Roy Hodgson stepping down

[TeaCider]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1394600340415262720

Saved them from relegation and established them as a comfortably mid-table side.
I'd say he did a good job in his 4 years there.

I'm fairly sure that leaves Neil Warnock as the oldest manager in the English professional game.

 

[Alzi]

Underrated manager.

 

[BobUpnDown]

Don't think he's underrated... maybe by the tabloids, as he's a bit old school... though his career stands up for itself.
Palace have a massive rebuilding job for next season - new manager & many of the squad, both 30+ & out of contract.

 

[proctors_perm]

Huge possibility of going down next year Palace, I think they overachieve

 

[red_harrington]

Respect to Roy - though I have a feeling he left leaving his dignity intact, rather than wait to be sacked next season

 

[UgoAfro]

Lampard rumored as his replacement

 

[Colin Warnek]

If we had got him in instead of Steve Agnew in 2017, that’s where we could have been. Established with a good young team and ready to push on.

 

[Boro_Legend]

Lampard rumored as his replacement

Good move if it happens

 

[Smoggyonthesolent]

Mr Warnock becomes the oldest league manager as of Sunday.......... 72 years young

 

[Nobby_Barnes]

Err could yoos please post on Boro Legend's Roy Hodgson thread, he posted the news at 11.36 this post should be deleted

 

[newusername]

Palace have a massive rebuilding job for next season - new manager & many of the squad, both 30+ & out of contract.

If we had got him in instead of Steve Agnew in 2017, that’s where we could have been. Established with a good young team and ready to push on.

But who is right?