Tony pulis...

[QPR1234]

Considering how bad our away form is especially under Harry.

Do you think if we was to change to say Tony Pulis. he could a) at least match harry's home record and b) improve our away

When I asked myself the question above regarding a premier league proven manager like Pulis. I think Pulis at worst, would simply match Harry's home record and make us organised and hard to beat away from home.

[qpr]

Yes.

[Shepherds Mush]

a) nope b) nope

and c) what has he ever won?

[Ginger Ninja]

For the love of god, no.

[HoopDoggyDogg]

Not feeling Harry at moment.
But, what is it with the Pulis Obsession for some.

[brightonr]

Perhaps we're getting him for Christmas.

[Impey0711]

As I said before what's to say pulis will improve anything 1 decent season at palace means nothing

[Impey0711]

I think if redknapp is sacked we should be looking at somebody. Like Eddie. Howe build for the future

[Yousef]

As I said before what's to say pulis will improve anything 1 decent season at palace means nothing

Good post

[Yousef]

I think if redknapp is sacked we should be looking at somebody. Like Eddie. Howe build for the future

Agree only If we go down.

[surrey_hoop]

Not feeling Harry at moment.
But, what is it with the Pulis Obsession for some.

I don't know....it may have something to do with him taking a charge of a newly promoted team last season who were bottom of the league, and finished 11th.

[surrey_hoop]

As I said before what's to say pulis will improve anything 1 decent season at palace means nothing

Ridiculous post. He took Stoke from being a lower half Championship side to a mid-table PL team, and kept them there for 4 seasons.

[QPR1234]

We would ruin a manager like Eddie Howe. A manager like Eddie Howe requires planning and future thinking. So far under tony we've barely done that and I doubt we'd have the patience if the drop from the PL was on the cards. I'd love us to be in the position to have a long term manager like Howe but as a club we're so short term.

The Pulis thing is purely that he sets his teams up organised and tough to beat. Both Stoke and Palace proved that. That's sadly what we need when away from home.