Dom Fifield
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first heard May 2026
last heard 28 May
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to steer Bournemouth considering the amount of change last summer and I think it was four of his back five or something from the opening game at Anfield on the last Friday and the Friday at the start of the season were different to the team that finished the previous campaign and it's that is a remarkable achievement an absolute remarkable achievement too I think they're unbeaten since early January as well and it's just it's just astonishing what he's done so
For Palace to be in the frame to get him is magnificent.
But on the basis that there will definitely be interest in him from other suitors, whether abroad or in the UK, they would be mad not to have other people potentially lined up as candidates.
So there will be other people that are sounding out and considering.
There'll be a shortlist there.
But I think if Iriola wants it and accepts the job, then it's his, basically, because...
I think the attraction of London is probably key to it for him with a young family wanting to experience life in London and maybe his kids at Spanish school in the capital as well.
But I mean, they'll be born with fans wondering what he's doing, I'm sure.
And a lot of people will look at it, particularly if all the suggestions of Milan and Bayer Leverkusen and clubs of this calibre are after him.
albeit Milan are in the same competition as Crystal Palace next season and Bournemouth for that matter in the Europa League so maybe that's not quite as appealing as it might have been in normal circumstances but yeah I mean he's the ideal candidate I think he's a manager that Palace will look at and think well he's done an incredible job at another Premier League club he comes Premier League ready
I think when you appoint him, you're going to get three years out of him.
And for those three years, you're probably pretty assured that there will be constant progress at the club.
The players will improve and you're not going to be necessarily struggling too badly at the bottom of the table.
And those are big considerations, even now at a club like Palace, who can't afford to jump out of the division.
I think we should also remember the squad hasn't been strong enough.
The reality is Palace finished 15th in the Premier League.
And I know that was a bit deceptive over the last six games where their priority was very much the Conference League.
But they did finish 15th.
That's the lowest joint lowest they've ever finished in this stint in the Premier League since 2013.
They've won four of their last 23 Premier League matches.
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