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Glasner is a Glazier

Jacey said:
Rumours of his departure,sadly persist:

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Crystal Palace identify Oliver Glasner replacement as Tottenham eye swoop

Oliver Glasner has built a stellar reputation in his time at Crystal Palace and is drawing interest from other clubs - and the Eagles are preparing in case they lose their manager
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This recent episode kicked off y/day with numerous outlets saying us & Fulham were both after Danny Rohl at Sheff Weds. Why? Rumours about OG going to Leipzig have been circulating for several weeks, haven't heard anything about Marco Silva at Fulham tho. Still, clickbait love to sell our players & now our manager it seems.
 
If a story was ever meant to stir the pot it’s this sort of thing. Some say it originated in Germany, if so no surprise.
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Glasner contract is bound to be under review, that’s the only thing likely to be factual.
 
This is a clear attempt by the Palace hating hacks to destablise the club/team going into our most important game for at least a decade. I dont believe a character such as Glasner would dream of talking to another club while under contract especially at this critical time of the season. Neither do I believe Palace would go behind his back to sound out a replacement.
This is nothing more than bitchy gossip. Same as some of the BS stories about some of our players having 'already decided to leave'. As if that would happen a week before the biggest game of any of their careers!
 
After the 5-2 defeat Glasner gave a press conference with a warning to Pep (perhaps said in jest).
It was like an opening shot in the warfare that hopefully doesn't come back to bite him.

I saw that defeat in a different light .
We were 2-0 up ( should have been 3) and were cruising it in the first half with City clueless as to how to stop Sarr and Munoz down the right.

Pep changed it, shut the corridor that Munoz and Sarr were exploiting and turned the tables with our centre halves having nobody to mark as their attacking players drifted around the final third.

If anything it was Pep that found the solution in that particular game.
Therefore it's not immediately clear, at least to me, why City couldn't play the same way again (i.e block Munoz and Sarr , make our centre backs redundant by giving them nobody to mark).
Of course if Haaaland plays, this also changes the dynamic.

Should be interesting to see how it plays out.

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PatrickA said:
After the 5-2 defeat Glasner gave a press conference with a warning to Pep (perhaps said in jest).
It was like an opening shot in the warfare that hopefully doesn't come back to bite him.

I saw that defeat in a different light .
We were 2-0 up ( should have been 3) and were cruising it in the first half with City clueless as to how to stop Sarr and Munoz down the right.

Pep changed it, shut the corridor that Munoz and Sarr were exploiting and turned the tables with our centre halves having nobody to mark as their attacking players drifted around the final third.

If anything it was Pep that found the solution in that particular game.
Therefore it's not immediately clear, at least to me, why City couldn't play the same way again (i.e block Munoz and Sarr , make our centre backs redundant by giving them nobody to mark).
Of course if Haaaland plays, this also changes the dynamic.

Should be interesting to see how it plays out.

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It’s worth looking at our 2-2 draw line up against City. Guehi was in defence with Lerma and Hughes packing the midfield. In the 2-5 defeat Guehi was suspended with Lerma stepping into the back three and Wharton and Kamada in midfield. Mateta was withdrawn at halftime which did not help. I suspect, therefore, we will start with the team that trounced Spurs.
City played both Haaland and De Bruyne in the first match but Haaland was injured for the second. Marmoush substituted for him.
Pep always has a plan B to counteract opponents so Ollie needs to keep him guessing with two or three of our own plans. If all else fails kick the s*** out of De Bruyne and pull Haaland’s ponytail until he cries!
 
For my 10p worth, I’d start the team from yesterday for the final. Bit stronger in the middle of the park to shut debruyne down. That said look how well we did in the semi when I thought Kamada and Wharton would be over run… what do I know 🤔🫣
 
This record per game would have us in Europe, and possibly Champions League contention.
Now being Palace, where does it all go wrong?
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Eagleman13 said:
How deluded are Spurs fans atm, found this on FB, have fun . . .

sportgaint.com.ng

EXCLUSIVE: Crystal Palace head coach Oliver Glasner confirms he is now set to leave Selhurst Park in June, The Austrian manager is expected to join Tottenham Hotspur as always reported with formal steps to follow, with Ange Postecoglou set to leave i

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has done an impressive job since taking over at Selhurst Park. The Eagles have made steady...
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Not so much a step down as an open lift shaft.
 
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