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[Football] The "Where will Zaha go?" Summer 2018 thread
- Thread starter Bozza
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Who are they Doogle? Surely the lack of investment coupled with the well documented accounts issues must have alarm bells ringing? Let alone the info I got given that I shared...!
Still, at least those spotty embarrassing teenagers have gone
Well ill put my two penneth in...Why do we need to bung money at more players than we have to, the way we played the last 10 games last season was fantastic and if we can get Loftus cheek in on loan again that would be great, we have spent big the last few seasons and now we need to get those players playing as a team. You cant just keep buying ...the first couple you spend big like Brighton have but you cant just do that every year...IMO
It seems the HF have not disbanded but moved to other parts of the ground ( which I suppose means they are not HF anymore ) all I know is they wont be banging that fxxking drum 10 rows down from my hangover
Dougie
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- Jan 11, 2012
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Who are they Doogle? Surely the lack of investment coupled with the well documented accounts issues must have alarm bells ringing? Let alone the info I got given that I shared...!
Still, at least those spotty embarrassing teenagers have gone
All in good time sheebo , I deal in facts not made up rumours like your good self
Your Mum
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- Dec 22, 2016
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your mum.
You lot have no money but it doesn’t stop you spending it... this new guy, all the big clubs turned him down due to his wage demands.. along come Palace and guess what....you will NEVER LEARN!
Dougie
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Don’t believe all you read .
So what bit is untrue? Come on...
ThePaddy
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It is being reported by the Two Ed's (the best Palace journalists) that his wage demands have gone down considerably since his agent negotiated with those clubs. They're saying that the agreement with Palace is at a figure "not close" to the original demands. Perhaps there are other incentives in the deal, i.e. a modest release clause to a Champions League club? Maybe he's happy to play for a midtable Premier League club on a more reasonable wage in order to put himself in the shop window?
If that was the case, a bigger club would have signed him...You have previous... Lots of it too! I know what I believe!
ThePaddy
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If you've got better sources than the Guardian and the Independent then by all means carry on
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
So he's widely reported to have had interest from Marseille, Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal - ALL of whom were put off by his excessive wage demands. Then Crystal Palace rock up, and all of a sudden those wage demands are "greatly reduced"....
Dougie
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So he's widely reported to have had interest from Marseille, Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal - ALL of whom were put off by his excessive wage demands. Then Crystal Palace rock up, and all of a sudden those wage demands are "greatly reduced"....
You got it , great innit .
Dougie
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Why wouldn't I ?
We all know that Palace are paying well over the odds.. how many players are now on in excess of 100k a week? Frightening for a small club like Palace
tip top
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I think "unlikely" is probably more accurate. But then your mob think nothing of pouring a totally unsustainable 80% of your overall turnover directly into the players pockets (which is by far and away the highest % in the entire division). There's no discernible transfer strategy, no long-term transfer targets. CPFC2010 just seem to play a game of Transfer Whack-A-Mole every window - a random scattergun approach to try and land whoevers name has popped up in the papers lately.
I can just see Disney and Not-So-Bright coming in each morning, sitting down and browsing the snippets in The Sun for potential signings. For all the world that looks like the extent of the CPFC2010 recruitment strategy.