[Palace] #cpfc

[Swillis]

I take it you’re not one who’s been chucked out of their seat to make way for a lairy black clad young chav?

Nope, though I do think thats ****ing out of order

 

[Bwian]

Don’t worry when things change and we flood back we’ll get banned anyway .

What are you today? Male? Female? TG?

You are typical Palace in every sense: a total gobshite who vanishes for weeks when you hit a rough patch. Win a game or two and you're back here spouting your usual bollocks. Please f*ck off permanently-you add nothing worthwhile here.

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[Bwian]

Our owner who is a fan. We are owned by a Brighton fan, not a chairman who takes a wage from the club. See Palace accounts.

They remind me of the customers in the cafe on 'Allo 'Allo when Madame Edith sings. They metaphorically put cheese in their ears when being told the same things, year after year, regarding Tony Bloom's investment in The Albion. They either simply don't understand (possibly) or they're terminally thick. I suspect both.

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[Thunder Bolt]

Nope, though I do think thats ****ing out of order

Wearing black is out of order? You know that's exactly what Icy meant.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Funnily enough I don't know. I could tell you how I'm paying my car insurance that is due for renewal or how I pay my phone bills, if that would interest you. You could try asking Thunder bolt or stat brother, they can both endlessly comment on things they know stuff all about.

Good to see SB & I are getting under your skin.

Yes we are lucky on this board where we have an expert on football finance. He informs us and we can read it.

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Match day experience, I'm in there two hours a fortnight. I'm not living there, I'm one of those whose not that bothered about the stadium.

Mug.

 

[Swillis]

Mug.

2010, it's obvious you are all about the match day experience. Who did you support pre 2010?

 

[Stat Brother]

St John's Ambulance got our support.

 

[Sussex Nomad]

2010, it's obvious you are all about the match day experience. Who did you support pre 2010?

Brighton 1901, as opposed to your Palace 2010.

 

[Dougie]

Massive win and 3 points today . Only 1 point now .

 

[Bwian]

Massive win and 3 points today . Only 1 point now .

You're back. There's a surprise. You can f*ck off again now.

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[Dougie]

You're back. There's a surprise. You can f*ck off again now.

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You seem twitchy .

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Don't feed the troll.

 

[Dougie]

Mindboggling isn't it, the sheer volumes of cash CPFC2010 pour into players pockets. Of course the goonsquad are always ready to refer to the current debt BHA have to TB, without acknowledging that the vast majority of it is made up of the essential investment in our infrastructure. BHA at least has something to show for the money that has been spent - unlike Palace. All they have to show is their millionaire players parading their tacky 'supercars' all over social media, along with vacuous comments about how bloody great God is.

What a club.

Net Spend since June 2016 (£).

Man City: 343m
Man Utd: 310m
Chelsea: 203m
Everton: 160m
Arsenal: 148m
Brighton: 130m
Wolves: 124m
West Ham: 112m
Bourn: 104m
Fulham: 101m
CPFC: 85m
Hudd: 81m
LCFC: 76m
LFC: 73m
Burnley: 49m
Watford: 41m
Spurs: 31m
#NUFC: 4m
Southampton: -10m
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[dazzer6666]

That’s transfers isn’t it ? What’s the relevance of this to income/wages expenditure ?

 

[Weststander]

Net Spend since June 2016 (£).

Man City: 343m
Man Utd: 310m
Chelsea: 203m
Everton: 160m
Arsenal: 148m
Brighton: 130m
Wolves: 124m
West Ham: 112m
Bourn: 104m
Fulham: 101m
CPFC: 85m
Hudd: 81m
LCFC: 76m
LFC: 73m
Burnley: 49m
Watford: 41m
Spurs: 31m
#NUFC: 4m
Southampton: -10m
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Selective, pointless stats, conveniently excluding the rest of the £225m CP squad bought just before that.

Not to mention the huge wages CP pay per player, as documented throughout the internet, much of it paid to lemons.

In short, Parish throws huge bundles of cash, at achieving (with great pain) each season ..... the glory of mid to low table football.

When’s the CP victory parade around the ashes of Croydon to celebrate that imaginery trophy?

 

[Lindfield23]

Average annual wage per player (according to this season's Global Sports Salaries Survey):

1. Manchester United £6,534,654
2 Manchester City £5,993,000
3 Chelsea £5,020,004
4 Liverpool £4,862,963
5 Arsenal £4,853,130
6 Tottenham Hotspur £3,515,778
7 Everton £3,242,690
8 West Ham £3,189,333
9 Crystal Palace £2,757,000
10 Leicester City £2,710,710
11 Southampton £2,669,333
12 Bournemouth £1,989,520
13 Watford £1,775,172
14 Wolverhampton Wanderers £1,757,600
15 Fulham £1,727,440
16 Brighton & Hove Albion £1,695,040
17 Newcastle United £1,650,133
18 Burnley £1,603,197
19 Huddersfield Town £1,238,000
20 Cardiff City £957,471

A CHASM of £20k per week per player wage difference between Palace and us, and some of their fans think being a point behind us (25 games into the season) is something to celebrate

 

[Weststander]

The 17th highest wage bill in the sport, but an irrelevance in European football. In addition, THE highest wages to income ratio in the sport. Yet also rans in the PL, with a stack of losses each season.

Conclusion - Parish is being ripped off by players and agents.

 

[Triggaaar]

if we win we swap places which will be very nice indeed . Speak later

You say 'speak later', but that's only if you get favourable results. Lose and you disappear.

So if you're on here again for a while, what did you think of your game against us, where we beat you with 10 men? I'd have asked you at the time, but you disappeared.

 

[Swillis]

Average annual wage per player (according to this season's Global Sports Salaries Survey):

1. Manchester United £6,534,654
2 Manchester City £5,993,000
3 Chelsea £5,020,004
4 Liverpool £4,862,963
5 Arsenal £4,853,130
6 Tottenham Hotspur £3,515,778
7 Everton £3,242,690
8 West Ham £3,189,333
9 Crystal Palace £2,757,000
10 Leicester City £2,710,710
11 Southampton £2,669,333
12 Bournemouth £1,989,520
13 Watford £1,775,172
14 Wolverhampton Wanderers £1,757,600
15 Fulham £1,727,440
16 Brighton & Hove Albion £1,695,040
17 Newcastle United £1,650,133
18 Burnley £1,603,197
19 Huddersfield Town £1,238,000
20 Cardiff City £957,471

A CHASM of £20k per week per player wage difference between Palace and us, and some of their fans think being a point behind us (25 games into the season) is something to celebrate

We have been here longer. You then end up paying our better players more to stay and spending more on wages for players whom are supposedly better than what we had. Let's see how your wage bill looks in five years time.