The Footie Thread

[Pin-seeker]

Palace sell their best players though, Chelsea have a lot of very good players he would back himself to get a tune out of. Plus the money.

I think if Chelsea want him, he goes there.

100% he does.

 

[Rlburnside]

This is an awful game

As was the Brentford Spurs game

 

[Swango1980]

It's funny when people think "no way (insert manager's name) goes to (insert big club), they are a circus of a club"

It's as if people think managers doing well at smaller clubs have the pick of as many big clubs as they wish, or at least can bide their time until a vacancy appears at the club they want to go for

They don't. Most managers doing well may only have a small window of opportunity to move up to a big club. Glasner may have a good rep now, but if Palace struggle for a string of games, while some other club hits a purple patch with an upcoming manager, Glasner can easily be forgotten.

So, if Chelsea wanted him and he was going to massively increase his wage, he'd be silly not to go. And if he had confidence in his ability, then managing them should not scare him.

 

[anotherdouble]

It's funny when people think "no way (insert manager's name) goes to (insert big club), they are a circus of a club"

It's as if people think managers doing well at smaller clubs have the pick of as many big clubs as they wish, or at least can bide their time until a vacancy appears at the club they want to go for

They don't. Most managers doing well may only have a small window of opportunity to move up to a big club. Glasner may have a good rep now, but if Palace struggle for a string of games, while some other club hits a purple patch with an upcoming manager, Glasner can easily be forgotten.

So, if Chelsea wanted him and he was going to massively increase his wage, he'd be silly not to go. And if he had confidence in his ability, then managing them should not scare him.

You only have to look at the likes of potter

 

[Pin-seeker]

It's funny when people think "no way (insert manager's name) goes to (insert big club), they are a circus of a club"

It's as if people think managers doing well at smaller clubs have the pick of as many big clubs as they wish, or at least can bide their time until a vacancy appears at the club they want to go for

They don't. Most managers doing well may only have a small window of opportunity to move up to a big club. Glasner may have a good rep now, but if Palace struggle for a string of games, while some other club hits a purple patch with an upcoming manager, Glasner can easily be forgotten.

So, if Chelsea wanted him and he was going to massively increase his wage, he'd be silly not to go. And if he had confidence in his ability, then managing them should not scare him.

Couldn’t agree more.
Look at the Leeds manager,he was one defeat off getting the sack.