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He won't. His contract expires with us at the end of the season and his loan deal with Burton expires on same day.

Definitely. The main reason why he left Liverpool was because the opportunity of game time was slim (they wanted him to stay and had offered him a better termed deal to stay). Press reports indicate that Sinclair is eager to leave Watford on loan and get first team experience as he's not happy...

If it is Sinclair and he has a choice between the two clubs then the decision he makes will say a lot about his temperament and ambition. Cardiff are extreme light on strikers at the moment and chances of walking into the team straight away there are high, whereas here any striker that arrives...

If Abraham was available on loan to the end of the season then it'll be a sensible move to get him in. He's a strong, pacey striker who knows where the net is and who should be eager to impress - also has potential to form a good partnership with either Murray or Baldock.

Lewis Grabban on loan until the end of the season? Has played less than 60 mins for Bournemouth this season and is proven at Championship level.

Yes, but the kick-off for Fulham away game is less than 66 hours after the match finishes, so some tactical tinkering will happen in order to maximise our chances in both games.

Skybet are currently offering: Alan Pardew 7/4 Ryan Giggs 3/1 Roy Hodgson 4/1 Chris Coleman 5/1 Gary Rowett 6/1 Frank De Boer 11/1 Roberto Martinez 12/1 Jurgen Klinsman 16/1 Alan Curtis 16/1 Chris Hughton 22/1

I'd heard that Neymar was heading over to view Lancing as the facilities there appealed to him much more than the one's normally contained within Spanish prisons.

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No chance. He only started managing Wolves in November. Expect O'Neill will be pushed out soon enough, wouldn't be surprised if Rowett ends up taking reigns there.

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That figure might be overly sensationalist. The rule since 1 August 2014 has been that footballers can not bet on any football matches, before that they were only banned from betting on matches that involved their own club...

Undisclosed, but many think it was 1.5m

Fully agree that it's it's important to have someone who understands Palace and can continue the good work that Pardew was doing, in light of Holloway being unavailable though Iain Dowie would be an able replacement.

There's nothing to say that the club won't bring in a player from abroad, but there's a higher chance that a player who is already used to both Championship football and can speak the language will adapt quicker. Knockaert already had experience of the league having had 3 seasons at Leicester...

The thing that you're MASSIVELY overlooking is that we now only sign strikers that have previously played for the club. Fran Sandaza is apparently available (for the right price).

Knockart and Skalak both arrived last January. Ulloa arrived in the January of 2013. Those deals would suggest the club is always open to recruiting in that window, as long as the right player/s are available.

Chances of it happening are slim, but the better option for both parties would be to work out a player swap until the end of season. Johnny Russell could feel the back up striker role for us and in return we can solve their winger problem by getting LuaLua.

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Hughes last signed a contract extension with Derby in 2014 and his contract expires in 2018. Near impossible to land him in the approaching window but think there's a good chance of him moving on in the summer to a side in the Premiership for a hefty fee.