Ian Holloway Has Gone.

Mattk | 16:25 Wed 23rd Oct 2013 | Sport

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/24643421

Surely Palace must have realised that they were 90% certain to go straight back down? A victim of his own success? Brian McDermott at Reading suffered a similar fate when achieving promotion against the odds.

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Hopkirk

So did Nigel Adkins, and that worked out.

jomifl

ah.... that 'Palace'

By all accounts he left of his own accord.

joeluke

Palace are doomed, a thankless task for whoever takes over........they have a squad with no players of Premier League quality

davetuc

For any Palace fans out there. Beware.....two words......Tony Pulis!!!!

What did you expect?

Rational behaviour?

This is Crystal Palace ... makes no sense ... never has ... never will.

Hopkirk

Just why do Brighton and Palace have such enmity? They are hardly close neighbours.

brionon

All he ever did was blame the Referees for his team's losses . Berk !

brionon

Hopkirk- As a Brighton supporter I have never understood this either !

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The best/only explanation I have heard is Seagulls and Eagles.

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