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Everything at that club was set up for him to succeed if he was the real deal as a manager. A supportive chairman in Parish, many fans who saw him as an icon and lots of money to spend on the players he wanted without any interference from anyone else.

 

And he f***ed it up. I love it.

 

Alan Pardew, Ladies and Gentlemen.

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Fantastic news, a sacking before X'Mas was the second best outcome of his Palace tenure.

 

He'll get another job in the Prem, for sure. He can ride that "his teams do well at the beginning" reputation to get employed by some team battling relegation. And hopefully get relegated with them.

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The amount of bad records this idiot sets  :lol:

 

A points per game tally of 0.72 was the second worst in a calendar year in their history (beaten only by 0.71 in 1973, when teams received two points for a win)

 

Their form for the year is the worst of all 92 Premier League and EFL clubs

 

A total of six Premier League wins is the second worst total over one calendar year in the competition's history

 

Palace conceded 67 goals (1.86 per game) in 2016, the third worst total over one year in Premier League history

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The amount of bad records this idiot sets  :lol:

 

A points per game tally of 0.72 was the second worst in a calendar year in their history (beaten only by 0.71 in 1973, when teams received two points for a win)

 

Their form for the year is the worst of all 92 Premier League and EFL clubs

 

A total of six Premier League wins is the second worst total over one calendar year in the competition's history

 

Palace conceded 67 goals (1.86 per game) in 2016, the third worst total over one year in Premier League history

 

I would love to hear somebody present these stats to one of his mates/defenders in the media.

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The amount of bad records this idiot sets  :lol:

 

A points per game tally of 0.72 was the second worst in a calendar year in their history (beaten only by 0.71 in 1973, when teams received two points for a win)

 

Their form for the year is the worst of all 92 Premier League and EFL clubs

 

A total of six Premier League wins is the second worst total over one calendar year in the competition's history

 

Palace conceded 67 goals (1.86 per game) in 2016, the third worst total over one year in Premier League history

 

I would love to hear somebody present these stats to one of his mates/defenders in the media.

 

Fuck me, that's shit all compared to the turgid records he set for us, barely even scrapes the surface. They ought to count themselves lucky he didn't have chance to do more damage.

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I'd love to know how many teams (if any) have been under that 0.72 points per game figure in a calendar year in the whole of English football since 3 points for a win was introduced. Most teams who have such a bad end of season are relegated and therefore improve drastically in terms of points after the summer.

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The amount of bad records this idiot sets  :lol:

 

A points per game tally of 0.72 was the second worst in a calendar year in their history (beaten only by 0.71 in 1973, when teams received two points for a win)

 

Their form for the year is the worst of all 92 Premier League and EFL clubs

 

A total of six Premier League wins is the second worst total over one calendar year in the competition's history

 

Palace conceded 67 goals (1.86 per game) in 2016, the third worst total over one year in Premier League history

 

I would love to hear somebody present these stats to one of his mates/defenders in the media.

 

If only, he'll just be unlucky and it was a harsh decision. Teflon cunt this bloke in the media.

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http://www.football365.com/news/will-pardews-career-recover-from-palace

 

The good news for anybody who cannot bear his particular brand of smugness is that this seemingly inevitable exit is likely to precipitate a lengthy sabbatical from the top flight. After six years of watching self-satisfaction alternated with self-absolvement, we are certainly due a break. Pardew is unlikely to find a Premier League club willing to give him another job; his only route back may be via a Championship club big enough to match his substantial sense of self-worth.

 

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Wonder if their chairman actually believes that expansive football bollocks or if he is just using PArdew tactics with their fans. Either way he sounds like a fucking tube too.

would be class if he was throwing it back at pardew after alan's own comments about "the owners not understanding football" earlier
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Wonder if their chairman actually believes that expansive football bollocks or if he is just using PArdew tactics with their fans. Either way he sounds like a f***ing tube too.

 

The chairman doesn't believe it, no. They've just got Allardyce lined up to take over because he's a near-guarantee of PL survival, and they know the fans will hate his style so they're buttering them up by saying they're looking to move away from that because the attacking football has failed.

 

It excuses Allardyce's appointment because it fits the narrative they've created for their new manager, even though that narrative has only been created after they've decided they want to appoint Allardyce.

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