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ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 11 Feb 22 6.02pm

Heard he played well in their last match. Hadn't really heard much about him before but he sounds like he could be pretty decent. 1 million would be a bargain in that case. I expect a few of us will follow Derby a little more closely and there'll be the odd scout visit.

 


Red and Blue Army!

ex hibitionist Flag Hastings 17 Feb 22 8.07pm

His name sounds more to do with plumbing or to do with electrical amplification, I didn't realise Luke Plange was a footballer till last month's window like many of you

 

mileend Flag East London 06 Mar 22 12.27pm

missed a good chance but provided an assist yesterday in Derby's win - main positive, other than gaining a lot of experience, is that his signing has annoyed Rooney

 

dreamwaverider Flag London 06 Mar 22 1.27pm

Originally posted by mileend

missed a good chance but provided an assist yesterday in Derby's win - main positive, other than gaining a lot of experience, is that his signing has annoyed Rooney

Looking positively at your positive, Rooney knows a thing or two about goal scoring, so his grievance is about losing a good potential future scorer, which is now our fortune. It appears Dougie really has got a keen eye on digging out developing talent.

 

sydtheeagle Flag England 13 Mar 22 10.51am

In truth, it's very hard to know if Plange will develop into a PL scorer. What is unquestionable, though, is that buying up promising Championship or League forwards for paltry fees is a brilliant strategy. If you can bring in ten of them for ten million pounds (a million each) only one of them has to hit and you're laughing. To me, that makes far more sense than bringing in Chris Wood for £23 million. In that context, would you rather have 23 Luke Plange's or one Chris Wood? My guess is that you're more likely to find someone capable of scoring 15 goals a season among your 23 than you are getting that out of Chris Wood. One of those 23 might turn out to be Jamie Vardy. Chris Wood, on the other hand, will never be Jamie Vardy. At best, he'll always be Chris Wood.

Edited by sydtheeagle (13 Mar 2022 10.54am)

 


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sydtheeagle Flag England 13 Mar 22 10.53am

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Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 13 Mar 22 10.58am

Originally posted by sydtheeagle

In truth, it's very hard to know if Plange will develop into a PL scorer. What is unquestionable, though, is that buying up promising Championship or League forwards for paltry fees is a brilliant strategy. If you can bring in ten of them for ten million pounds (a million each) only one of them has to hit and you're laughing. To me, that makes far more sense than bringing in Chris Wood for £23 million. In that context, would you rather have 23 Luke Plange's or one Chris Wood? My guess is that you're more likely to find someone capable of scoring 15 goals a season among your 23 than you are getting that out of Chris Wood. One of those 23 might turn out to be Jamie Vardy. Chris Wood, on the other hand, will never be Jamie Vardy. At best, he'll always be Chris Wood.

Edited by sydtheeagle (13 Mar 2022 10.54am)

With respect, Chris Wood is not that bad !
He has scored 12,14 and 13 goals in the last 3 seasons for a Burnley team that have hardly hit the heights in those seasons.

Edited by Willo (13 Mar 2022 11.00am)

 

Badger11 Flag Beckenham 13 Mar 22 11.07am

Originally posted by sydtheeagle

In truth, it's very hard to know if Plange will develop into a PL scorer. What is unquestionable, though, is that buying up promising Championship or League forwards for paltry fees is a brilliant strategy. If you can bring in ten of them for ten million pounds (a million each) only one of them has to hit and you're laughing. To me, that makes far more sense than bringing in Chris Wood for £23 million. In that context, would you rather have 23 Luke Plange's or one Chris Wood? My guess is that you're more likely to find someone capable of scoring 15 goals a season among your 23 than you are getting that out of Chris Wood. One of those 23 might turn out to be Jamie Vardy. Chris Wood, on the other hand, will never be Jamie Vardy. At best, he'll always be Chris Wood.

Edited by sydtheeagle (13 Mar 2022 10.54am)

Agreed.

We are not going to be buying Messi so it makes sense to go for young talent and hope that one of them develops.

 


One more point

theorist 21 Mar 22 9.04pm

Congratulation Luke on your U20 callup.

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mileend Flag East London 15 Apr 22 10.18pm

Scored today to help deny Fulham promotion (for another week anyway)

 

ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 16 Apr 22 11.36am

I wouldn't exactly say he's setting the world alight but he's doing pretty well. He looks like he'll be good enough for our squad, at the very least. A good buy.

 


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Qwijibo Flag Bournemouth 17 Apr 22 9.38am

He seems to be an all-out centre forward, which is kind of rare these days. He was initially credited with their first goal too, before it was given as OG. But his presence in the danger zone forced the mistake.


'Derby comeback delays Fulham's promotion party'

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mileend Flag East London 12 May 22 9.45pm

No big reason for asking but wondering now that now Derby's season is well and truly ended is Luke spending the last few weeks at Palace getting to know a few of the players / staff and so on?

Would be a nice positive environment to come into after the difficulties at Derby and set him up for pre-season

 

Jimenez Flag SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 12 May 22 10.12pm

Originally posted by mileend

No big reason for asking but wondering now that now Derby's season is well and truly ended is Luke spending the last few weeks at Palace getting to know a few of the players / staff and so on?

Would be a nice positive environment to come into after the difficulties at Derby and set him up for pre-season

He's probably on holiday, I'd guess?

 


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Den1923 Flag 29 May 22 10.01pm

Originally posted by mileend

No big reason for asking but wondering now that now Derby's season is well and truly ended is Luke spending the last few weeks at Palace getting to know a few of the players / staff and so on?

Would be a nice positive environment to come into after the difficulties at Derby and set him up for pre-season

Today Paper talk is suggesting he will go out on Loan next season and that Coventry are interested in taken him?

 

sprites Flag Auckland 29 May 22 10.55pm

Originally posted by Den1923

Today Paper talk is suggesting he will go out on Loan next season and that Coventry are interested in taken him?

Seems pointless to me. Might as well throw him in and see what he's got at this level.

 

VinceHilaire Flag London 30 May 22 6.39am

There seems little point in him coming to Palace to join the U/23 team. A Championship move would make total sense and give him another years experience.

We could then look watch his development and see if he really is premiership material. He did only cost us £1m…so no risk of being out of pocket.

Or…take him on the tour of Asia and see what he is like.

 

The groover Flag Danbury 30 May 22 8.26am

Defo go on the tour and play pre season friendlies.

Then based on how that goes keep for the early League cup games and then loan out or loan out when the season starts but it has to be a Championship team and a reasonable one at that.

 

doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 30 May 22 9.03am

Originally posted by sprites

Seems pointless to me. Might as well throw him in and see what he's got at this level.


PV acknowledged that it would probably have been better had we sent out Rak-Sakyi on loan for the second half of the season.

These better youngsters need regular game time playing men's (not boys' football.

Plange is unlikely to get minutes ahead of Mateta or Edouard next season, so little point in him being benched or put in the U23s. Far better for him to go to a Championship team that want him on loan and it seems Coventry want him, which suggests they've seen enough of him to think he can be of use to them (he played the second half against them back in March). Sending him out on loan to Coventry or other decent Championship team seems eminently sensible to me.

A matter of opinions, of course.

 

antipodeagle Flag Wellington 30 May 22 10.02am

Being sent to Coventry before you've even arrived at your new club seems a bit harsh.

 

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