Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
- 14,852
Wasn't that guy from Charlton a 'done deal' as well?
I won't hold my breath...
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Lee Gregory
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chucky1973
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The only poor egg out of a dozen. We seem to be much better now so all I am saying is I trust in CH.
Seagull58
In the Algarve
BensGrandad
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If NooBHA says he doubts it so I would take it that him signing is very unlikely.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
28 next week another year gone by without any pedigree
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,864
All our signings seem to be younger players still developing at the point we sign them (Goldson,Norwood,Stephens,Knockaert,Skalak,Baldock) and could be a good investment or older players that we get to add some experience (Rosenior, Sidwell, Murray). Kayal, Hemed and Hünemeier are the only players i can think of that we signed in their 'peak' years and I can't see us signing him at the age he is 
Betfair Bozo
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- Jul 24, 2007
- 2,096
All I will say is that he would be quite a departure from Pritchard.
BensGrandad
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All our signings seem to be younger players still developing at the point we sign them (Goldson,Norwood,Stephens,Knockaert,Skalak,Baldock) and could be a good investment or older players that we get to add some experience (Rosenior, Sidwell, Murray). Kayal, Hemed and Hünemeier are the only players i can think of that we signed in their 'peak' years and I can't see us signing him at the age he is
Sorry dont see your point as you have listed 6 who were young prospects and 6 established are you saying he is neither young nor an established pro if so please accept my apologies.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,864
I think Gregory is 27. The three older than him were all premier league players. The three around his age when we signed them were Kayal, Hemed and Hünemeier who, I think, had played at a higher level then Gregory. All the others were under 25 when we signed them.
(I'm probably digging a big hole where I can wait for all the pedants to correct me
)
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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There are loads of strikers who have come from the lower leagues and have been successful in the championship or premier league. We just happen to have signed a couple who haven't been great at scoring for us.
That said, I'm not desperate to sign this lad.
worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
- 2,579
If bigger clubs are after him, could be a battle to get him.
maltaseagull
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So does Tomer!
Seagullssss
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- Aug 3, 2016
- 22
Would love this to happen. A truly natural goalscorer, but he's in the same form as Hemed and Murray. We need a small striker, who can play number 10, to rival Baldock. It's all well and good having strength in depth but we will run the risk of becoming predictable in attack.
It seems to be a battle for us to sign anyone of substance. ..again. Hopefully we will see a striker on a permanent transfer before the end of Aug. I can't quite believe that we have still only got two first team strikers that we can call our own. I shudder to think what we'd do if Hemed and Murray were out injured at the same time.
We've made a great start to the season.....let's not spoil it by relying on Hemed, Baldock and Murray exclusively. It would be far too risky.
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Glenn Murray was 27 (28 in September) when he signed for Palace and that was the highest level he'd played at that stage of his career.
Gregory is actually ahead of Murray as he has a years experience of the Championship already - 39 games and 9 goals for relegated Millwall in 2014/15.
Marshy
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Really don't think this is the player we need or are after
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
My comment was tongue in cheek..in response to the previous post ..I got it wrong too he's 28 this week...and I agree with you.