I have believed this for a while that Wilf is not helped out by his skipper.

Enjoying getting up later and not having someone who knows better than me (apart from the missus of course).

Isn't it a percentage of the DIFFERENCE between what we paid and what we get, in other words a percentage of our profit?

And that’s news - he’s general demeanor, body language and attitude has been portraying that all season.

Look for me he is in the top 3 Palace players I have seen in my lifetime - but even I am sick and tired of his antics and general attitude.

IMO we’ve had/seen the best of Wilf - he’s not as quick as he was and his attitude is shocking - more interested in moaning and getting involved in unnecessary confrontations with the opposition then standing with the “double teapot” if/when things don’t go his way.

Must be a nightmare to play with.

If he wants to go, yeah thanks for the memories Wilf but off you go as now IMO his ego far outweighs his actual current talent and benefit to us as a player.

As I have said previously if Spurs came knocking - yep take him for £30M plus Ryan Sessegnon.

Wilf will then quickly learn that other clubs and fans will not put up with his inconsistency in terms of end product and general all round over inflated ego and petulance.

COYP

I doubt anymore than £25-30m. He is probably worth more to us but not to any potential buyers. Having said that, Burnley value Chris Wood at £30m!

I remember watching Wilf the season he got his move to Utd. He was something special but I thought like Ian Wright back in the day that he deserved to play for a big club.

However, he had a nightmare not just at Utd but also on his loan spell at Cardiff. He was a shadow of the player we all know.

He is a classic big fish in a little pond. I don't understand why his advisors are not telling him this. As others on this forum have mentioned, I just can't see one of the big boys in the premier league coming in for him and certainly not for mega money.

I would point to Yannick Bolasie, he was magic for couple of seasons, started thinking he was Ronaldo, forced a move and where is he now? He would have been a legend with us.

Wilf is a legend but he is fast losing this status with his lack lustre performances and what appears to be a terrible attitude to a club he was so thankful came and got him when he was going nowhere after the whole Utd debacle. He is so quick to forget how happy he was to be back (I remember an interview where he was beaming about being back at HIS club).

I never thought I would say this but we should just let him go. His performances and attitude now cause more problems than they solve. He could destabilise the dressing room too, which we can ill afford with a new manager about to come in.
just let him go and as others have said on here, 'Thanks for the memories Wilf'.

Say hello to Yannick for us.

Emile Smith Rowe hasn't signed a new contract. Straight swap for Wilf? I'd be happy with that. Thornton Heath boy too.