Whether I think he is a decent player or not, Jordan Mutch has to be up there for the worst buys. £5m for a player who has made so few appearances and with very few looking decent.

Then McCarthy and Adebayor would be the competition. Given we got our money back for McCarthy and Adebayor was on a free (and with reduced wages), then I'd have to go with Mutch.

Best is harder. Wilf I suppose officially was his (went permanent in the January window) I think? Given it's a bit unfair to judge players positively or negatively after a couple of games, I think the only other ones really are Souare, Wickham, and CYL. Given one of those has only recently returned to the team and the other has had a very poor injury record last year, I think it would have to be Souare.

"It's almost like a moral decision. Except not really cos noone is going to find out," Jez, Peep Show

adeybeyor.... nuff said

You weren't alone as the whole of HOL was buzzing about this wonderful signing

Well before Pards we were no where near close to signing players like, Mandanda, Flamini, Cayabe, Townsend, Benteke and now it's common place....

I'm not saying it's all down to Pardew but let's be fair he should get at least some credit for some of these deals. The club clearly has a better attraction to it since his arrival.

True to say we may have done so without him, but also true to say this has happened under his watch.

So for me the best buys far far out weigh the bad buys.

Didn't Warnock resign Wilf?

Yannick Bolasie - Glenn Murray - Wilfried Zaha

Most exciting attacking trio at Selhurst Park in years.

Zaha was re-signed when Warnock held the managerial reins.