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So, a slightly personal message from me (Bruno). You may have noticed that TPW has become increasingly less active on here...
After a quarter of my life, I will be taking a step back from TPW after this window and stopping regular articles, podcasts and spaces.
Thank you for all your support for the last five years and I hope to stay in touch ❤️💙
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Something incredible about hiring the DoF who built the squad that relegated Wolves and then looking to hire the managers that relegated Burnley, Wolves, and West Ham.
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The Palace Way retweeted
Pas sûr que Pierre Sage garde son poste très longtemps
Les conflits internes, les intérêts extérieurs (agents, etc) et la politisation risquent de gagner la bataille à Crystal Palace
UEFA shot-cost ratio rules incentivised Palace to sell as much as possible to afford the incomings they believed they needed.
Sarr never had a bid >£40m from Liverpool.
The problem is, the players we signed were overpriced and/or not up to scratch (yet).
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But Palace Twitter told me Bobby Manzi is a huckster journalist who was making up the Sean Dyche links for clicks?
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Sean Dyche is a front-runner for the Crystal Palace job should the club part ways with Pierre Sage after the damaging defeat to Newcastle.
@mcgrathmike has the latest on the future of the under-pressure French manager ⤵️
telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
Let’s sack our manager because we didn’t sign good defenders and our captain/best-ever GK is injured 👍👍👍
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The Palace Way retweeted
Sage’s assignment last night was to show a defensive structure and that the team were still fighting for him. I think both were showcased.
Yes, we still conceded two but they weren’t the rubbish overload or 2nd/3rd phase goals we’ve seen against us all season.
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A brilliant performance, spearheaded by Mateta.
Thought McNeil, Pino, Wharton, and Daichi were all brilliant.
Wharton-Kamada midfield is the way forward.
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The Palace Way retweeted
Sage was brought in for his ability to coach exciting attacking football. He's experienced almost every possible bad condition, from a late pre-season to late transfers to injuries to our leaders and most important players. Munoz sold late in the window. Lacroix not replaced.
Desperately need a win today. As much as I laugh at the phrase, Sage has coached a 2-0 in the first half. I cannot believe we're losing.
I think he's figured out the formula but individual players are just not of the quality/ needed. If Disasi has Lacroix's pace...
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Sage was brought in for his ability to coach exciting attacking football. He's experienced almost every possible bad condition, from a late pre-season to late transfers to injuries to our leaders and most important players. Munoz sold late in the window. Lacroix not replaced.