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Glasner is a Glazier

Much like some of our talented young players, I think Glasner is destined for bigger things than Palace, and I have no doubt he'll be on the move when the right job comes available - we can only hope we get to enjoy another year or two before that happens.

Certainly the best manager I've seen at Palace.
 
CPFCSaturn said:
Much like some of our talented young players, I think Glasner is destined for bigger things than Palace, and I have no doubt he'll be on the move when the right job comes available - we can only hope we get to enjoy another year or two before that happens.

Certainly the best manager I've seen at Palace.
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He's certainly the best for us in recent times, but he's got some way to go to pip Steve Coppell whose first spell as manager here saw us achieve our highest ever league position and he got us to Wembley for the FA Cup final. What a day that was.
 
I just watched his post-match formal interview.

I want to say that he is a very respectful manager. You compare him to the reaction of so many other managers in that situation (JP's head injury) and he handled it like a true professional. Let's face it, as far as I've seen from the videos JP is such a nice bloke, the clown of the party, and every other player loves him. So easy for Glasner to take a negative stance, but he doesn't. I respect him a lot.
 
Daddyorc said:
I just watched his post-match formal interview.

I want to say that he is a very respectful manager. You compare him to the reaction of so many other managers in that situation (JP's head injury) and he handled it like a true professional. Let's face it, as far as I've seen from the videos JP is such a nice bloke, the clown of the party, and every other player loves him. So easy for Glasner to take a negative stance, but he doesn't. I respect him a lot.
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Parish is very astute I think he decided to wade in as soon as it happened having a go at the keeper in the half time interview. Meant that OG could keep out of it.
 
Daddyorc said:
I just watched his post-match formal interview.

I want to say that he is a very respectful manager. You compare him to the reaction of so many other managers in that situation (JP's head injury) and he handled it like a true professional. Let's face it, as far as I've seen from the videos JP is such a nice bloke, the clown of the party, and every other player loves him. So easy for Glasner to take a negative stance, but he doesn't. I respect him a lot.
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Parish is very astute I think he decided to wade in as soon as it happened having a go at the keeper in the half time interview. Meant that OG could keep out of it.
 
CPFCSaturn said:
Much like some of our talented young players, I think Glasner is destined for bigger things than Palace, and I have no doubt he'll be on the move when the right job comes available - we can only hope we get to enjoy another year or two before that happens.

Certainly the best manager I've seen at Palace.
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The price to lure him away is £186m, that is what Bayern were quoted last summer.
 
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