on someone who wants to get back into the game.
And this is the same Mr Cryne that we are meant to give credit too, that backed davey and let him bring all the players in and said he would stick by him and then sacked him after 5 games anyway!!!

 

Loko, I didn't know

Stevie boy was a Jam Duff.....

 

The weaker parts of his CV

<font face="times new roman,times" size="2">Brentford (2001-2002)</font></p>

<font face="times new roman,times"><font size="2">Coppell was appointed manager of Brentford in 2001, and took them to the Division Two play-off final in 2002 after they had narrowly missed out on automatic promotion, conceding a late equaliser to Coppell's future side Reading in a 2nd v 3rd end of season decider. <u>After this, Coppell resigned citing the club's lack of finances.</u></font></font></p>

<font face="times new roman,times" size="2">Manchester City 1996</font></p>

<font face="times new roman,times" size="2">Coppell left Palace in October 1996 to become manager ofManchester Citya job that he would quit after only six games and 33 days in charge. <u>He cited the pressure of the job as his reason for leaving the club</u>. His reign at the club is the shortest of any City manager to date.</font></p>



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My Brother in law is a Palace fan

and to him Coppell is a god.

 

after listening to him on sky sports today i wouldn,t bother,he wants an ambitious club that can challenge near the top of the table,that rules us out then.

 

if he didn't say which division, looks like he's off to colchester then.

 

Thanks mate. Would love to see him down at 'Well.

(Y) (Y)

 

People who think Coppell is a realistic target are in dreamland

Andy Ritchie (20/1) is a shorter price than Coppell (25/1) and I think that realistically sums up how likely it is that we'd get him.

As high up as he would be in the list of nice to haves, it's just not going to happen.

 

What were the odds on us getting Alan Clarke first time around?

I know it was his first job but still...

 

RE: People who think Coppell is a realistic target are in dreamland

where are those odds from??

 

RE: People who think Coppell is a realistic target are in dreamland

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/barnsley-specials/next-permanent-manager

 

RE: People who think Coppell is a realistic target are in dreamland

only one bookies view

 

If it's A. Boothroyd, I shall not be renewing my season ticket next year.