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tonypeers5 Wallington 15 Jun 18 1.06pm
Really hope this doesn’t happen from a personal point of view. Was hoping he’d come to us, but he’s snubbed them once so hopefully he will again. [Link] It's Red and Blue that unites us
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Wallington 15 Jun 18 1.06pm

Really hope this doesn’t happen from a personal point of view. Was hoping he’d come to us, but he’s snubbed them once so hopefully he will again.

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It's Red and Blue that unites us

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dp Tunbridge Wells 15 Jun 18 4.40pm
The article says he is a winger, the op says he is a forward. I don’t know anything about him, but could he be a replacement for Andros?
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Tunbridge Wells 15 Jun 18 4.40pm

The article says he is a winger, the op says he is a forward. I don’t know anything about him, but could he be a replacement for Andros?

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mattteo 15 Jun 18 7.33pm
Originally posted by aashman12 Eridivisie is a poor league. Very little quality coming from there now, look at the national side and some of the players that have moved recently. The Dutch national team is really good in my opinion, top 8 in Europe, a bit unlucky though. Really not much difference between the England national team quality and the Dutch one. Not much difference between loosing to Iceland and finishing tied with Sweden, but missing the second place in the group, which led to the World Cup. Still, they have a lot of talent in players like Robben, Quincy Promes, Depay, Wijnaldum, Strootman, Virgil van Dijk. They raise talents. Yes, not all make it and their clubs score lots of goals and don't defend well, which costs them in European competitions. They're inconsistent. One season Ajax makes it to the final of the Europa League and makes the most wonderful matches against Lyon in the semi-finals, the next year they are taken out early by Rosenborg! But they grow players who really know football! I could have told you from the start Klaasen didn't have the speed to make it in English football. About Vincent Janssen, he's a really good forward, but he didn't get gametime becase Harry Kane has been scoring game in game out for Tottenham. My guess is that Jahanbakhsh IS good enough for English football, but not as a replacement for Townsend as some suugest. He's right footed, not left footed like Townsend.
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15 Jun 18 7.33pm

Originally posted by aashman12

Eridivisie is a poor league. Very little quality coming from there now, look at the national side and some of the players that have moved recently.

The Dutch national team is really good in my opinion, top 8 in Europe, a bit unlucky though. Really not much difference between the England national team quality and the Dutch one. Not much difference between loosing to Iceland and finishing tied with Sweden, but missing the second place in the group, which led to the World Cup.

Still, they have a lot of talent in players like Robben, Quincy Promes, Depay, Wijnaldum, Strootman, Virgil van Dijk. They raise talents. Yes, not all make it and their clubs score lots of goals and don't defend well, which costs them in European competitions. They're inconsistent. One season Ajax makes it to the final of the Europa League and makes the most wonderful matches against Lyon in the semi-finals, the next year they are taken out early by Rosenborg!

But they grow players who really know football! I could have told you from the start Klaasen didn't have the speed to make it in English football. About Vincent Janssen, he's a really good forward, but he didn't get gametime becase Harry Kane has been scoring game in game out for Tottenham.

My guess is that Jahanbakhsh IS good enough for English football, but not as a replacement for Townsend as some suugest. He's right footed, not left footed like Townsend.

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Sportyteacher London 15 Jun 18 7.40pm
Originally posted by tonypeers5 Been saying for a couple of seasons we should look at him. Iranian forward who plays for AZ Alkmaar and only 24. 18 goals and 12 assists and is both footed. As someone who is half Iranian, I’d love to see an Iranian play for Palace. Could also give us routes into the Iranian market commercially where they love football. Also, I’m sick of my family only hearing about Palace through me. What do we think? His surname is one helluva score on the triple letter/ word count in Scrabble....
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Sportyteacher

London 15 Jun 18 7.40pm

Originally posted by tonypeers5

Been saying for a couple of seasons we should look at him. Iranian forward who plays for AZ Alkmaar and only 24. 18 goals and 12 assists and is both footed. As someone who is half Iranian, I’d love to see an Iranian play for Palace. Could also give us routes into the Iranian market commercially where they love football. Also, I’m sick of my family only hearing about Palace through me.

What do we think?

His surname is one helluva score on the triple letter/ word count in Scrabble....

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Goldfiinger Just down the road 16 Jun 18 12.59am
Not sure if I heard right but thought he had a very good game, was it him that set the goal up? *could have been someone else as I was struggling to hear the names
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Goldfiinger

Just down the road 16 Jun 18 12.59am

Not sure if I heard right but thought he had a very good game, was it him that set the goal up?

*could have been someone else as I was struggling to hear the names

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YT Oxford 16 Jun 18 6.38am
Originally posted by Sportyteacher His surname is one helluva score on the triple letter/ word count in Scrabble.... Not in any dictionary, unfortunately, so wouldn’t be allowed in an official Scrabble tourney. Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)
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Oxford 16 Jun 18 6.38am

Originally posted by Sportyteacher

His surname is one helluva score on the triple letter/ word count in Scrabble....

Not in any dictionary, unfortunately, so wouldn’t be allowed in an official Scrabble tourney.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

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mattteo 16 Jun 18 7.46am
Originally posted by Goldfiinger Not sure if I heard right but thought he had a very good game, was it him that set the goal up? *could have been someone else as I was struggling to hear the names No, he didnlt set up the goal. The team isn't helping him at all. It's just him and Azmoun, the young forward from Rubin Kazan Arsenal was seriously scouting a few years ago. They have a really poor team, despite the win. Morrocco had a lot of possession and they were really lucky. But Jahanbakhsh had a good game with some good dribbles, he punished the young side defender from Real Madrid a lot, Achrah Hakimi. He went out injured in the 87th minute thugh, didn't set up the goal, but looked the best out of the Iranians.
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mattteo

16 Jun 18 7.46am

Originally posted by Goldfiinger

Not sure if I heard right but thought he had a very good game, was it him that set the goal up?

*could have been someone else as I was struggling to hear the names

No, he didnlt set up the goal. The team isn't helping him at all. It's just him and Azmoun, the young forward from Rubin Kazan Arsenal was seriously scouting a few years ago. They have a really poor team, despite the win. Morrocco had a lot of possession and they were really lucky.

But Jahanbakhsh had a good game with some good dribbles, he punished the young side defender from Real Madrid a lot, Achrah Hakimi.

He went out injured in the 87th minute thugh, didn't set up the goal, but looked the best out of the Iranians.

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YT Oxford 16 Jun 18 8.27am
Originally posted by johnno42000 Just use his initials and he could wear a magic hat. Or maybe he'll say - in the words of Paul Simon - You Can Call Me 'Al' Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)
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Oxford 16 Jun 18 8.27am

Originally posted by johnno42000

Just use his initials and he could wear a magic hat.

Or maybe he'll say - in the words of Paul Simon - You Can Call Me 'Al'

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

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