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Suppose it’s all very Palace, PSG, Saudi, mega money, Lazio, Chelsea, Arsenal, etc? No! A.F.C. Croydon.
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Wilf Zaha buying into Croydon FC to develop something for the community where he grew up is in keeping with his personality. For all that some idiots come on here and bang on about how 'Zaha will be leaving for more money because he's greedy' the documented truth is that the guy gives a reasonable chunk of his income to charities in South London and Ivory Coast, he just doesn't bang on about it. He'll be weighing up the Palace contract offer along with whatever else arrives over the summer before making the last big decision of his career. Why the hell would he not?!
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
My thinking too. I'm not saying it proves or disproves anything but would fit a narrative for him staying local. We now have Dazza back, thank goodness who seemed to suggest it's likely Wilf will stay?
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We could do a deal with Zara to loan some of our younger players to AFC Croydon as part of a new deal to keep Zaha? Could AFC Croydon become the new Wrexham in the future?
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Originally posted by PJEagle
We now have Dazza back, thank goodness who seemed to suggest it's likely Wilf will stay? Dazza and thank goodness in the same sentence. Hmmm.
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Originally posted by DANGERCLOSE
We could do a deal with Zara to loan some of our younger players to AFC Croydon as part of a new deal to keep Zaha? Could AFC Croydon become the new Wrexham in the future? In what sense? Croydon have never fallen out of the Football League as far as I'm aware.
Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes) |
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Originally posted by YT
In what sense? Croydon have never fallen out of the Football League as far as I'm aware. In the sense that Wrexham have two high profile owners that's increased budget, exposure and commercial income and revenue. Therefore putting them on the map and going on an upward trajectory.
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Originally posted by Crazy_Eagle
In the sense that Wrexham have two high profile owners that's increased budget, exposure and commercial income and revenue. Therefore putting them on the map and going on an upward trajectory. So do a lot of clubs, all trying to buy their way to a better place.
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Sadly, I expect Wilf to be wearing one of either a Spurs or Arsenal shirt shortly! Edited by The Dolphin (28 Jun 2023 10.45pm)
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Dunno if anyone has seen but looks like wilf only lost one of his brothers 10days ago after a short illness. He's put a pic of the grave on Instagram and date is 18th June 23. Might explain why he's not made a decision yet if he's had other things on his mind. Edited by deflemonkid (28 Jun 2023 9.06pm)
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It looks as if you are correct.
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Originally posted by The Dolphin
It looks as if you are correct. Yes very sad. Was a young enough man too.
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