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Originally posted by antipodeagle
Don't necessarily want to close down possibilities, but I struggle to think of anyone that's come to us from Arsenal, on loan or perm, that has worked out well for us...and I can think of many who haven't. There was Paul Barron and Clive Allen in the early 80s, but didn't we have to give up Kenny in return? Tommy Black and Julian Gray were decent, but Paul Barron made Hennessey look nimble and as well as Barron and Clive Allen we had the pleasure of David Price back then as well who was awful Edited by monkey (04 May 2024 8.49am)
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Originally posted by monkey
Tommy Black and Julian Gray were decent, but Paul Barron made Hennessey look nimble and as well as Barron and Clive Allen we had the pleasure of David Price back then as well who was awful Edited by monkey (04 May 2024 8.49am) Add Andy Linighan to that list
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I read the linked article with interest until I got to the bit about Arsenal wanting £30 million.
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It’ll never get any worse than yaya sanogo, but to balance it out Chamakh was okay
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Originally posted by antipodeagle
Don't necessarily want to close down possibilities, but I struggle to think of anyone that's come to us from Arsenal, on loan or perm, that has worked out well for us...and I can think of many who haven't. There was Paul Barron and Clive Allen in the early 80s, but didn't we have to give up Kenny in return? Ashley Cole made his debut for us and was my man of the match. He had a great loan spell with us and we even tried to buy him but Wenger was no idiot. Cole went straight back into the Arsenal team and shortly afterwards the England team.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Ashley Cole made his debut for us and was my man of the match. He had a great loan spell with us and we even tried to buy him but Wenger was no idiot. Cole went straight back into the Arsenal team and shortly afterwards the England team. Blimey yeah, forgot about him, scored his first professional goal for us up our end against Blackburn. I think we offered a million for him and we were skint, shows how desperate we were to keep him
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Originally posted by antipodeagle
Don't necessarily want to close down possibilities, but I struggle to think of anyone that's come to us from Arsenal, on loan or perm, that has worked out well for us...and I can think of many who haven't. There was Paul Barron and Clive Allen in the early 80s, but didn't we have to give up Kenny in return? He wasn't instrumental but did prove to be a rather astute aquisition, Mathieu Flamini, though I'd wager many Palace fans have forgotten he ever starred for us. But yes, besides that...
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Nelson? It won't happen. Poke out my eye and cut off my arm if I'm wrong.
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Originally posted by monkey
Blimey yeah, forgot about him, scored his first professional goal for us up our end against Blackburn. I think we offered a million for him and we were skint, shows how desperate we were to keep him Did we not also loan a Danish player for the same season from them? From memory all he brought was his arrogance.
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Originally posted by monkey
Blimey yeah, forgot about him, scored his first professional goal for us up our end against Blackburn. I think we offered a million for him and we were skint, shows how desperate we were to keep him How could you have forgotten that England's 2 most-capped full-backs both played for Palace (and indeed Arsenal)? Cole 107 caps, Sansom 86.
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Nelson is certainly weaker on one side and would benefit from more vision.
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Nelson is certainly weaker on one side and would benefit from more vision. Lame effort, YT did it far better . . .
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Originally posted by eagleman13
Lame effort, YT did it far better . . . Thanks, mate, but TBF ASCPFC got some good plays-on-words in before my Blackadder plagiarism.
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Originally posted by YT
Thanks, mate, but TBF ASCPFC got some good plays-on-words in before my Blackadder plagiarism. No argument from me there YT, ASCPFC has a wit I enjoy.
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