Everton v Palace Match Thread
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 YT  Oxford 08 Apr 21 8.14am |
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Originally posted by jeeagles
A few years ago Parish stated he wanted us to get to about the same level as Everton, as he thinks that is the achievable long term target. There player expenditure has been a lot more than us, but two important factors are missed from that simple comparison. 1) Everton's billionaire owners haven't got a targeted transfer strategy. They have a patchwork quilt of big money signing. Our signs over the last 10 years seem to have been more carefully considered as we are not in a situation where we can take fast and lose approach to spending money. £30m on Iwobi! 2) Many of their players hold value, just like with Bournemouth. Where our entire squad would be fortunate to raise £100m in transfer fees, there squad could still make millions in player sales. Using a car analogy. We are buying old bangers which will do a job for a few years before being scrapped. They are taking a punt on new cars, many of which turn out lose a lot of value as soon as they drive off the forecourt - but one or two might become a classic. Either way, decent performance by Palace. We seemed to be a bit more confident at taking the ball into close proximity to the opposition. Went wrong a few times, but there was an extra threat with the addition risks we took. I like Reidewald and Luka in midfield, its the best combination we have. Only issue is all our combinations are very slow and can eventually be split. Please play an attacking player with them in midfield. Also, if we are to play Benteke, don't pass the ball out of the defence every time. Try and mix it up with launching it to the man every now and then and get Zaha, Ayew, Eze in close proximity to latch onto anything he knocks down. It's just to slow and obvious. With Benteke in mind. Here's a summary of his skills to help decide tactics when he's on the pitch: Excellent @ Heading. I like the car analogy. It got me trying to think of players that we BOUGHT from another club and subsequently sold on for a higher fee than we paid for them. Not many I'm guessing.
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| rawpalace05 Saltdean 08 Apr 21 8.14am |
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Originally posted by Putitout
A measurement of the huge achievement involved in keeping our little old club punching above its weight year on year. Came on here expecting to read the usual negative over-entitled "but we can't keep looking back to 2010" and "we play terrible football" type blurb. Thank you gents for some reality / positivity. Some of our one touch v Everton was as good as its get in this league - the best league in the world. A few more killer final passes and we'd be rubbing shoulders with the likes of Everton and Westham - which is about as good as we'll likely ever be on the current model - which I don't want to change btw. UTP
1/6/2010.a new era.we made it everyone!!!lets get the ball rolling for another 105 years of proud history.thank you cpfc2010. palace forever.eeaaaaaaaaaaaaaggglless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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beak  croydon 08 Apr 21 1.25pm |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
He is there to glue things together [Link]
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CT Charlie  08 Apr 21 1.36pm |
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Originally posted by sprites
He was fantastic. Although just as a counter argument, they were sort of all straight at him. Apart from the low one down to his right, which was a super stop. I'd lean more towards your "fantastic" rather than the "all sort of straight at him." Although Guaita made few acrobatic diving or leaping saves, his positioning and reactions were superb. Any keeper in the league would have deserved MOTM with Guaita's performance.
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| YT Oxford 08 Apr 21 2.15pm |
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Originally posted by beak
He is there to glue things together [Link] We are stuck with him then
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| doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 08 Apr 21 2.24pm |
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Originally posted by CT Charlie
I'd lean more towards your "fantastic" rather than the "all sort of straight at him." Although Guaita made few acrobatic diving or leaping saves, his positioning and reactions were superb. Any keeper in the league would have deserved MOTM with Guaita's performance.
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| Spiderman Horsham 09 Apr 21 7.41am |
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Originally posted by sprites
He was fantastic. Although just as a counter argument, they were sort of all straight at him. Apart from the low one down to his right, which was a super stop. You forgot the one high to his left, after Richarlison had hit his shot into the ground. Just enough fingertips on the ball to keep it out.
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| Eaglecoops CR3 09 Apr 21 7.55am |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
You forgot the one high to his left, after Richarlison had hit his shot into the ground. Just enough fingertips on the ball to keep it out. Yep, that for me was the save of the match. He kept us in the game until half time. I thought we played better second half.
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Teddy Eagle  09 Apr 21 8.09am |
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Originally posted by beak
He is there to glue things together [Link] One of their reviews says it doesn’t work for slime. So that’s a few transfers out of the window.
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