Fulham’s official website is diabolical,trying to log on to get tickets is a joke and the way they leave old posts,pre match interviews is ridiculous surely in this day and age it should be easier and simple to use! Or is it me?

What happened to the Paddy O'Mosque and Brixton commentary posts? Do you work for the BBC?

.. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM

.. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM

.. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM

.. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM .. posted by MTB. (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:06 PM Palace weren't transparent Glasner was. I'm surprised they've let him stay till the end posted by NRL (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 5:13 PM Glasner was disappointed that Place were selling their best players, so giving him a harder and harder job to do as they slipped down the table. Of the rest of the teams in the Premier League, where is an obvious opportunity for Marco to go where he can expect to do things his way? The money has grown to such an extent that no one man can dominate a club like a Ferguson, a Clough or a Wenger used to do. Instead they also employ Directors of Football and such like, as well as coaches and managers. Those clubs who maybe might be selecting a new manager soon are all those who have itchy trigger fingers whilst senior management looks to find a scapegoat in case things go wrong. Spurs, for example, have had something like 24 managers in Daniel Levy’s 25 years as Chairman. (Eventually the owners have evidently decided “We know what the problem is, Levy. Its you! Get out!”). Unless Spurs are now prepared to break the bank, I’m sure Marco will realise Fulham’s offer is the best he’s going to get, and stay. Harry Wilson, though, might find a new home at one of those clubs who ends up in the top 4 and, with European football on offer, could easily go. posted by peterjeremy - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:00 PM Palace should kick him out farcical situation or the powers that be. Should keep discussions. With management under wraps posted by Opitombi (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 7:30 PM It's unwise to be advise the world that you won't be at the club next year. Look at the year Leicester won it. Man City were well placed, at Christmas but when Pellegrini announced he wouldn't be there the following season, it all went to poop, the players simply stopped playing posted by Fred (Guest) - Wednesday 25th February 2026, 8:10 PM

I am sure both Marco and the club already know now if he will be signing a contract or not. My guess is he will be leaving. Unlikely, the conversation is along the lines of if I don't get a better offer, I will sign. So it begs the question is should the club be transparent (like Palace) on the future of Marco? He's been great for the club and served us 5 years - I don't think the fans would turn against him if its confirmed he's leaving. But it would be a shame he simply walk out on the last game of the season and never seen again. What do you think?

If the powers that be finally get their act together and punish Man City then nobody other than Burnley and Wolves need worry about getting relegated. I feel that City have been dodging bullets for so long whilst other sides are being punished. Do what the Scots did to Rangers and kick them out. The rules should apply to all yet they're somehow managing to stall everything and carry on regardless, no transfer sanctions or anything. Beggars belief that they can't be judged.

The best way to get good money of bookies is a fixture called both teams to score in both halves, so, must be 1-1 h/t then both have to score again so at least it must be 2-2 minimum , so easy, in your bleedin dreams ,? the odds are very big minimum almost all 10/1 per game and rising, but i check often as i put 50p on three games which will pay 500 quid appx, but most weekend your lucky if any more than 6/7 teams do it in all the clubs playing , got two last week but mansfield v lincoln ended 2/0 to lincoln cost me 500 quid .you would think easy but most score in second half or just an odd goal first half.bleedin annoying .Not a gambler but enjoy attempting the most profitable hardest comp i have seen .

Speaking of Spurs, anyone else here remember the 2nd Div match at CC 77/78? I think we lost 2-0 but the highlight for me was Peter Taylor sprinting into our area, rounding Gerry Peyton and falling flat on his face in front of The Hammersmith end.

We must hammer Spurs on Sunday and start the process of them going down. West Ham and Nottingham Forest should both overtake them and leave them stranded third from bottom. How the long, long ago mighty can fall. Do not mess it up we are much, much, much better than Spurs.

Ever wondered why people jump in the shower,? or grab a coffee ?, nope me neither, even odder why are dead people reffered to as the late mr brown the late mrs brown?? late for what late means not on time what the connection ,aint tuesdays boring .?

Andy Robertson would be a good buy for us...only 31.

Who’s our current sponser

Slightly worried about the availability of Chukwueze and Kevin for the Spurs game. Does anybody know or heard anything on the grapevine?

And this club is even considering letting go of Raul Harry Wilson and maybe say Adios to our Manager. Who is running our club are they up to it? It is no good leaving contracts to run down, they should all have had clauses that allowed renewal options. Anyway Thomas Frank is available if we need a new Manager. Why we never signed Tammy Abraham is beyond me, he was a steal at £13 mill. Whatever happened to Timmy Abraham? Maybe we should look at Franculiono Dju, top scorer in the Danish league at 21 years old, Daniel Karlsbakk, 22 years top scorer in the Norwegian league or Mika Godts of Ajax top scorer in Holland. I know Mario has been keen on Ricardo Pepi, the American International currently playing for PSV Einhoven who is 23 but whilst fast he is not the top scorer in their team with only 9 goals. Guss Til is their top striker!

Really pleased with our performance yesterday. We at last got ourselves 2 goals in front and didn't try and sit on a one goal lead. Meanwhile the new guy at Spurs (who is he?) continues the theme of turning good Fulham players into bad Spurs ones. Even alone in the tunnel before kick off Palhinha had that look of "What am I doing here" and trying him in a back 3 certainly didn't work. At Fulham he was a strong midfield anchor that drove us forward even chipping in with a few goals. I'd love us to bring him home, another reason for Silva to stay.

Spurs have just subbed Palhinha, and I must admit, I didn't even know that he was playing. How the might fallen. He was a fool to leave us, but he had big ideas above is station. What a shame for all concerned.

Can we please relax, play some decent football and please score more goals. We have achieved our first target of staying in the Premier League, so now that we are safe, let's just enjoy the rest of the season, and hopefully with a good cup run as well.

If their forwards were more clinical, this would be a different game and maybe a result in their favour but they were not. We can't continue to get favourable results like that, defending how we did today but this win and 3 points are very welcome and thank you! Jimenez after the yellow showed second half that he knows the moves and i think a well worked corner-kick straight off the training ground. A young Muniz can learn something from Jimenez about timing and his penalties are top draw. Happy for Iwobi who covered the run of Wilson and then to calmly slot home a goal. Horrible game but sometimes your most experienced players are the ones you can rely on.

Why?

Now that’s a goal to warm the cockles of your heart.

Lol' not lazy now!!!!!!!!!

Maybe take him off? Second yellow possible!

Is he injured again?

atm im looking for fulham's dates/results in the western league for seasons 1904/5 & 1905/6. can you point me to any club site tbat can help please.

Owen, I am not convinced you are right regarding our forthcoming game with Sunderland being a tactical battle between two managers as such. Obviously, they will play there part in setting up the teams but, in my humble opinion the crowd will provide a twelfth man for Sunderland. I expected the Stadium of Light will be full to capacity and their fans are just as fervent as their nearby Geordie neighbours. Sunderland’s mantra is “ til’ the end” which symbolises the whole city and especially the fans. Whilst not doubting Marco’s ability I do question his passion as I have seldom seen him urging the players on as more often than not he is arguing with the fourth official or sitting with his head in his hands. On Sunday, the stadium will echo with sounds of the Sunderland fans pitch against a thousand or so die hard Fulham fans who make the daunting trip. To those fans I offer my congratulations and hope you are rewarded in seeing our team getting at least a point. However, this will be dependent on Marco setting up an attacking team which includes Kevin, Chukwueze, Wilson, Bobb, Muniz, Sessegnon, Smith Rowe and Lukic. No more of this five across the back and maybe it is time to rest Leno and stick with Lecomte who impressed me with his performance against Stoke. Marco must sort out our defence and resort to a different way of playing out from the back as the present strategy is not working.unless Marco is pro active we will lose to a team who believe in their “til’ the end” mantra.

Sorry fellow posters but thought it would make a change to post something regarding football in general and Fulham in particular. I realise I am going off at a tangent and probably upset a considerable number of my fellow poster by straying from the main topic of political skullduggery, who should govern the Country, whether Farage should be hung, drawn and quartered at Tyburn in order to appease MST or those of you who believe Stammer is telling the truth as was Andrew when stating he was at the Pizza Hut when allegedly being accused he was somewhere else. Next we will have Mrs O’Doors claiming she has been faithful to Paddy for the past sixty years. I digress, but I have twice try to reply to a previous post by Owen where he mentioned the success of Sunderland since being elevated to the Premier. Unlike most promoted sides who struggle to breach the gulf between Championship and Premier, Sunderland initially reached second place before recently slipping back to sit just above ourselves. My synopsis of their excellent performance is due to their”esprit de corps” which binds the team to together. When their players step onto the pitch they will sweat blood for each other, run tirelessly and fight for every ball. I can well imagine the players probably drink together when they are allowed to and some holiday together. At times when I watch the Fulham games I see a bunch of players who sometimes give the impression that they don’t know each other resulting in a lack of cohesion and consequently passing the ball to opponents who they consider more friendly. The intricate passing out from the back is totally shambolic as no one wants the ball so the get rid of it as soon as they can. At times I cannot believe how bad their are and it begs the question whether or not they know each other. Obviously, the phrase “esprit de corps” derives from the French meaning “spirit of the body or group” and signifies the bonding, especially in the military, where everyone fights for each other and in unity comes strength. In my opinion this is lacking in the Fulham team although, I hold out hope with the gradually influx of younger players who are gradually coming into the team. Our defence is the big problem with Andersen not the right person for the captaincy and has lost his mobility. I would like for two experienced defenders, even from the Championship, to join the club in the Summer which will allow them time to be absorbed into the team. Well we can now return to the popular political agenda.

Any one know when tickets on sale for cup game?,good time for travelling 12 pm .

….and some of you will probably still vote Reform :(

Afternoon all. Just a quickie to see if anybody has any experiences of their kids being a mascot!! The day, the cost etc. Thank you

The standard of refereeing is again being debated after the shocking decisions in the Villa v Newcastle game. I can only reiterate how stupid it is to have a competition with different sets of rules in matches. Not every ground has the technology for VAR so how can it be fair to use it at all? Interestingly the draw has worked out so 8 premier league teams are expected to make the quarter finals ( suspicious or what) also regarding games without VAR, why not use championship refs who don't have to play with that system? The authorities have created this crazy system and the game is suffering because of their incompetence

I just don't understand the negatives around Iwobi lately. I get that we have our grumbles about Iwobi who seems off the pace or maybe it's a case that he isn't putting in a full shift at this time. Iwobi is one of our most experienced players out there and yes his goals tally is only 4 this season and that is poor. Josh King gets heaped on praises and he looks ten times more productive but if thats the way some fans look at stats, good on them because busier stats don't mean very much if there is not assists in goals and better still, goals!!! That goes the same for Jimenez and for a target-man his stats are poor taking penalties out of the equation. There is nothing better than experience and Iwobi i guarrentee will turn up sooner rather than later and i am confident that Iwobi will turn up in the big games and Sunderland away is a big game! Nuff said!!!

Stoke are drawn at home to a Premier League team, and their supporters should have taken the chance to watch a top Premier League eleven, but they were really not that interested as it was so sad to see the half empty terraces. I remember going to Stoke many years ago, although at a different ground, when it was packed to the rafters, but now there are hundreds of seats to spare. The Khans and Marco, should wake up to the fact, that this could be what the Cottage might look like, if we were ever relegated. Our owners and coach, must never let this happen ever again to our Fulham, so they must not take our position at the top table for granted, and so continue to strengthen our already pretty decent squad.

A very favourable home draw for Fulham and we avoid all the big teams. One of these days we will really string it together and our wingers left and right will destroy teams. Can you imagine an unstoppable Kevin and Chuckwueze burning off the opposition? We need goals from the likes of Muniz though. Don't want to jinx it but we could seriously have a good cup run this time around after the disappointment against Palace.

Sunderland away and two home games to Spurs and West Ham don't come any harder from now till March and for certain, we will have to improve and up our game. I admit that i lost a little faith in Marco lately because of our iffy and indifferent results and Marco's reluctance to sign his contract but all i ask for is an improved performance tactically against these 3 teams and i am not asking 3 wins, i would just like to see us improve defensively for starters and a more impactful improvement up front where we struggle to score goals. There are good reasons to be cheerful and hopeful that improvements can and will be made. For intance we have all 3 players back from the African Nations and the likes of Iwobi and Bassey should be fully up to speed now along with the likes of Robinson and Muniz, etc. Chukwueze didn't need an adjustment and we get that, some players just blend back in straight away. Sunderland some might say are recently promoted and settled prem teams should blow them away but that is not the case, they have beaten teams that we have lost too even though we beat them at home. Back up at Sunderland will prove a bigger test because they are a decent team under a good manager who i think is quality. We know about Spurs and a resurgent West Ham who have found their winning ways again. Marco Silva still hasn't signed his contract and there is some speculation that he will leave us for pastures new. The question i ask myself is where will he go? Not to Notts Forest who now have appointed a manager. I think Marco will soon sign his contract because we have a young and expansive team and Marco has been making good comments about Kevin who he thinks bigger clubs will come in for. Apparently, the hawks say that some big scouts have been watching Kevin who is now showing he could be decent and a very expensive commodity. Marco Silva and reputation and cv could shoot up even higher if we do well against the next 3. We still don't have anybody naturally prolific who can score a goal every game but we hope Muniz can finally shake off his injury woes and take off and score for victory. It is still amazing that Wilson is our top scorer but you have seasons like that and sometimes the goals come from elsewhere in a team and at Fulham it is the way of things. A reminder to all we will have Pepi in the summer and i guess we can call it a backup contingency plan. Lastly i still want to say that a win lose or draw is acceptable providing there is improvements in our performance. It would be unfair and unrealistic to expect Fulham to win every game.

Anyone noticed on MOTD that the reviewer referred to us a Wolves three time. How annoying and I hope that twat is not he is not used again unless the prompt board was wrong.

We are making progress lowering the average age of the team but we have some way to go. Until then, we will probably continue to peter out the longer the season goes. What we also need this summer are, right now back (for Castagne), a composed mid who can replace Cairney, I hate to say this but don’t mind Harvey Elliot (£16m) as a replacement for Wilson, who looks likely to leave and a striker. Those 4 players with an improved Robinson, we have a great squad.

It's a typical Thursday night in March in South West London in 2010. March 18th to be precise. It is 6pm. The rush-hour has long started in London and for the millions of workers in the capital, they are already making their way home. But for about 24,000 people, not so. They are already packed into Craven Cottage, the home of Fulham Football Club, and the match, a Europa League last 16, second leg tie, against the mighty Italian club of Juventus, has just kicked off. What the crowd was about to witness was a phenomenon. Not only the comeback of all comebacks by Fulham, after trailing 3-1 from the first leg in Turin. But this was the night, the stadium actually shook. Experienced news and sports reporter Mark Bishop was there and relives this incredible event, Fulham's greatest ever match and the team's amazing journey, against all the odds, to the final in Hamburg with Fulham cult hero, Bobby Zamora. Bobby gives his own thoughts, memories and recollections on Fulham's epic 4-1 comeback at the Cottage that night- plus his take on the other matches and the final itself against Atletico Madrid. It all makes for a unique insight into Fulham's most sensational and memorable European campaign, that will forever be etched deep into Fulham folklore. The title of my latest book is: 'THE NIGHT CRAVEN COTTAGE SHOOK, FULHAM'S GREATEST MATCH, WITH BOBBY ZAMORA,' BY MARK BISHOP. THE BOOK IS AVAILABLE IN HARDBACK AND PAPERBACK ON AMAZON. IT ALSO CONTAINS OTHER PLAYER CONTRIBUTIONS, AS WELL AS A CONTRIBUTION FROM ROY HODGSON TOGETHER WITH MEMORIES FROM THE FANS AND EVEN ONE FROM A JUVENTUS SUPPORTER WHO STILL MAINTAINS CANNAVARO DIDN'T FOUL ZOLTAN GERA AND SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN GIVEN A RED CARD!! RIGHT. JOG ON. THERE ARE ALSO SOME WONDERFUL, HIGH QUALITY MATCH ACTION PHOTOGRAPHS AS WELL. ALL IN ALL, I THINK EVERY READER WILL BE VERY PLEASED WITH THEIR PURCHASE!! All the best, Misterpastry

Kevin, i like watching him and i think motm. Oscar Bobb is starting to look half decent and some nice link-up play involving him. Castagne i think wasteful down that right-hand side and we created lots of space for good opportunities and we make it harder than it should be. Josh King gets into these excellent positions and opportunities galore missed, no shooting boots in him. Congratulations to Reed for another poignant and important goal, well spotted and opportunity taken. Robinson looks like he is coming back to himself and he looks free-flowing again, we like to see him floating, gliding down that left. It was always going to be hard work up at Stoke on a winters day so congratulations to our players and we move on into the next round. Give us Leeds again, PLEASE!!!!!!

A well taken goal by the Korean striker which may prove to be decisive unless Marco makes substitutions immediately. Whilst we have played some good attacking football our forwards have not yer sussed out the positioning of the goalposts which are, as usual positioned in the centre of the pitch on the byline. Stoke’ keeper has pulled off two good saves and apart from that has not really had much to do. Unless we buck up our ideas we will be exiting the Cup this afternoon.

Where is Tom? Not even on the bench.

Absolutely ridiculous that Forest can have (at least) four managers in one season. Should only be able to change manager in the transfer window in my opinion.

Arry will sign for Everton and the fat signing on fee

Lecomte; Castagne, Diop, Cuenca, Sessegnon; Reed, King; Bobb, Smith Rowe, Iwobi; Kusi-Asare Interesting if Leno is dropped and i think it will make him think and do him good. Looking forward to seeing Bobb play and not convinced he will play Kusi Asare the young German. Maybe Jimenez then a little breeze-out for Muniz? It doesn't matter the combination; we need a win just to clear the cobwebs and get back to winning ways.

I would not blame Harry if one of the top 4 teams went for him but should he go to one of the mid table or even lower table clubs, would we welcome him back next season as a hero or zero?! I have yet to recall any players who left even though there’s a new contract on offer had a warm welcome back! Look at Elliot, Fabio and Tosin - would we give Wilson the same reception next season??

Hearing that Raheem Sterling has joined FC Feynoord, the club I supported when I lived briefly in Breda, Holland (1986-1989). Really I think we have all seen the best of Raheem. Fulham should have got him from QPR in the early 2000's and then we would have been able to cash in when he signed for Liverpools. Is he a nice man? I am not sure about that, but he certainly had the right agent!

Just how much pressure is mr khan putting on Marco??,sign now tomorrow next week end of season ??.Just what is going on behind the scenes? cant work it out ,players might be thinking if he goes so will i ,or why dont he just make up his mind and go ,what is he waiting for , ?if the contract wont make him sign why wait till may.?Maarco must know he aint getting much more out of the cottage cheque book,so why sign at end of season ?,can any one on here honestly say they aint bothered .He just seems to be going through the motions waiting for may to get here, no point in going now the jobs will be offered aplenty come may then he can pick and choose , cant the board see this,what is he telling mr khan in private.

Just watched the bus stop boys try their best to beat Arsenal, with long throws and pushing and shoving corners, but very little actual football. I hope that we never lower ourselves to that Wimbledon type of football. If we do then I would never renew my ST.

Apparently there are vibes and signs going around Airbourne that Marco is destined to go to Forest. We don't even have to be Einstein to work that out. Evangelos Marinakis is a very close and good friend to Marko and they have worked together once before. Marinakis will have to pay out a lot more to buy out Marko from his contract more than Sean Dyche apparently. Marko's greek friend has more money than sense to throw around and he will sack Marco Silva after a bad run. Marinakis is a man in a hurry for cup and silverware and chuck in a prem league title in the mix. Marco Silver will have bigger headaches with a bigger squad of players to pick with and we know how tricky it can be to sub on and off the right combination of players around to get a desired result. Thank you and good luck Marco we will be saying very soon i think!