Alan Pardew

[Bones14]

Pardew- Good manager when he's got the rub of the green. Diabolical when things don't go his way.
Pulis- Good manager when the chips are at there lowest. One trick pony though, and if he's got all he can get out of them, becomes a snide, vindictive **** of the worst proportions.

Arrogance beyond belief sums both these weasels up. There's nothing wrong with a little self confidence but when the shit hits the fan, both these guys will take down anyone in their way to save face. Neither have the ability to self analyse and right their wrongs. Horrible pair of pricks imo.
****'em both I say.

[Palace121]

Originally Posted by Bones14

Pardew- Good manager when he's got the rub of the green. Diabolical when things don't go his way. Pulis- Good manager when the chips are at there lowest. One trick pony though, and if he's got all he can get out of them, becomes a snide, vindictive **** of the worst proportions. Arrogance beyond belief sums both these weasels up. There's nothing wrong with a little self confidence but when the shit hits the fan, both these guys will take down anyone in their way to save face. Neither have the ability to self analyse and right their wrongs. Horrible pair of pricks imo. ****'em both I say.

Good post. Although, I feel Pardew gets a bit too much stick. Pulis on the other hand doesn't get enough.

[elgin eagle]

Originally Posted by Palace121

Good post. Although, I feel Pardew gets a bit too much stick. Pulis on the other hand doesn't get enough.

Agreed.

[Spindle]

Originally Posted by Kidofwonder

Hung Oliver Burke out to dry in the usual classless Pardew way in the post match.

He did. A kid who bust a gut for them.

Keown banged to rights
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[Spindle]

Originally Posted by SJ'sLoveMonkey

Did they put the ball at risk?

Burke did just that and WHU broke away to score the winner. Keep it in the corner? He just followed the team instructions.

Pardew really doesn't give a shit, but it's WBA so that's great stuff!

[Spindle]

Originally Posted by Golf Boy

The draw against the Gooners was Pardews dead cat bounce.

He is the Ponzi scheme of football management

[Repo Man]

Seeing that post match interview with him on MOTD last night, he looked like a broken man: can't see him lasting too long in that job to tell the truth, no great surprise if hes gone by Easter.

[PalaceForever]

Originally Posted by Spindle

Burke did just that and WHU broke away to score the winner. Keep it in the corner? He just followed the team instructions.

Agree - Burke is a kid who perhaps made a mistake, but that surely comes from the manager's philosophy and instructions/preparation. Allardyce made a big thing of 'respect the point' and we've seen how important draws are this season under Roy...Pardew could do with learning that.

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Anyway, I don't want to stick the knife in as I have no real problem with him (I think he liked it here and tried his best, he's just a bit of a chancer), I hope he recovers a bit as there's clubs I'd prefer to see relegated.

[El Aguila]

Originally Posted by Kylie_Tracey

I'd rather have him in a relegation dogfight that that charlatan AP, wouldn't you? they were top heavy with CH's even before he got there, he had us playing some of the greatest football in our history, and made brilliant use of our talents

The whatest what in our what?
Playing better football under Roy, wouldn't you agree?
Three years of Pulis would depress any fans.

[ExiledStirling]

Originally Posted by art malice

Some pretty awful rumours about what was said

About the death of his baby son?

If so, then that is disgusting and I hope he is not punished too severely, or at all, as I wonder how anyone could keep their shit together if taunted about it.

[Kylie_Tracey]

Originally Posted by El Aguila

The whatest what in our what?
Playing better football under Roy, wouldn't you agree?
Three years of Pulis would depress any fans.

he made Bolasie a phenomenal player, some of our counterattacking football was quite breathtaking

[Olympian2]

Originally Posted by swissroll

Typical pardew defeat - 94th minute - decent away draw - gambles - caught on the counter - loses.

Marvellous stuff

[andyocpfc]

"If Alan Pardew doesn't offer West Bromwich Albion the 'new manager bounce' then what does he offer them?"

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[Sick Bucket]

Yeah WBA look doomed, so glad we've got Roy, AP not fit to lace his boots.

[Socrates]

I couldn't believe my ears at him bigging himself up at the expense of Oliver Burke (due to his own "logical mind"). I enjoyed this response on wbaunofficial.org.uk to the suggestion at at least WBA were looking better since Pardew arrived...

"Doesn't matter how much "better" we look, same as it didn't matter how shit we looked under Pulis, PROVIDING the results are there. They're not. We're not competing. We're the equivalent of the bonk-eyed bloke with a comb over sat in the corner at a speed dating night. He's there, but not actually ******* doing anything"

[Golf Boy]

Originally Posted by Kylie_Tracey

he made Bolasie a phenomenal player, some of our counterattacking football was quite breathtaking

No he plays ultra defensively and time wastes - Bolasie made it possible for us also to threaten on the counter. Bolasie made him the Palace legend ( along with Chamakh and a back nine. )

[JackTheBiscuit]

Originally Posted by andyocpfc

"If Alan Pardew doesn't offer West Bromwich Albion the 'new manager bounce' then what does he offer them?"

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Spot on - the fraud has been exposed

[PALACEWU]

Originally Posted by Kylie_Tracey

he made Bolasie a phenomenal player, some of our counterattacking football was quite breathtaking

In Roy we trust

[macstar]

how many games has pardew actually won in his last 50?! it must be something like 7!

[scro]

I know we got stung by a truly horrific run of results under him and he didn't even really have the humility to admit that it was right for him to go. However surely he cannot be held completely responsible for west brom's plight having not signed a single one of the players and with many of his games coming at the time of year where you simply don't get time with the team on the training field?

They are a squad i have quite a hard time evaluating.