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Man City I believeWhere's Eze going, and for how much? Last week it was Guehi. Maybe Wharton next week? It’s great that I can get accurate updates on where our players are off to without having to look elsewhere.
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Man City I believeWhere's Eze going, and for how much? Last week it was Guehi. Maybe Wharton next week? It’s great that I can get accurate updates on where our players are off to without having to look elsewhere.
60m is a decent fee, and, as we know, once you get a club prepared to pay the sort of wages that Man City will be offering, you don't really have much choice regardles of whether or not you have a release clause.![]()
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If the release clause quotes are accurate... it is another epic fail.
Even though it is them up the road, I still do not like it when as soon as you have emerging talent they get cherry picked after just one season.60m is a decent fee, and, as we know, once you get a club prepared to pay the sort of wages that Man City will be offering, you don't really have much choice regardles of whether or not you have a release clause.
I think that our gauge on transfer fees has been affected by some of the fees we've received from Chelsea over the last 2 years. The 50m fees we got for both White and MacAllister are probably more in line with realistic market prices.
Couldn't agree more, but money talksEven though it is them up the road, I still do not like it when as soon as you have emerging talent they get cherry picked after just one season.
Palace had potentially a team and manager that could push on, now I am not so sure.
I think this season we will be again neck and neck, and they will interesting games.
That is three years to build A stand, one, singular. Not a ground, not a stadium, Ready for 28/29, if on time, if they actually have the money, if Beaky is not bullshitting again.So allegedly it starts next year, will be completed for the 28/29 season and will cost a minimum of £150m.
Yet somehow I strongly doubt that it will come in on time and on budget.
They’re Palace, they’re Palace, whoa whoa, and that’s the way they like it, they like it.
That is three years to build A stand, one, singular. Not a ground, not a stadium, Ready for 28/29, if on time, if they actually have the money, if Beaky is not bullshitting again.
Astonishing.
Not sure about bravado @Peppermint Tea, but to answer your question, I think we will lose one of Eze and Guehi in this window, and my preference would be Guehi, as we managed OK without him for a larger chunk of the end of the season under Glasner. My comment was based on all the links to our players being posted, and more so in relation to the "widely reported" posts with no actual quotes, although I suppose we were guilty of similar in the last couple of years when Chelski came along with their cheque bookI’m sure you are, Loz.
My question to @eaglesdan was to gauge what, behind his bravado, he actually thinks will happen.
As for Glasner, it was widely reported he wanted to take it but Beaky slapped a huge price on it (as is his right to do so). Hence, Glasner will likely have a lingering “what if?” feeling.
It probably makes economic sense to us, as real estate in and around (even) Croydon will not be cheap so probably still a better option. The AW stand is limited I believe due to having to maintain sightlines for the residents of Park Road. I wouldnt say it is derelict, its just very cramped on the concourse and its a brave man that needs to use the toilets thereStaggering lack of ambition ... I'm all for clubs retaining their ground, if it makes economic sense, this doesn't. AW Stand is virtually derelict, surely you'd spend some money there too? After all, £100m was ring fenced in the project that now is £150m, and then the sale of 3 or 4 stars will realise another £180m ....... oh wait, this isn't stacking up, is it. 10p in the pound anyone?
I’d suggest that “lose one of Eze or Guehi” is bravado. I’ll wager you lose both.Not sure about bravado @Peppermint Tea, but to answer your question, I think we will lose one of Eze and Guehi in this window, and my preference would be Guehi, as we managed OK without him for a larger chunk of the end of the season under Glasner. My comment was based on all the links to our players being posted, and more so in relation to the "widely reported" posts with no actual quotes, although I suppose we were guilty of similar in the last couple of years when Chelski came along with their cheque book
Laughing at and making fun of is a multi-faceted concept. But I suppose that wouldn't occur to individuals who only have space in the mind for one thing at once.It seems you’re getting off on palace supposedly selling off our Crown Jewels . It’s remarkable how finishing above you has changed your mindset![]()
Got yer.Laughing at and making fun of is a multi-faceted concept. But I suppose that wouldn't occur to individuals who only have space in the mind for one thing at once.
You really are an odious cretin. No one is “getting off” more than you…absent for months and then you emerge like the sewer rat you are as your team finish a point above us on the last day of the season.It seems you’re getting off on palace supposedly selling off our Crown Jewels . It’s remarkable how finishing above you has changed your mindset![]()
It probably makes economic sense to us, as real estate in and around (even) Croydon will not be cheap so probably still a better option. The AW stand is limited I believe due to having to maintain sightlines for the residents of Park Road. I wouldnt say it is derelict, its just very cramped on the concourse and its a brave man that needs to use the toilets there
What about the sightlines of those actually in the stand who want to watch the game?It probably makes economic sense to us, as real estate in and around (even) Croydon will not be cheap so probably still a better option. The AW stand is limited I believe due to having to maintain sightlines for the residents of Park Road. I wouldnt say it is derelict, its just very cramped on the concourse and its a brave man that needs to use the toilets there
Yeh, we are as we suffered the same issue over the previous 2 seasons - although transfer income of £380m should help in the longer term. Main difference being that we managed to finish 6th and qualify for Europe first. I doubt there'll be much reminiscence about the year you finished 10th.It seems you’re getting off on palace supposedly selling off our Crown Jewels . It’s remarkable how finishing above you has changed your mindset![]()
We all know what you get off on Thrush. NSC and a box of Kleenex.It seems you’re getting off on palace supposedly selling off our Crown Jewels . It’s remarkable how finishing above you has changed your mindset![]()