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View Painter's Profile Painter Flag Croydon 08 Jun 18 5.32pm Send a Private Message to Painter Add Painter as a friend

Originally posted by Palace in the Blood

I am not sure RH rates him. He hardly played him when he first arrived until united allegedly threatened to take him back in January. At the end of the season AWB took right back spot in absence of Ward. Personally I like him but I think the fee United will probably want is too high for us for a bench player. We have other priorities.

I think the chances of signing RLC are higher

Absolutely no chance of signing RLC after his World Cup performances, he will be looking to go to a Champions League team.

TFM jack of all trades, not great at any, not what we need. RH would prefer a specialist in a position.

 

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View Goldfiinger's Profile Goldfiinger Flag Just down the road 09 Jun 18 12.04am Send a Private Message to Goldfiinger Add Goldfiinger as a friend

TFM could easily grow in to a specialist in a position. He’s good for his age.

Great squad player with years ahead of him and plenty of potential upside.

 

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View aashman12's Profile aashman12 Flag 09 Jun 18 8.56am Send a Private Message to aashman12 Add aashman12 as a friend

Originally posted by pssguy

Re our loan players, all comment seems to be about the , probably unattainable, RLC

How do people feel about TFM?

Can play muliple positions
Good cover if Ward does not re-up / Dann fails to recover
Doesnt turn 21 until last year
Spoke highly of time here
Unlikely to be near Man U lineup. 4 centre backs - at least ahead of him and they are about to buy right back

Bar the man city game he was bang average. Couldn't even make the bench in the end

 

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View pssguy's Profile pssguy Flag 09 Jun 18 9.24am Send a Private Message to pssguy Add pssguy as a friend

Originally posted by aashman12

Bar the man city game he was bang average. Couldn't even make the bench in the end

Well Ward isn'tt on the books now and who knows whether a 31 year old Dann will be good enough after injury. He can cover both positions and is only 20

If the price is right might be good depth. Nothing wrong with bang average for a squad player

 

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View Midlands Eagle's Profile Midlands Eagle Flag 09 Jun 18 9.40am Send a Private Message to Midlands Eagle Add Midlands Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by pssguy

Well Ward isn'tt on the books now

Yes he is. He's contracted to us until 30th June and we have offered him a new contract and are waiting to see if he accepts it.

If he does I can't see us chasing after any other right backs as will have Wan-Bissaka, Ward and Kelly available for that position

 

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View Goldfiinger's Profile Goldfiinger Flag Just down the road 09 Jun 18 10.34am Send a Private Message to Goldfiinger Add Goldfiinger as a friend

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

Yes he is. He's contracted to us until 30th June and we have offered him a new contract and are waiting to see if he accepts it.

If he does I can't see us chasing after any other right backs as will have Wan-Bissaka, Ward and Kelly available for that position

Kelly is not a right back.

Even if Ward signs I recon we’ll be after another right back so when Ward does leave we have two proper right backs to close out that position.

 

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View Palace in the Blood's Profile Palace in the Blood Flag 09 Jun 18 12.34pm Send a Private Message to Palace in the Blood Add Palace in the Blood as a friend

Originally posted by Goldfiinger
Even if Ward signs I recon we’ll be after another right back so when Ward does leave we have two proper right backs to close out that position.

I think situation with both ward and Sako fairly similar both are injured and a return date is a way off. Both have been offered new contracts and may not be first team players next year. Both if they were not injured would have offers from other clubs - Wolves for Sako and one of promoted teams for Ward possibly Fulham. My gut feel is Ward will accept but Sako may move on. If Ward signs we have bigger prioritys than right back. Also TFM will be expensive so I can't see him coming as a bench player.

 

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View Goldfiinger's Profile Goldfiinger Flag Just down the road 10 Jun 18 9.28am Send a Private Message to Goldfiinger Add Goldfiinger as a friend

I doubt TFM would be expsensive. United often let players go fairly cheaply. I’d be surprised if £10m doesn’t get him. If he knows his United days are over and wants to be part of Palace.

All depends really. And yes of course we have other more important priorities but it would seem and wisely so that Roy wants to get proper cover sorted for all positions. Including right back.

TFM would be a great utility squad player and I’d probably even go to £15m to sign him. He can literally provide good cover at RB, CB and DM. And is so young he can grow in to a first team player in the future.

Apart from an out and out goal scorer and various players contracts ending we’ve a VERY good first XI. Think this window is about resolving those contracts, improving the squad with options and touchwood finding a goal scorer who fits our team.

What I think we need:
Top class keeper signed - check.
TFM if we can get him even as another loan or buy and get Ward to sign that’s defence sorted for another season.
Spalsh some cash on a fast wide player with eye for goal to give Wilf and Andros cover. Or sell Andros and buy two.
Buy two central midfielders to give Cabaye and Jimmy competition/ cover.
Loan a striker from one of the big six as I don’t think we’ll find that gem we want this window.

So yes I think I’d agree we have other more pressing priorities to spend our money on. But do think we should try to retain TFM. He won’t be getting a game next season for United so a loan should suit all. Loan a striker and spend our money on rebuilding our midfield.

 

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View braunstoneagle's Profile braunstoneagle Flag the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 10 Jun 18 5.16pm Send a Private Message to braunstoneagle Add braunstoneagle as a friend

if he was available for £10m then he would be a good asset t the squad.

just a kid but him jairo, awb we could have a really good back half to the squad for the future.

 


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Tipp_Eagle Flag Tipperary 10 Jun 18 10.23pm

At 10mill it's a no brainer, he is a great right back and has pace to burn, good in the air and very physical , if joel doesn't sign he would be perfect for that position , even if he does he prob has only a couple of seasons left . A perfect addition to any team imho.

 


oh yeah ,fcuk off brighton.

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View pstrutt's Profile pstrutt Flag Busselton, WA 11 Jun 18 4.05am Send a Private Message to pstrutt Add pstrutt as a friend

Originally posted by Goldfiinger


TFM would be a great utility squad player and I’d probably even go to £15m to sign him. He can literally provide good cover at RB, CB and DM. And is so young he can grow in to a first team player in the future.

improving the squad

So yes I think I’d agree we have other more pressing priorities to spend our money on. But do think we should try to retain TFM. He won’t be getting a game next season for United so a loan should suit all. Loan a striker and spend our money on rebuilding our midfield.

You’ve answered your own question here. £15m and even £10m is still too much for someone who doesn’t make the bench especially when we could be bolstering midfield. And we need to. Loan a striker and spend our money on attacking midfield player who gives us the tingles. Fingers crossed huh?

 


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View silvertop's Profile silvertop Flag Portishead 11 Jun 18 9.46am Send a Private Message to silvertop Add silvertop as a friend

Originally posted by Goldfiinger

I doubt TFM would be expsensive. United often let players go fairly cheaply. I’d be surprised if £10m doesn’t get him. If he knows his United days are over and wants to be part of Palace.

All depends really. And yes of course we have other more important priorities but it would seem and wisely so that Roy wants to get proper cover sorted for all positions. Including right back.

TFM would be a great utility squad player and I’d probably even go to £15m to sign him. He can literally provide good cover at RB, CB and DM. And is so young he can grow in to a first team player in the future.

Apart from an out and out goal scorer and various players contracts ending we’ve a VERY good first XI. Think this window is about resolving those contracts, improving the squad with options and touchwood finding a goal scorer who fits our team.

What I think we need:
Top class keeper signed - check.
TFM if we can get him even as another loan or buy and get Ward to sign that’s defence sorted for another season.
Spalsh some cash on a fast wide player with eye for goal to give Wilf and Andros cover. Or sell Andros and buy two.
Buy two central midfielders to give Cabaye and Jimmy competition/ cover.
Loan a striker from one of the big six as I don’t think we’ll find that gem we want this window.

So yes I think I’d agree we have other more pressing priorities to spend our money on. But do think we should try to retain TFM. He won’t be getting a game next season for United so a loan should suit all. Loan a striker and spend our money on rebuilding our midfield.


TFM was usurped by a child at his favoured position.

He was a catastrophe at CB. I suspect he would not be much better at DM.

I don't think Roy rates him. This is reflected in how many times he chose him.

If Ward stays, he should be cover/rotation. If he doesn't, this must be our number one priority.

We have already [albeit tamely] entered a race for a new RB. I am sure we are in for one.

Even if Ward does stay, if you want to take the "next step" you need to have a top half back line. PVA has properly stepped up and Tomkins and Sakho have forged a formidable bond. It is only at RB where we have a choice between a good squad player and an impressive but still inexperienced kid. We need one.

CB also has to be priority. Dann is crock to the New Year; DD is gone; we have 2 starters and only one back up. Even if it is just a half season loan with an option in January. I rank this need ahead of RB nd just behind central midfield.


 

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