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pssguy 22 May 24 3.46pm
The Guardian has highlighted some of the best players from Luton, Burnley and Sheffield Utd. [Link] Palace, of course, picked up Andersen after Fulham got relegated and I'm sure Dougie and co are considering some of these. To my mind Doughty is the obvious target. A late developer, although still only 24, he was with Charlton and then moved on to Stoke for under a million pounds. He did not start a game for them and was transferred to Luton in the summer of 2022, He first played for them in October of that year and has been an first choice since then. Assuming up to two assisters per goal, he has 19 for the season which is a remarkable figure for a relegated team. To put it in context, Gordon leads the league with 23 and Doughty exceeds the likes of Fernandes and Maddison. Olise with 11, in restricted appearances, tops the Palace charts He plays as a left wing back and is their dead-ball specialist. I watched their final game of the season and as well as getting a slightly fortuitous goal from a direct free-kick (he is not a prolific scorer) he made a couple of excellent passes to players in the penalty area who were not able to take advantage of them I believe he is a free agent and, anyways, was on a pittance, by Premier League standards, at Luton He is already used to the Glasner formation and would prove a better attacking threat than Mitchell - though I'm guessin not as good defensively. I expect he will be in great demand His colleague, Adebayo, would make a good back-up for Mateta if Edouard leaves
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pssguy

22 May 24 3.46pm

The Guardian has highlighted some of the best players from Luton, Burnley and Sheffield Utd.

[Link]

Palace, of course, picked up Andersen after Fulham got relegated and I'm sure Dougie and co are considering some of these.

To my mind Doughty is the obvious target. A late developer, although still only 24, he was with Charlton and then moved on to Stoke for under a million pounds. He did not start a game for them and was transferred to Luton in the summer of 2022, He first played for them in October of that year and has been an first choice since then. Assuming up to two assisters per goal, he has 19 for the season which is a remarkable figure for a relegated team. To put it in context, Gordon leads the league with 23 and Doughty exceeds the likes of Fernandes and Maddison. Olise with 11, in restricted appearances, tops the Palace charts
He plays as a left wing back and is their dead-ball specialist. I watched their final game of the season and as well as getting a slightly fortuitous goal from a direct free-kick (he is not a prolific scorer) he made a couple of excellent passes to players in the penalty area who were not able to take advantage of them
I believe he is a free agent and, anyways, was on a pittance, by Premier League standards, at Luton
He is already used to the Glasner formation and would prove a better attacking threat than Mitchell - though I'm guessin not as good defensively. I expect he will be in great demand
His colleague, Adebayo, would make a good back-up for Mateta if Edouard leaves

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monkey Sittingbourne 22 May 24 4.03pm
Originally posted by pssguy The Guardian has highlighted some of the best players from Luton, Burnley and Sheffield Utd. [Link] Palace, of course, picked up Andersen after Fulham got relegated and I'm sure Dougie and co are considering some of these. To my mind Doughty is the obvious target. A late developer, although still only 24, he was with Charlton and then moved on to Stoke for under a million pounds. He did not start a game for them and was transferred to Luton in the summer of 2022, He first played for them in October of that year and has been a first choice since then. Assuming up to two assisters per goal, he has 19 for the season which is a remarkable figure for a relegated team. To put it in context, Gordon leads the league with 23 and Doughty exceeds the likes of Fernandes and Maddison. Olise with 11, in restricted appearances, tops the Palace charts He plays as a left wing back and is their dead-ball specialist. I watched their final game of the season and as well as getting a slightly fortuitous goal from a direct free-kick (he is not a prolific scorer) he made a couple of excellent passes to players in the penalty area who were not able to take advantage of them I believe he is a free agent and, anyways, was on a pittance, by Premier League standards, at Luton He is already used to the Glasner formation and would prove a better attacking threat than Mitchell - though I'm guessin not as good defensively. I expect he will be in great demand His colleague, Adebayo, would make a good back-up for Mateta if Edouard leaves I really like him as well, whipped over some seriously good crosses against us at Selhurst, he does seem to have a wand of a left foot. He had a short spell on loan at Bromley and managed to bag a goal or two before hitting the big time with Luton
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Originally posted by pssguy

The Guardian has highlighted some of the best players from Luton, Burnley and Sheffield Utd.

[Link]

Palace, of course, picked up Andersen after Fulham got relegated and I'm sure Dougie and co are considering some of these.

To my mind Doughty is the obvious target. A late developer, although still only 24, he was with Charlton and then moved on to Stoke for under a million pounds. He did not start a game for them and was transferred to Luton in the summer of 2022, He first played for them in October of that year and has been a first choice since then. Assuming up to two assisters per goal, he has 19 for the season which is a remarkable figure for a relegated team. To put it in context, Gordon leads the league with 23 and Doughty exceeds the likes of Fernandes and Maddison. Olise with 11, in restricted appearances, tops the Palace charts
He plays as a left wing back and is their dead-ball specialist. I watched their final game of the season and as well as getting a slightly fortuitous goal from a direct free-kick (he is not a prolific scorer) he made a couple of excellent passes to players in the penalty area who were not able to take advantage of them
I believe he is a free agent and, anyways, was on a pittance, by Premier League standards, at Luton
He is already used to the Glasner formation and would prove a better attacking threat than Mitchell - though I'm guessin not as good defensively. I expect he will be in great demand
His colleague, Adebayo, would make a good back-up for Mateta if Edouard leaves

I really like him as well, whipped over some seriously good crosses against us at Selhurst, he does seem to have a wand of a left foot.
He had a short spell on loan at Bromley and managed to bag a goal or two before hitting the big time with Luton

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Ouzo Dan 22 May 24 5.16pm
Originally posted by pssguy The Guardian has highlighted some of the best players from Luton, Burnley and Sheffield Utd. [Link] Palace, of course, picked up Andersen after Fulham got relegated and I'm sure Dougie and co are considering some of these. To my mind Doughty is the obvious target. A late developer, although still only 24, he was with Charlton and then moved on to Stoke for under a million pounds. He did not start a game for them and was transferred to Luton in the summer of 2022, He first played for them in October of that year and has been an first choice since then. Assuming up to two assisters per goal, he has 19 for the season which is a remarkable figure for a relegated team. To put it in context, Gordon leads the league with 23 and Doughty exceeds the likes of Fernandes and Maddison. Olise with 11, in restricted appearances, tops the Palace charts He plays as a left wing back and is their dead-ball specialist. I watched their final game of the season and as well as getting a slightly fortuitous goal from a direct free-kick (he is not a prolific scorer) he made a couple of excellent passes to players in the penalty area who were not able to take advantage of them I believe he is a free agent and, anyways, was on a pittance, by Premier League standards, at Luton He is already used to the Glasner formation and would prove a better attacking threat than Mitchell - though I'm guessin not as good defensively. I expect he will be in great demand His colleague, Adebayo, would make a good back-up for Mateta if Edouard leaves Doughty Link here [Link] Look at the stats on the link, clear upgrade on Mitchell & on a free transfer. Mitchell needs competition anyway. Edited by Ouzo Dan (22 May 2024 5.16pm) Sex Panther 60% of the time it works every time
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Ouzo Dan 22 May 24 5.16pm

Originally posted by pssguy

The Guardian has highlighted some of the best players from Luton, Burnley and Sheffield Utd.

[Link]

Palace, of course, picked up Andersen after Fulham got relegated and I'm sure Dougie and co are considering some of these.

Doughty Link here
[Link]

Look at the stats on the link, clear upgrade on Mitchell & on a free transfer.
Mitchell needs competition anyway.

Edited by Ouzo Dan (22 May 2024 5.16pm)

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Norbury Old Git London 22 May 24 10.13pm
Originally posted by Ouzo Dan Doughty Link here [Link] Look at the stats on the link, clear upgrade on Mitchell & on a free transfer. Mitchell needs competition anyway. Edited by Ouzo Dan (22 May 2024 5.16pm) Hardly an upgrade if he cannot tackle. Luton got relegated with 85 goals conceded whilst we were 5th best with only 58. Mitchell was the 4th best tackler in the EPL and best English player. Doughty would probably be an upgrade on Ayew who will be 33 next September and consigned to the bench.
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Originally posted by Ouzo Dan

Doughty Link here
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Look at the stats on the link, clear upgrade on Mitchell & on a free transfer.
Mitchell needs competition anyway.

Edited by Ouzo Dan (22 May 2024 5.16pm)

Hardly an upgrade if he cannot tackle. Luton got relegated with 85 goals conceded whilst we were 5th best with only 58. Mitchell was the 4th best tackler in the EPL and best English player. Doughty would probably be an upgrade on Ayew who will be 33 next September and consigned to the bench.

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Alfie Doughty from Luton Town FC Attachment: Screenshot 2024-05-24 at 07.37.49.png (48.93Kb)
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Alfie Doughty from Luton Town FC

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Canterbury Palace Whitstable 24 May 24 1.50pm
Originally posted by Norbury Old Git Hardly an upgrade if he cannot tackle. Luton got relegated with 85 goals conceded whilst we were 5th best with only 58. Mitchell was the 4th best tackler in the EPL and best English player. Doughty would probably be an upgrade on Ayew who will be 33 next September and consigned to the bench. And in the 2016/17 season a Hull side containing Andrew Robertson conceded 80 goals en route to relegation. Imagine Liverpool had taken that stance when they signed him. We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...
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Originally posted by Norbury Old Git

Hardly an upgrade if he cannot tackle. Luton got relegated with 85 goals conceded whilst we were 5th best with only 58. Mitchell was the 4th best tackler in the EPL and best English player. Doughty would probably be an upgrade on Ayew who will be 33 next September and consigned to the bench.

And in the 2016/17 season a Hull side containing Andrew Robertson conceded 80 goals en route to relegation. Imagine Liverpool had taken that stance when they signed him.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

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Norbury Old Git London 24 May 24 4.21pm
Originally posted by Canterbury Palace And in the 2016/17 season a Hull side containing Andrew Robertson conceded 80 goals en route to relegation. Imagine Liverpool had taken that stance when they signed him. A valid point to some extent but Liverpool were a top team with players who did not need to defend as much as we do and will need to do. Tyrick has proved himself as a defender and is improving as an attacker. Roberson is a good but not great defender and is more in the TAA bracket with his attacking prowess. I have no problem with Doughty signing but see him more as a replacement for Ayew as his stats are similar in tackles, assists and goals. His strong point is that Ayew was dispossessed 79 times but Doughty only 13. He is a lot younger and can help out in defence if needed.
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Norbury Old Git

London 24 May 24 4.21pm

Originally posted by Canterbury Palace

And in the 2016/17 season a Hull side containing Andrew Robertson conceded 80 goals en route to relegation. Imagine Liverpool had taken that stance when they signed him.

A valid point to some extent but Liverpool were a top team with players who did not need to defend as much as we do and will need to do. Tyrick has proved himself as a defender and is improving as an attacker. Roberson is a good but not great defender and is more in the TAA bracket with his attacking prowess.

I have no problem with Doughty signing but see him more as a replacement for Ayew as his stats are similar in tackles, assists and goals. His strong point is that Ayew was dispossessed 79 times but Doughty only 13. He is a lot younger and can help out in defence if needed.

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