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I think they'd all sign for Real Madrid or Tottenham if they had the chance. Probably Real Zaragoza too.

How does that mean we'll do better without him though? Are Manchester United better without Ronaldo? tbh I think he's as commited as any manger or player, but less prone to spouting platitudes in the press.

Why? I'm not surprised about Murray really. I thought when he left, he's most likely played the best football he'll ever play.

Not sure if it's wise to roll that one out before demonstrating you've spectacularly failed to comprehend any part of what I just said. :shrug:

Spot on, if Palace's owners are as rich as they claim in their posts on Palace messageboards they could easily have done what Southampton did (one reason at least to salute Southampton). Anyway I'm starting to think Murray won't go there. When they started posting so called insider info with...

Always seems a bit sad and pathetic joining another teams board to me, although obviously I'm glad some do on here.

Speroni and Ambrose would be good signings for us, are they available then? :) I'm not denying Palace have a few half decent individuals, but I've had the misfortune of seeing them quite a few times this season and last and they are a dismal team. Murray would be a quality signing for you, and...

You can imagine anything you like, the idea that Glenn Murray was growing up in Cumbria dreaming of playing for a big club like Palace shows that you have a very vivid imagination. :lol: We'll have a top class ground and bigger crowds next season.

Well, that'll be what's on his contract. But if he signs for three years lets say, there's a very very high chance that for at least a few months in that time he's not going to be getting paid. I agree with pavillionaire on the other point. Wherever he goes the Murray family is not going to be...

Some did, after Murray had acted like an idiot (which he did). Don't think that's really anything to do with not liking Brighton fans, that's just his personality.

Murray is a much better player than Lambert, don't see how he would fit into the way Poyet wants to play really, though we could do worse if Murray goes. Seems a bit unlikely though.

Of course, Palace's manager wouldn't leave if the second richest club in the country came in for him. :lol:

That seems plausible from the way this has been handled and some of Gus' comments about Murray. But I agree with you, what matters most is what happens on the pitch, Murray may not be the most sociable but he doesn't seem disruptive and he is a team player ON the pitch. He will take some...

I'm sure Palace's manager, whoever that is, is just as good as Poyet.

Oh dear. Pig's heads at the ready :lol: