Poll: Sam Allardyce - yes or no?

[Jeff Jones]

I like Sam and I think he could lift the place in the short term, but I don't see him as the man to take the club to the level it's aiming for.

Right now, I just want to get up the table and I think he would get the most out of this set of players which isn't as bad as some believe.

As it is, I think Unsy will do it, anyway. At least, I hope so.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Absolutely not Gareth

 

[peteblue]

In the last few days various media outlets and football analysts (including Crystal Palace's impressive chairman Simon Jordan) have linked us with a move for former Newcastle and England boss Sam Allardyce.

I think he'd be a good candidate. He took over at Bolton when they were Football League also-fans and he turned them into European contenders - on a shoestring budget. And he kept Sunderland up against the odds. He's also one of the most forward thinking managers in the country; he was one of the first to utilise sports science to get the best out of players.

Would be interesting to gauge what the people of this forum think.

He’s saving himself for when Klopp gets the elbow.......

 

[evertony]

He’s saving himself for when Klopp gets the elbow.......

Post of the week.
I see what you did there.

 

[tim cahill]

Although I wouldn’t particularly want him, I do think he’s quite a good manager and he does get the best out of his players.

Not really an exciting option though is he?

 

[kiss the crest]

Why is this even a topic, is this what we have aspired to.

 

[Huyton Layne]

I’d love to see what he did at a club without a lump up front. Probably play Keane as a striker.

 

[hktoffee]

Hell no ffs.

 

[MACCA75]

In the last few days various media outlets and football analysts (including Crystal Palace's impressive chairman Simon Jordan) have linked us with a move for former Newcastle and England boss Sam Allardyce.

I think he'd be a good candidate. He took over at Bolton when they were Football League also-fans and he turned them into European contenders - on a shoestring budget. And he kept Sunderland up against the odds. He's also one of the most forward thinking managers in the country; he was one of the first to utilise sports science to get the best out of players.

Would be interesting to gauge what the people of this forum think.

Good trolling. Especially liked the 'impressive Palace chairman Simon Jordan' bit. Would read again.

 

[Tigger]

Go away

 

[bullybeef]

Is this someone's idea of a sick joke.

Can't believe we are seriously being asked the question.

Mods do the right thing and close it down.

 

[mightymoyes]

Why is this even a topic, is this what we have aspired to.

correct, especially when alan 'chunky' pardew is available.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Can we name and shame the 19 who voted yes please?

 

[GrumpyBlue]

 

[Bkk Andy]

Anyone who voted yes should be under suspicion of being a RS.

*SIGH*

Just because someone has a different opinion, even one as bizarre as wanting BFS as manager, it does not make them a RS.