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becky over the moon 14 Dec 18 8.44pm
Originally posted by Willo The fact that James Daly is on loan at Kingstonian would indicate that he is not ready for PL football. He has scored 6 goals in 18 appearances for them. Possibly not, but.... Palace can lose to every crappy team in the Prem, and then pull out a shocker and grab a point or 3 from top class opposition. The same is true, sometimes, of young players (AWB is a fine example) who, given the opportunity and the support from senior professionals, can raise their game to the required level, and get a great push up on the learning curve that is football. A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 14 Dec 18 8.44pm

Originally posted by Willo

The fact that James Daly is on loan at Kingstonian would indicate that he is not ready for PL football.
He has scored 6 goals in 18 appearances for them.

Possibly not, but....

Palace can lose to every crappy team in the Prem, and then pull out a shocker and grab a point or 3 from top class opposition.

The same is true, sometimes, of young players (AWB is a fine example) who, given the opportunity and the support from senior professionals, can raise their game to the required level, and get a great push up on the learning curve that is football.

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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i8clowntown sunny essex 14 Dec 18 8.49pm
Board. Without a shadow of a doubt. Twitter, message boards and Facebook give the tw@ts a voice. The kind of people you'd ignore in the pub.
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Board. Without a shadow of a doubt.

Twitter, message boards and Facebook give the tw@ts a voice. The kind of people you'd ignore in the pub.

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Rachid Rachid Rachid 14 Dec 18 9.42pm
Originally posted by becky Possibly not, but.... Palace can lose to every crappy team in the Prem, and then pull out a shocker and grab a point or 3 from top class opposition. The same is true, sometimes, of young players (AWB is a fine example) who, given the opportunity and the support from senior professionals, can raise their game to the required level, and get a great push up on the learning curve that is football. Too big a gap. Kingstonian play three divisions below league two. If he was tearing it up maybe. By comparison Ricky Miller won National League Player of the Year two years ago, signed for Peterborough and struggled although he was a fair bit older than James Daly.
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Originally posted by becky

Possibly not, but....

Palace can lose to every crappy team in the Prem, and then pull out a shocker and grab a point or 3 from top class opposition.

Too big a gap. Kingstonian play three divisions below league two. If he was tearing it up maybe. By comparison Ricky Miller won National League Player of the Year two years ago, signed for Peterborough and struggled although he was a fair bit older than James Daly.

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SeagullHunter Reading 14 Dec 18 11.41pm
Originally posted by Jacey Questions must be asked if we lose the next two games against Leicester and Man City with only a win against Cardiff likely to prevent Parish from pulling the trigger on poor old Roy's beleaguered tenure,as the table doesn't lie. Very sad state of affairs which should never have happened. and easily avoided if we actually made an effort to properly strengthen over the past several windows. Dont let Cabaye go
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Reading 14 Dec 18 11.41pm

Originally posted by Jacey

Questions must be asked if we lose the next two games against Leicester and Man City with only a win against Cardiff likely to prevent Parish from pulling the trigger on poor old Roy's beleaguered tenure,as the table doesn't lie.
Very sad state of affairs which should never have happened.

and easily avoided if we actually made an effort to properly strengthen over the past several windows.

Dont let Cabaye go

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 14 Dec 18 11.56pm
Originally posted by SeagullHunter and easily avoided if we actually made an effort to properly strengthen over the past several windows. Our net spend in the last 4 windows (Excluding add-ons) : January 2017 £35 Mill Summer 2017 £30 Mill January 2018 £11.5 Mill Summer 2018 £10 Mill
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South coast - west of Brighton. 14 Dec 18 11.56pm

Originally posted by SeagullHunter

and easily avoided if we actually made an effort to properly strengthen over the past several windows.

Our net spend in the last 4 windows (Excluding add-ons) :

January 2017 £35 Mill
Summer 2017 £30 Mill
January 2018 £11.5 Mill
Summer 2018 £10 Mill

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Maine Eagle USA 15 Dec 18 1.49am
Originally posted by Willo Our net spend in the last 4 windows (Excluding add-ons) : January 2017 £35 Mill Summer 2017 £30 Mill January 2018 £11.5 Mill Summer 2018 £10 Mill Willo.......or Statto? Statto, Statto, Statto! Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.
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USA 15 Dec 18 1.49am

Originally posted by Willo

Our net spend in the last 4 windows (Excluding add-ons) :

January 2017 £35 Mill
Summer 2017 £30 Mill
January 2018 £11.5 Mill
Summer 2018 £10 Mill

Willo.......or Statto? Statto, Statto, Statto!

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

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dreamwaverider Online London 15 Dec 18 6.50am
The answer to the question of this blog is that both the manager and the board are always responsible for results. The board have had numerous opportunities to hire a progressive manager like say Marco Silva and failed to secure this type. Maybe it’s a question of ambition and belief at board/ chairman level. They clearly haven’t got quite what it takes on this front. I’m also not convinced our USA investors are really on board to go all the way. How active are they in decision making? As a result we have a team manager who is a solid honest performer, but no top level achievements in this league. At his age it is unlikely now that this will change. So mid table is really as best as we can hope for. As always we are flirting with relegation and under the current structure i do not see this changing.
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The answer to the question of this blog is that both the manager and the board are always responsible for results.
The board have had numerous opportunities to hire a progressive manager like say Marco Silva and failed to secure this type.
Maybe it’s a question of ambition and belief at board/ chairman level. They clearly haven’t got quite what it takes on this front. I’m also not convinced our USA investors are really on board to go all the way. How active are they in decision making?
As a result we have a team manager who is a solid honest performer, but no top level achievements in this league. At his age it is unlikely now that this will change. So mid table is really as best as we can hope for.
As always we are flirting with relegation and under the current structure i do not see this changing.

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ARGILE OLD GEEZER PORTIMAO 15 Dec 18 8.14am
Originally posted by Willo Scored at all 4 levels of English football, but I accept he was not that proficient although he didn't do too badly at Bristol C. Deeming him a "Very good player" is in my humble opinion over-egging the actualite.He is a player known for his workrate and the ability to hold the ball up well.He is currently on the books of Rochdale. Ok, fair enough, i will drop the "very", but he would have a "very" if he could have scored goals
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Originally posted by Willo

Scored at all 4 levels of English football, but I accept he was not that proficient although he didn't do too badly at Bristol C.

Deeming him a "Very good player" is in my humble opinion over-egging the actualite.He is a player known for his workrate and the ability to hold the ball up well.He is currently on the books of Rochdale.

Ok, fair enough, i will drop the "very", but he would have a "very" if he could have scored goals

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ARGILE OLD GEEZER PORTIMAO 15 Dec 18 8.15am
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman So not a good enough striker at the championship level then. Edited by Rudi Hedman (14 Dec 2018 9.37am) No, as i said, he couldn't score goals
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PORTIMAO 15 Dec 18 8.15am

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

So not a good enough striker at the championship level then.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (14 Dec 2018 9.37am)

No, as i said, he couldn't score goals

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 15 Dec 18 9.03am
Originally posted by ARGILE OLD GEEZER No, as i said, he couldn't score goals No bloody good then. COYP
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Caterham 15 Dec 18 9.03am

Originally posted by ARGILE OLD GEEZER

No, as i said, he couldn't score goals

No bloody good then.

COYP

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 15 Dec 18 9.12am
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Willo.......or Statto? Statto, Statto, Statto! An old friend actually affectionately calls me 'Statto' !!!! Never addresses me by my name !!!!
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 15 Dec 18 9.12am

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Willo.......or Statto? Statto, Statto, Statto!

An old friend actually affectionately calls me 'Statto' !!!! Never addresses me by my name !!!!

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manwitheagletattoo Somewhere in England 15 Dec 18 9.17am
In some ways the problems we are encountering is shared between boards and the manager, but on the other hand our biggest obstical is the FFP ruling for a club our size. Hodgson has stated that we have a squad of 20-22 players and players within the club that can score goals. This is Hodgson’s downfall he is old school and believes in old values, ok these values may have worked 10-15 years ago, but we can all see that they are not working now. I have read on here that SP has said there is no money for this transfer window, but unbelievely we still have the likes of Jordan Mutch Julian Speroni, Pape Souare and Jonny Williams on our books. You can’t have sentiment in football these days these players should have been released seasons ago. This club has signed players over the last few years the like of Jach Jaroslaw, Jairo Riedewald who seem to make up the numbers in Hodgson squad that haven’t had a chance to prove themselves specially the latter. Now we come to our so called strikers that Hodgson thinks will score goals. First all Benteke it’s as plain as your nose on your face that he does not play to the system that Hodgson maps out. Personally speaking I think Benteke is a good player and you don’t become a bad player overnight. As for Connor Wickham he has been injury prone all his football career and he is a 100% playing risk. Jordan Ayew he was good at Swansea but again a player that won’t change a game if he comes on. As for Sorloth sorry to say out of his depth in the Premiership. South London & Proud Sometimes I really wonder if family are really worth it. Because it doesn’t matter how time and affection you give It’s never enough
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In some ways the problems we are encountering is shared between boards and the manager, but on the other hand our biggest obstical is the FFP ruling for a club our size. Hodgson has stated that we have a squad of 20-22 players and players within the club that can score goals. This is Hodgson’s downfall he is old school and believes in old values, ok these values may have worked 10-15 years ago, but we can all see that they are not working now. I have read on here that SP has said there is no money for this transfer window, but unbelievely we still have the likes of Jordan Mutch Julian Speroni, Pape Souare and Jonny Williams on our books. You can’t have sentiment in football these days these players should have been released seasons ago. This club has signed players over the last few years the like of Jach Jaroslaw, Jairo Riedewald who seem to make up the numbers in Hodgson squad that haven’t had a chance to prove themselves specially the latter.
Now we come to our so called strikers that Hodgson thinks will score goals. First all Benteke it’s as plain as your nose on your face that he does not play to the system that Hodgson maps out. Personally speaking I think Benteke is a good player and you don’t become a bad player overnight. As for Connor Wickham he has been injury prone all his football career and he is a 100% playing risk. Jordan Ayew he was good at Swansea but again a player that won’t change a game if he comes on. As for Sorloth sorry to say out of his depth in the Premiership.

South London & Proud
Sometimes I really wonder if family are really worth it.
Because it doesn’t matter how time and affection you give
It’s never enough

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