This article is more than 3 years old. Pardew leaves after just over four months in the job Darren Moore to take charge until end of season. Read more. Let's hope so for the sake of struggling teams, give someone else a chance, Pardew has been milking the gravy train long enough. Not Pulis, Hughes or Allardyce either, they're all crap. Comment posted by Smasher, at 2 Apr Smasher. It maybe hard to see him back but no doubt some premier league team will give this nugget another chance on the merry go round of crap managers.
Thry get the boot then another multi million pound chance. It's a joke give some younger championship managers a chance. He's such a smug get that I struggle to have any sympathy for him. A bunch of players can play crap all season then steal a taxi while under the influence and still keep their jobs yet managers are in the bin the moment a chairman becomes dissatisfied with the team's form.
Think it was a poisoned chalice for whoever got the job. It's always the manager that goes but not the players. Why not sack players too? You could say a fair few deserved to be sacked as they are just as, if not more incompetent that Pardew.
A player can turn up, not put any effort in and still see out their contract. That's the real lunacy here, not the managerial 'carousel'.
At least Pardew had passion and put effort in unlike the players. Ian Wright is one hell of a negative commentator. Never hear him hyping stuff or giving praise, always the bearer of doom. The players are at total fault. They know their jobs, they know what to do. They're earning thousands per game but playing like school boys. They should all be sacked. Some desperately short sighted board of a relegation threatened club will give him a job early next year.
I have no idea. Comment posted by tms90, at 2 Apr tms West Ham - Sacked Charlton - Sacked Southampton - Sacked Newcastle - Yes man to Ashley so was never going to be sacked but should have been Crystal Palace - Sacked West Brom - Sacked Track record of failure, universally disliked by fans of every club he's managed, massive losing runs at every club and poor relationships with players. Comment posted by taylor01pe, at 2 Apr taylor01pe.
And the merry go round of premier league managers continues. Comment posted by Robbie, at 3 Apr Robbie. Football is a sport in trouble. Players getting so much money they think they are bigger than the clubs. We all bought into the decision to play a more expansive style of football. We all believed in it. The players have been running their socks off for Alan, the spirit is good. There had been support within the Palace hierarchy for Chris Coleman — no formal approach has been made to the Football Association of Wales — and Roy Hodgson and Roberto Mancini had also been mentioned.
Personally I have a lot of good feelings for this football club and am sad that my time there has ended. This article is more than 4 years old.
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