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Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 12:11 pm
by avoidconfusion
I hate this guy almost as much as I hate Fergie. Absolute, utter scrote.

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 2:40 pm
by Dunnylad
At home Stoke kick the shit out of the opposition and the ref is intimidated by the atmosphere,, away from home they play 10 behind the ball look to frustrate & nick one from a set piece. You cannot blame Pulis as its kept them in the Premiership, but he needs to evolve like Moyes has done at Everton - reminded me of the Stoke side who turned up last season & the post-FA Cup Final match - truly awful, but makes up for when those Mackem tw@ts roll over against the rags!

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 4:05 pm
by City64
I think most know of my opinion of Pulis ,

For those that dont .......




He is a cunt !

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 4:18 pm
by patrickblue
s1ty m wrote:http://www.eplayer.performgroup.com/dailyMailPop

Sums it up. Of course, The Rags have never spent a penny on players and they all play for free. For the glory of the shirt, like.


What's King Kenny moaning about his team being shit got to do with it?

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 4:30 pm
by Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
Joke have spent much more money than Swansea, West Brom and Norwich, but can't play football 1/10 as well as those teams. In fact, they don't play football.

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 5:26 pm
by Saul Goodman
Theres a lot of money being bet on Pulis leaving Palace.
Reportedly hes upset with the (lack of) transfer funds given him this summer

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 6:02 pm
by Goaters 103
Like Pulis or loathe him - personally I think hes OK - but Palace would've got relegated by a mile last year without him, and if he walks now they will be one of the favs to go down this year too.

If their chairman lets him go he's either stubborn, stupid or both.

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 6:36 pm
by Bluedj
Goaters 103 wrote:Like Pulis or loathe him - personally I think hes OK - but Palace would've got relegated by a mile last year without him, and if he walks now they will be one of the favs to go down this year too.

If their chairman lets him go he's either stubborn, stupid or both.


If true, then all three. he did a superb kobfor Palace last year

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 8:04 pm
by gillie
Oliver Kay ‏@OliverKayTimes 13s
Tony Pulis has left Crystal Palace following disagreements over transfer policy. Official confirmation shortly. What a blow to #CPFC.

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 8:15 pm
by Nigels Tackle
gillie wrote:Oliver Kay ‏@OliverKayTimes 13s
Tony Pulis has left Crystal Palace following disagreements over transfer policy. Official confirmation shortly. What a blow to #CPFC.


he'll be at swansea before xmas

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 8:24 pm
by Dameerto
Doh, does that mean I can't call them Crystal Pulis any more?

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 8:32 pm
by Moonchesteri
gillie wrote:Oliver Kay ‏@OliverKayTimes 13s
Tony Pulis has left Crystal Palace following disagreements over transfer policy. Official confirmation shortly. What a blow to #CPFC.


Back to obvious relegation candidates then.
Thanks for the 3-3 draw with the dippers last season.

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 8:53 pm
by Ted Hughes
Going to the rags. Van Butthead resigned due to disagreements over transfer policy..

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 8:53 pm
by Bianchi on Ice
Whose club shop will he wear next?...as stated...I reckon swansea...or cardiff

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 9:31 pm
by Spurge
Bianchi on Ice wrote:Whose club shop will he wear next?...as stated...I reckon swansea...or cardiff


It's a strange one, I heard the journo on talksport tonight and he seemed pretty certain there was a serious situation developing between pulls and the chairman.

I can understand that pulis wants to be able to strengthen the squad having turned the clubs fortunes around from being relegation certs to knocking on a top ten spot in half a season. The other side of the argument Palace are hardly top 10 when it comes to the premier league rich list - recent history saw miss- management put the club into financial peril twice in recent seasons.

The thing I don't get is what is Pulis expecting to do next? Bigger and better things? I don't think so. A good manager at a club at the level palace are at, he worked wonders in turning their fortunes around and that is what he does. A top 10 premier league club isn't likely to want him so the only way is down career wise from here.

I guess he is a man of principle and if he cant get the club to agree with his own strategy to progress would rather walk away.

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 9:35 pm
by sheblue
Whoever is on or near bottom in November December will get him in.

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 9:41 pm
by Bianchi on Ice
Spurge wrote:
Bianchi on Ice wrote:Whose club shop will he wear next?...as stated...I reckon swansea...or cardiff


It's a strange one, I heard the journo on talksport tonight and he seemed pretty certain there was a serious situation developing between pulls and the chairman.

I can understand that pulis wants to be able to strengthen the squad having turned the clubs fortunes around from being relegation certs to knocking on a top ten spot in half a season. The other side of the argument Palace are hardly top 10 when it comes to the premier league rich list - recent history saw miss- management put the club into financial peril twice in recent seasons.

The thing I don't get is what is Pulis expecting to do next? Bigger and better things? I don't think so. A good manager at a club at the level palace are at, he worked wonders in turning their fortunes around and that is what he does. A top 10 premier league club isn't likely to want him so the only way is down career wise from here.

I guess he is a man of principle and if he cant get the club to agree with his own strategy to progress would rather walk away.


Good post, and I agree....Palace have never really had an infastructure in place...I recommend Simon Jordans book for the insight. He made mistakes, and he loved that club, but apart from the ground, which Noades still owned when jordan aquired it, there was very little solid foundation...which meant Jordan was haemorraging cash even when he'd streamlined the operation

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 10:07 pm
by Hutch's Shoulder
Are Palace getting management consultancy from Vincent Tan?

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 10:48 pm
by Saul Goodman
Poor Palace

Re: Tony Pulis

PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2014 10:51 pm
by Ted Hughes
Bianchi on Ice wrote:
Spurge wrote:
Bianchi on Ice wrote:Whose club shop will he wear next?...as stated...I reckon swansea...or cardiff


It's a strange one, I heard the journo on talksport tonight and he seemed pretty certain there was a serious situation developing between pulls and the chairman.

I can understand that pulis wants to be able to strengthen the squad having turned the clubs fortunes around from being relegation certs to knocking on a top ten spot in half a season. The other side of the argument Palace are hardly top 10 when it comes to the premier league rich list - recent history saw miss- management put the club into financial peril twice in recent seasons.

The thing I don't get is what is Pulis expecting to do next? Bigger and better things? I don't think so. A good manager at a club at the level palace are at, he worked wonders in turning their fortunes around and that is what he does. A top 10 premier league club isn't likely to want him so the only way is down career wise from here.

I guess he is a man of principle and if he cant get the club to agree with his own strategy to progress would rather walk away.


Good post, and I agree....Palace have never really had an infastructure in place...I recommend Simon Jordans book for the insight. He made mistakes, and he loved that club, but apart from the ground, which Noades still owned when jordan aquired it, there was very little solid foundation...which meant Jordan was haemorraging cash even when he'd streamlined the operation


Think about it from the point of view if you were Pulis (ugh nightmare). His stock has never been higher. He took over at a club which was doomed & ended up putting the final nail in the coffin of the champions.

He probably knows that a fair amount of that was down to short term psychology & this season he would need a fair bit to keep them up, otherwise, potentially getting fired by Christmas with his 'saviour' reputation in tatters. Now he is free to enter into another 'no lose' situation, perhaps at somewhere like Villa.