Matt Woosnam
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139 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 28 May
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couple of days ago to sort of say goodbye and there were some gifts given to him after the game as well so yeah he's definitely leaving but it's going to be very very difficult for Palace to to replace him in some ways it's actually kind of his mentality and his approach
that is probably the hardest thing for them to find.
He really raised the ceiling of the club.
He completely changed the way that people think about Palace.
The ambition that he showed filtered through to the fans.
I think they believed last night.
I think a lot of Palace fans, without thinking they were going to win,
believed strongly that they could win that's something that palisades generally speaking haven't sort of felt a lot like they felt at the fa cup final to that they could win that um under glasner despite being the underdogs and i think that way of changing the way that the club thinks and the way that people think and driving them forward is maybe even the hardest thing to change and to
come in and find someone to do that or to take them on and continue that and to be like actually let's do it this way to push back and to find another way of doing things where maybe it's not that right or the best way I think Palace have been
incredibly well managed you know off the pitch for the last 15 16 years under Steve Parrish's chairmanship and you know CPFC 2010 and then his general partners so I'm sure that they definitely thought about Glasner I think in a way maybe it helped that Glasner had told them back in October and that he was leaving going public probably didn't help him but telling them so they could then look at
Alternative plans will certainly have helped.
Certainly, the victory over Rayo and being in the Europa League next season has given Palace a massive boost, I think, in their chances of bringing in Anthony Arreola as their new manager.
So I think being able to offer European football, if you couldn't offer him European football, then I think a lot of people would be questioning why would he go to Palace, obviously having left Bournemouth and taken them into Europe.
So, yeah, I think it's obviously not going to be completely easy.
It's not guaranteed.
There may be other teams that do end up coming in for him who have maybe more prestige and something different to offer than Palace.
But I think there's probably some good things in there for Palace to be able to try to tempt him here, well, not here, but to South London and winning the Europa League.
I'm getting ahead of myself there.
Palace, I think they...
they might go to the Europa League.
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