Administrator Stan Posted May 8, 2018 Administrator Posted May 8, 2018 Surely first time ever a manager has been given Manager of the Month and relegated on the same day?
Dr. Gonzo Posted May 8, 2018 Posted May 8, 2018 Shoulda sacked Pardew much earlier and they might have had a chance to save themselves.
Bluebird Hewitt Posted May 8, 2018 Posted May 8, 2018 A shame but relegation was pretty much inevitable when Pardew was sacked and while Moore has done very well, it was always a big ask.
Subscriber Dan+ Posted May 8, 2018 Subscriber Posted May 8, 2018 6 minutes ago, Stan said: Surely first time ever a manager has been given Manager of the Month and relegated on the same day? That is a great shout
Dave Posted May 8, 2018 Posted May 8, 2018 It's been an unfortunate set of circumstances this season. They seemed to have a good recruitment policy in the summer, and I don't blame the fans for wanting a change in personel mid November given the ten months of abject performances. How were they to know their owners would be wooed by Pardew? A man who could brag about furthering Pulis' last team for 12 months and hiding how dross the other 12 were. Time for Burke, Phillips, Rodriguez etc to step up next season. I don't think their current leaders have much left in the tank.
Lucas Posted May 8, 2018 Posted May 8, 2018 Let's be frank here, everyone has wanted them to drop the last few seasons for being such a negative, boring side. Good riddance and quite frankly, well deserved. Now they have an opportunity to change the image of their club to something more positive.
Danny Posted May 9, 2018 Posted May 9, 2018 Feel like they're going to try and buy Ryan Woods from us.
True Blue Posted May 9, 2018 Posted May 9, 2018 Never liked WBA, but it's a shame that Moore didn't get a chance to fight until the last day. Southampton has a decent team, should have never put themselves in this situation. Hope Swansea joins Stoke and WBA
Dave Posted May 9, 2018 Posted May 9, 2018 West Brom's chief executive, Mark Jenkins, has vowed the club will "learn from mistakes" and targets an immediate return to the Premier League.
Administrator Stan Posted May 10, 2018 Author Administrator Posted May 10, 2018 14 hours ago, The Palace Fan said: West Brom's chief executive, Mark Jenkins, has vowed the club will "learn from mistakes" and targets an immediate return to the Premier League. suppose that's better than saying they'd like to stay in the Championship for a few years
Dave Posted May 10, 2018 Posted May 10, 2018 1 hour ago, Stan said: suppose that's better than saying they'd like to stay in the Championship for a few years You could argue it puts unnessecary pressure on the next manager given the age of the squad and changes needed. Fans should be expecting a heavy investment now.
Administrator Stan Posted May 10, 2018 Author Administrator Posted May 10, 2018 57 minutes ago, The Palace Fan said: You could argue it puts unnessecary pressure on the next manager given the age of the squad and changes needed. Fans should be expecting a heavy investment now. hmm, not sure it's unnecessary. There's always going to be pressure and an expectancy for any relegated club in to the Championship to get out of it at the first time of asking, just not the way Sunderland go.
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