Three members of Patrick's coaching staff - Osian Roberts, Kristian Wilson and Saïd Aïgoun - have also left the club. Chairman Steve Parish said: “It is with ...
"That said, Patrick’s impact since joining us in the summer of 2021 has been significant, and he is held in the highest regard by myself, and all of his colleagues. "Patrick has given his all to the club, and we all thank him and his team for their service. Chairman Steve Parish said: “It is with enormous regret that this difficult decision has been made.
Palace have not won a match in 2023 and were beaten 1-0 by Brighton in the Premier League on Wednesday, their third defeat in a row.
The Eagles do not concede a lot but without scoring themselves, the threat of relegation gets bigger with every week that passes. The league average stands at two years and five days. Goalscoring has been a huge issue - Palace have not found the net for the past four matches and have not scored twice in a game since December. In the wider Premier League, only six managers have been in charge for more than three years and nine have been in charge for fewer than 12 months. "Ultimately, results in recent months have placed us in a precarious league position and we felt a change is necessary to give us the best chance of retaining Premier League status." Palace have not won a match in 2023 and were beaten 1-0 by Brighton in the Premier League on Wednesday, their third defeat in a row.
Patrick Vieira replaced Roy Hodgson as Crystal Palace manager in the summer of 2021 and guided them to 12th in the Premier League last season; Palace have ...
The way they've been playing, we have showed we are together and I don't have any worries about relationships between players and myself." "It's not about showing more positivity, it's about showing the ingredients that you need to win matches. "The players, especially those front players, have to change their mindset. I think Palace will stay up as they have talented players in the team. What Palace are used to under Patrick Vieira might be different to what a new manager comes in and implements. "For me, it's not the right call - I don't think he should have been sacked.
Crystal Palace are just three points above the Premier League relegation zone and club chiefs have decided to sack Patrick Vieira with just 11 fixtures ...
[Brighton](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/brighton-and-hove-albion-fc). They have found the net just 21 times in the league this term, with only [Wolves](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc), [Everton](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/everton-fc) and Southampton owning worse records (all scored 20 goals). [West Ham](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/west-ham-united-fc). Yet they have won just one game since the World Cup in [Qatar](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/qatar). In fact, the new boss will have just 10 fixtures to play with due to the Arsenal game taking place in just 48 hours' time. Marsch and Hasenhuttl are free agents, but they were dismissed by clubs in a similar position to Palace earlier this season. Palace have not confirmed who will replace Vieira or take charge of Sunday's Premier League game against [Arsenal](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/arsenal-fc) at the Emirates. We have to be more aggressive going forward." There are just five points between Southampton in 20th and Palace. "Ultimately, results in recent months have placed us in a precarious league position and we felt a change is necessary to give us the best chance of retaining Premier League status. Vieira was appointed by Palace in July 2021 to succeed former England manager Roy Hodgson. We also wish Patrick, Osian, Kristian and Saïd the very best for their futures."
The former French international had not won a Premier League match in 2023 and his side lost to rivals Brighton this week.
"Ultimately, results in recent months have placed us in a precarious league position and we felt a change is necessary to give us the best chance of retaining Premier League status. Crystal Palace have sacked manager Patrick Vieira after 18 months in charge of the south London club. Crystal Palace sack manager Patrick Vieira after 18 months in charge
Crystal Palace have sacked manager Patrick Vieira after a run of one win in 14 Premier League games.
Three members of Vieira’s coaching staff – Osian Roberts, Kristian Wilson and Saïd Aïgoun – have also left. They visit the leaders, Arsenal, on Sunday in the final game before the international break and Vieira had hoped to oversee the start of a revival at his former club. The chairman, Steve Parish, told the club website: “It is with enormous regret that this difficult decision has been made.
It is now 11 Premier League matches without a win for the Eagles, with Vieira paying the price as the club still wait for their first League victory of 2023 ...
“That said, Patrick’s impact since joining us in the summer of 2021 has been significant, and he is held in the highest regard by myself, and all of his colleagues. While Palace sit 12th in the table, they are just three points clear of the relegation zone and goals have been a major problem. A midweek derby defeat to Brighton has proved to be Vieira’s final match in charge.
The Eagles lost 1-0 to rivals Brighton on Wednesday, leaving them three points above the relegation zone. Palace have gone 12 games without a win and failed to ...
"That said, Patrick’s impact since joining us in the summer of 2021 has been significant, and he is held in the highest regard by myself, and all of his colleagues. “It is with enormous regret that this difficult decision has been made,” Paris told the club’s website. Patrick Vieira sacked as Crystal Palace manager
Patrick Vieira replaced Roy Hodgson as Crystal Palace manager in the summer of 2021 and guided them to 12th in the Premier League last season; Palace have ...
The way they've been playing, we have showed we are together and I don't have any worries about relationships between players and myself." "It's not about showing more positivity, it's about showing the ingredients that you need to win matches. "The players, especially those front players, have to change their mindset. I think Palace will stay up as they have talented players in the team. Other players need to step up, there are two players in Ebere Eze and Michael Olise who I think will go to the very top. What Palace are used to under Patrick Vieira might be different to what a new manager comes in and implements. "For me, it's not the right call - I don't think he should have been sacked. "Maybe we can surprise the opposition by doing something different as we've got good players and have got a good squad. "The mood is never bad and everyone is positive and believe we can win matches. "We want to give Paddy and Darren a clear run at it on Sunday. A statement from Parish accompanying the announcement said: "It is with enormous regret that this difficult decision has been made. I have to think about what gives us the best chance of retaining our top-flight status.
The Frenchman took over at Selhurst Park in the summer of 2021 but the Eagles are now facing a relegation battle.
“I know the run they’ve been on, terrible without a win since the new year, but I speak to a lot of people at Palace and there’s still been a lot of togetherness. Parish added: “Patrick has given his all to the club, and we all thank him and his team for their service. “Ultimately, results in recent months have placed us in a precarious league position and we felt a change is necessary to give us the best chance of retaining Premier League status.
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish insisted the mood around his club remains optimistic following Patrick Vieira's sacking, and threw his full faith ...
“Everybody is positive and wants to do their best and believes that we can win football matches. “I’ll push all of that emotion to one side. The players had all the time in the world for him. Yes, it’s going to be a great opportunity for myself and Darren [Powell] to manage at that level, but the focus is solely on setting the game plan and implementing that on Sunday.” You saw from the performances he never lost the players at all, they were all running and playing for him. They follow Patrick and they will follow Paddy and they will follow Darren and they will do the best for the football club.