Brok
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- Dec 26, 2011
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Yes, being honest I can see them in League 1, the way they're going.Be honest, surely you don't think there is any real chance of Palace playing in League 1 or 2?
third favourite to drop with most bookies
Yes, being honest I can see them in League 1, the way they're going.Be honest, surely you don't think there is any real chance of Palace playing in League 1 or 2?
third favourite to drop with most bookies
Be honest, surely you don't think there is any real chance of Palace playing in League 1 or 2?
Just spoke to a close friend of one of the Palace owners.
Interesting conversation, key points:
For next few years the club's only ambition is not for results on the pitch but to become financially solvent.
New ground plans will never happen. Totally resigned to making the best of Selhurst (but realising that is a very difficult job).
Keeping transfer fees and wages under tight control.
Trying to attract a larger fanbase. Hugely disappointed by last season's attendances. Worried that Crawley, Brighton and Charlton are a more attractive proposition for the next generation of fans, plus the general trend of new kids supporting Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs etc.
Know that they are now a long way behind the likes of Brighton in terms of their ability to attract players due to wage structure, ground, area and manager!! (In their words, Gus is gold dust on this front)
And finally, the board have been disappointed with the signing of Murray as he has not settled well with his team mates and Doogie is struggling to manage that. But will stick with Doogie as he is good at bringing young players through which is the cheap and preferred option.
Was it Parish or the fat one that replied Seaside?
After all, if it was Parish, you know to take it with a very large pinch of salt.
"The fat one"? Steve Browett said it but he isn't particularly fat.
Quote from CPFC2010 on the BBS...
"Breaking news from the pub in Exeter.........
A load of old bollocks.
My word this bloke has a vivid imagination.
We are not financially solvent and we wont be in this division if we want to compete.The only thing that keep us afloat is CPFC2010's money.
We will get a new stadium, or a very revamped one , maybe to with us at the helm but I will have certainly moved it forward to a point where it could happen. There isn't a day that goes by where someone somewhere isn't working on this aim. If I could show you what I have so far you would be very excited but I don't want to get carried away until I know whats really possible in reality.
Of course we want a bigger fan base, Premier League and New stadia are the only real way to do it, until then we continue to do our best. Am I disappointed that more don't come yes and we work tirelessly to drive income and fans for this club. I know how we play affects that but I also know winning is
Brighton can attract better players...Gus is gold dust , WHAT !! is this bloke taking crack? Gus is a good manager so is Dougie, their budget is no bigger would be an interesting one if we were in for the same player but ...
Glen Murray has setled in fine and the one point he's right on is that we are 100% committed to Dougie being a success.
Don't you ever get full up ? - eating all that bullshit they keep feeding you.
What a daft post...if it was'nt for DK you would'nt have a club to watch,he took us as far as his money allowed and always said he would step aside when a money man came in,but if DK had not got control of the club then Messrs Archer and Bellotti and Stanley would have destroyed the club....please learn your club history.Would not wish the Dick Knight approach on anyone,when the cash ran out he stayed put and almost landed us in Div2,the Bloom era has changed everything for us.
Unbelievable. One of them has said "Results on the pitch are the only thing that will make the club solvent." Some of them just haven't learnt a THING.
Quote from CPFC2010 on the BBS...
"Breaking news from the pub in Exeter.........
A load of old bollocks.
My word this bloke has a vivid imagination.
We are not financially solvent and we wont be in this division if we want to compete.The only thing that keep us afloat is CPFC2010's money.
We will get a new stadium, or a very revamped one , maybe to with us at the helm but I will have certainly moved it forward to a point where it could happen. There isn't a day that goes by where someone somewhere isn't working on this aim. If I could show you what I have so far you would be very excited but I don't want to get carried away until I know whats really possible in reality.
Of course we want a bigger fan base, Premier League and New stadia are the only real way to do it, until then we continue to do our best. Am I disappointed that more don't come yes and we work tirelessly to drive income and fans for this club. I know how we play affects that but I also know winning is
Brighton can attract better players...Gus is gold dust , WHAT !! is this bloke taking crack? Gus is a good manager so is Dougie, their budget is no bigger would be an interesting one if we were in for the same player but ...
Glen Murray has setled in fine and the one point he's right on is that we are 100% committed to Dougie being a success.
Just a bit tubby
Big boned?
He likes a drink.