Managerial sackings, comings and goings

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  • fenaddick
    fenaddick Posts: 24,512
    Carrick sacked, who saw that one coming?
  • fenaddick said:
    Carrick sacked, who saw that one coming?
    Complete shock.
  • Addick Addict
    Addick Addict Posts: 43,948
    It was bad enough when managers were sacked and then a new manager, from left field, was appointed 24 hours later. Now these classless owners and their pawns make it publicly known that they are talking to other managers even before they sack the current incumbent. 
  • usetobunkin
    usetobunkin Posts: 2,767
    fenaddick said:
    Carrick sacked, who saw that one coming?
    Manchester Utd..... The new Spurs.
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 73,601
    So which former player will come in to rescue them in February 29? 

    Robin Van Persie is my bet.
  • It was bad enough when managers were sacked and then a new manager, from left field, was appointed 24 hours later. Now these classless owners and their pawns make it publicly known that they are talking to other managers even before they sack the current incumbent. 
    Yeah awful way to treat anyone, basically measuring up the office for Pochettino whilst telling everyone they'll make a decision whether to sack you on Wednesday, let alone an ex-player that the fans all like.

    Think Carrick handled it all with a lot of class.
  • SE7_Red
    SE7_Red Posts: 31
    Disappointing news about Carrick - Man Utd getting embarrassed every week was one of the few bits of joy i was getting from this football season
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 73,601
    fenaddick said:
    Carrick sacked, who saw that one coming?
    Manchester Utd..... The new Watford.
    Corrected
  • SE7_Red said:
    Disappointing news about Carrick - Man Utd getting embarrassed every week was one of the few bits of joy i was getting from this football season
    They'll be back in the same position sooner rather than later - replacing Carrick doesn't mean they aren't still an absolute mess of a club.

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  • MarcusH26
    MarcusH26 Posts: 11,335
    Poch giving up the US National Team job only to be sacked next May is going to be interesting. 
  • SE7_Red
    SE7_Red Posts: 31
    SE7_Red said:
    Disappointing news about Carrick - Man Utd getting embarrassed every week was one of the few bits of joy i was getting from this football season
    They'll be back in the same position sooner rather than later - replacing Carrick doesn't mean they aren't still an absolute mess of a club.
    Am sure that's true

    I think they'll pick things up in the short term though. I expect they'll improve over the next 6 months when their players start trying again before they get into a sulk / buy poorly next summer etc and the cycle will begin again. 

    It means my schadenfreude may be on pause for the rest of the season
  • clive
    clive Posts: 20,949

    Crystal Palace Football Club can confirm that Pierre Sage has left his role as Manager.

    Three members of Pierre’s coaching staff – Jamal Alioui, Damien Della Santa and Sandy Guichard – have also left the club.

    https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/statement-pierre-sage/

  • clive said:

    Crystal Palace Football Club can confirm that Pierre Sage has left his role as Manager.

    Three members of Pierre’s coaching staff – Jamal Alioui, Damien Della Santa and Sandy Guichard – have also left the club.

    https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/statement-pierre-sage/

    Shame, he was doing an excellent job.

    As much as I think Frank will turn them around, I also think that it won't be a quick fix either. He struggled to balance european games with Spurs last year and the squad will need some serious work. 
  • clive said:

    Crystal Palace Football Club can confirm that Pierre Sage has left his role as Manager.

    Three members of Pierre’s coaching staff – Jamal Alioui, Damien Della Santa and Sandy Guichard – have also left the club.

    https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/statement-pierre-sage/

    The guy led Lens to the French cup as well as runners up in the league and was basically a hero. Could've been managing in the Champions league this season but instead rocked up at Palace, they signed a bunch of shit players for him, and he's gone after 10 league games.

    I doubt he'll struggle to get a job back in France.
  • clive said:

    Crystal Palace Football Club can confirm that Pierre Sage has left his role as Manager.

    Three members of Pierre’s coaching staff – Jamal Alioui, Damien Della Santa and Sandy Guichard – have also left the club.

    https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/statement-pierre-sage/

    The guy led Lens to the French cup as well as runners up in the league and was basically a hero. Could've been managing in the Champions league this season but instead rocked up at Palace, they signed a bunch of shit players for him, and he's gone after 10 league games.

    I doubt he'll struggle to get a job back in France.
    Going straight back to Lens apparently. 
  • jimmymelrose
    jimmymelrose Posts: 10,581
    Thomas Frank was sacked after struggling with Spurs in a relegation battle last season.  Let’s hope he keeps his latest form running nicely. 
  • lolwray
    lolwray Posts: 5,133
    I think this is the season when the chickens come home to roost for them 🙏
  • clive said:

    Crystal Palace Football Club can confirm that Pierre Sage has left his role as Manager.

    Three members of Pierre’s coaching staff – Jamal Alioui, Damien Della Santa and Sandy Guichard – have also left the club.

    https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/statement-pierre-sage/

    Shame, he was doing an excellent job.

    As much as I think Frank will turn them around, I also think that it won't be a quick fix either. He struggled to balance european games with Spurs last year and the squad will need some serious work. 
    Palace's issue is their recruitment. It's been absolutely terrible since Freedman left for Saudi.

    If you replace the likes of Olise, Eze and Guehi with Pino, McNeil and Disasi, then you're asking a lot of the manager.
  • DamoNorthStand
    DamoNorthStand Posts: 13,937
    They have blown so much money on utter guff and now a manager to pay off.

    They will be in big trouble if they go down. They dont have the crowds and revenue to manage all of this.

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  • jose
    jose Posts: 2,060
    Calling them ‘Palace’ seems too familiar and friendly.
    They are an aberration existing between the middle of nowhere and the back end of beyond.
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 31,638
    Thomas Frank was sacked after struggling with Spurs in a relegation battle last season.  Let’s hope he keeps his latest form running nicely. 

    Hopefully does not go to form with the filth and they appoint another decent manager, they normally do.
    De Boer was rectified very quickly, hopefully this time things are a bit more ingrained.
  • Valiantphil
    Valiantphil Posts: 6,519
    The thing about Frank is that he worked well with a stats based club (Brentford), but when he had to do it for real, himself at Spurs, he failed. 

    I predict (and hope) he mucks up again. 
  • CaptainRobbo
    CaptainRobbo Posts: 3,024
    The thing about Frank is that he worked well with a stats based club (Brentford), but when he had to do it for real, himself at Spurs, he failed. 

    I predict (and hope) he mucks up again. 
    Is Igor Tudor back in work yet?
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 73,601
    The thing about Frank is that he worked well with a stats based club (Brentford), but when he had to do it for real, himself at Spurs, he failed. 

    I predict (and hope) he mucks up again. 
    The seamless handover from Frank to the unheralded Andrews does suggest that the really strong infrastructure at the club is more important than any individual manager.

    Brighton seem similar. Both really well run clubs, with leading edge stats analysis.