Paul Taylor
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33 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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You know, they went from Nuno Espirito Santo to Ange Postacoglu to Sean Dyche and then to Pereira all in the space of a season.
And amid all of that, they still managed to progress to a certain degree in Europe and avoid relegation.
But this year, with hopefully some stability brought about by the avoidance of Glasner, they'll be aiming rather higher than another fight against relegation.
I certainly think there'll be a huge amount of disappointment if they're anywhere near a relegation battle again.
Yes and no.
I don't know the ins and outs of the situation at Palace completely, but from what I've read and what I've seen, the situation there seemed to be that Glasner's upset was caused by the perception that he perhaps wasn't getting the kind of support that he wanted in the transfer market from the club hierarchy then.
I think whatever you...
whatever criticisms you want to level at Marinakis, one of them has never been that he doesn't back his managers.
You know, they invest heavily in the transfer market.
They did it again last summer, investing somewhere between £180 and £200 million to sign a flurry of new players again.
And I don't think there'll be anything like that scale of investment again this summer as they approach a season where they won't be competing in Europe.
But I think they will spend
a reasonable amount of money on four or five, three or four quality new additions just to add to what they've got to try and change the dynamic of the campaign as they've appointed a new manager they believe can bring bigger and better things back to the city ground.
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