Now Murray's back, how do you feel ?

Cheeky Monkey · Jul 3, 2016

Pistol Knight said:
I wonder how many of you were calling him Judas and were cheering when he done his cruciate at Selhurst?

(The answer will be none of you)

So laughable the pathetic scraps of fantasy you lot feed on. All this vitriol, cheering and whatever else you want to conjure up slung at Murray when he went down injured and yet he has been keen to sign for us for some time now - doesn't really add up does it?

Neville's Breakfast · Jul 3, 2016

Very pleased to welcome Glenn back as he brings something different. I confess though I haven't seen much of him since he left. Is he the player of 5 years ago ? I would imagine his game has improved from playing in the Premier League and he never really relied on pace alone so age shouldn't be an issue.

wsupp · Jul 3, 2016

My friend Larry is a Cherries season ticket holder and tells me Glenn's wages are £28,000 per week!!! Assuming the club are paying those for the season that's something like £1.1m. Interesting!??

Biscuit · Jul 3, 2016

Mixed feelings. I hope he does well for us, but he'll always been a Palace *******.

prawnsarnies · Jul 3, 2016

Boy Blue said:
Probably due to the fact he'll have to work hard and if he doesn't produce the goods then he's in for a torrid time.

One thing Murray didn't do last time he was here was work hard,

BUTTERBALL · Jul 3, 2016

This is absolutely fantastic news, just what was needed.

I think he will get 20+ goals next season which could be the difference between automatics and the play-off's. A brilliant investment for the club, we all know exactly what he can do.

Westdene Wonder · Jul 3, 2016

Psychobilly freakout said:
It's a start and he replaces Bobby

As he is a loan player okay, but i am glad we did not pay cash for him,he was not used much by Bournemouth and it is obvious they did not get any offers for him

Dirty Dave · Jul 3, 2016

One thing I remember from when Murray was at the club before was his defending abilities.
He used to head clear so many set pieces which is something we need to address for next season.
If he can show those qualities again, along with scoring goals, then this is a good bit of business

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Prince Monolulu · Jul 3, 2016

Need a good start, when does Derby go on sale? Is it POTG?

Boy Blue · Jul 3, 2016

prawnsarnies said:
One thing Murray didn't do last time he was here was work hard,

Well being at his age then can't see things improving can you?

cunningplan · Jul 3, 2016

This is 'practical' not inspiring, 'business' not an emotional buzz. I am okay with it as long as he scores regularly, but if he kisses the badge in celebration I will probably want to vomit.

Harry Wilson's tackle · Jul 3, 2016

darters74 said:
Absolutely this.

Plrased to say that me and the hilarious excitable bloke who sits next to me stood and clapped him off while all around bood (Reading game). And that's in West Upper. I have a feeling that quite a lot of our support are choking on their own vomit right now. That's what happens for being silly :lolol:

Paris · Jul 3, 2016

If he scores 25 plus goals next season i won't give a ballacks if he strolls around a bit. The English Berbatov returns :bowdown:

1066familyman · Jul 3, 2016

Mixed feelings.

Always loved him when he was with us.

I understand why he left but I still think it's disrespectful when a player moves directly to a rival club. A move further down the line, fair enough, but not directly from one rival to another. I hate that.

Fair enough that he never celebrated goals against us, unlike a certain player from my home town.

I'm all a bit meh about this move back now to be honest. I'd much rather have had Murray back at the end of last season when I think we really could have done with him. That I would have been really excited about.

Oh well, it is what it is.

BN9 BHA · Jul 3, 2016

Se20 said:
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Glenn looks over the moon to be re signing !

B-right-on · Jul 3, 2016

The fact he has returned after leaving us for Plarse and not celebrating his goals as posters have said before, shows that he still has a liking for the club. So for me, yea happy he'd back until proven otherwise.

Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews · Jul 3, 2016

I'm not happy, I know some if not most on here fail to acknowledge a rivalry with Palace but I'm old enough to remember the 70s. As far as I'm concerned there is more to this than player leaves then comes back, in my world there's more to football and supporting a club than 90 minutes on the pitch every week, but hey I'm in a minority here, you can kiss his arse as much as you like but count me out

Cheeky Monkey · Jul 3, 2016

bn9 bha said:
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Nah, you see it only works one way in their blinkered world, although to be fair to Murray, signing with a Bic pen in some drafty portakabin excuse for an office that had yet to receive it's cladding makeover would be enough to make anyone scowl, wondering what the hell they had let themselves in for.

GoldWithFalmer · Jul 3, 2016

B-right-on said:
The fact he has returned after leaving us for Plarse and not celebrating his goals as posters have said before, shows that he still has a liking for the club. So for me, yea happy he'd back until proven otherwise.

He will need to score and also go a season without toys coming out of the pram too and stay uninjured..

8ace · Jul 3, 2016

The Poyet rimmers who think it was all the board's fault we let him go are strangely nowhere to be seen on this thread :moo:

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