beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,302
this narrative forgets, as everyone seems to, that the first season he was shite and scored 7 (seven).
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Glenn Murray: The £75 million a season man.
- Thread starter El Presidente
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this narrative forgets, as everyone seems to, that the first season he was shite and scored 7 (seven).
CPFC G
New member
- Dec 24, 2011
- 1,067
Wow another thread designed to have the usual palace trolls fill their boots
Ps - I do assume this is El Pres doing his usual pro palace trolling with a pretend and false thread title - I usually just ignore - bollocks have I just bit
El Pres just loves football accounts, Good and bad.
symyjym
Banned
The team around him were shite.
Megazone
On his last warning
We also had Forster who played off Murray as our main goal scorer. I bet he still got a fair amount of assists that season.
He showed class from his debut onwards.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He was referring to Murray's first season at Palace, and in the Championship. We have no idea whether Murray would have adapted to the Championship with us. Strikers seemed to thrive under Holloway, like Dobbie at Blackpool & Phillips.
Megazone
On his last warning
The season we won league 1, Murray was outstanding. By far his best season for us.
I'm/we're sure he would have pulled it off for us in the Championship.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Maybe, but he struggled in his first season scoring 7 goals. We'll never know.
He was outstanding in 10/11 but Barnes also got 20 goals and Bennett was scoring for fun too, so there wasn't the pressure.
symyjym
Banned
You shouldn't split up a winning League One team. Getting rid of Murray would have been the same as Shampton getting rid of Lambert. It's not often you get a naturally two footed player, and that puts Murray head and shoulders above many.
- Jun 27, 2012
- 13,879
What club is this ?
No club keeps their manager for very long. The average life of a Championship manager is just over a year. So. Most clubs don't keep their manager. Most don't go past Albion the fast lane. Most don't progressively build up their squad, most squads come together in fits and starts. Most don't get promoted. Most will still be in the Championship next season like us having failed to get out of the division.
EXCEPT THEM...
(but they didn't keep their manager(s) either. )
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,151
Good GRIEF fella! Maybe time to have a not-so-quiet word with yourself. Where on EARTH did this pathological desire to stem any criticism of the club, however mild, STEM from?
We've not seen your likes since [MENTION=257]The Large One[/MENTION]'s uber-apologist funny turn a few years back
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
The more cynical among us suggested it was down to Muzza being in the last year of his contract and wanting a new deal. He was very average the season before.
I think he's proven now that that wasn't the case.
I think he was such a huge reason we went up that year that the very least the club could do was reward him with whatever he wanted.
Instead we went for CMS!
symyjym
Banned
He would have stayed for £4k less than what Palace were offering. "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth" applies to this, and we did.
- Jan 3, 2012
- 16,581
I'm amazed he has done it all by himself. I could have sworn that, when I have seen palace on the telly, they have had as many as 11 (eleven) players on the pitch at any one time.
But on a more serious note, sh1t happens. Isn't it time to move on?
But on a more serious note, sh1t happens. Isn't it time to move on?
&
Hoskins.
Paynter.
Vokes.
The other fella.
Dobbie
Agdestein
Barker
Dickenson
Lita
Lingard
Obika
Ulloa
Colunga.
Baldock.
O'Grady
Rodríguez
Bent
Best.
But hey lets not waste our time looking forward, lets flog ourselves to death over a player that left at the end on 2010/11.
If only we'd had chances to gain promotion since Murray's departure.
Del Fenner
Because of Boxing Day
Simon Jordan is a very bitter man.
Jim Van Winkle
Well-known member
Roland 'the game changer' Bergkamp as he was known in the dressing room.
No I'd completely forgotten Chris Woods' name.
Did RB ever kick a competitive ball?