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robdave2k 31 May 23 5.04pm | |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Mystifying, really, as striking is something the French are usually pretty good at. :-) Still one out, all out.
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Jacey 31 May 23 5.13pm | |
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Originally posted by pax3908
Win ,lose or draw it doesn't matter now,it is more important Wilf makes his mind up what he wants to do,because his indecisiveness now if he stays or goes is cocking up the decision making,of who or what we need to get in for next season!!! Wilf is behaving like a spoilt brat!! Edited by Jacey (31 May 2023 6.22pm)
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palace99 New Mills 31 May 23 5.17pm | |
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Originally posted by The Dolphin
Wilf is still the difference between us and some teams in the League - and he still could be if he wants to stay. £40m over 4 years - good value?? Firstly , let's get the figures correct. Add on employer national insurance of 13.8% and 52 weeks not 50 and it's over £47m. Then factor in the impact on wages across the squad. Every agent will be knocking on SP's door asking for a payrise. If Wilf is on £200k then surely our core performers should be on at least half. Guehi, Olise and Eze etc will get big pay rises as a consequence. Why is Wilf on £130k? Because the donkey Benteke was on £120k and Wilf is clearly better. His agent demanded an increase. Palace's wages have been far too high for our revenues for the last 5 or so years. That's the Benteke/Sakho effect.
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waddy Highton,Melbourne 31 May 23 5.31pm | |
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The challenge the club has is - 1) offer him top wages way above the others yet he don’t perform as well !
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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 01 Jun 23 7.53pm | |
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Originally posted by The Dolphin
Wilf is still the difference between us and some teams in the League - and he still could be if he wants to stay.
1. Wilf has scored just ONE goal since the World Cup and provided just 3 assists all season (which for a wide player is poor (compare with Olise's 11 assists). 2. As has already been mentioned, he failed to score against Forest in the away game. 3, We have performed well during these last 10 games when he has been largely absent. Given the above, where is your evidence that his presence last Sunday "would have made a total difference"? Furthermore, your suggestion that his presence would add 20 points to our total is IMHO laughable. It is vital that the club continues to realign its wage structure to a sustainable level and giving Zaha £200k a week will undermine that. Having said all that, I would not be averse to Zaha staying BUT IMO, it should be on a LOWER wage (to reflect his reducing contribution) and for no more than 2 years. Zaha is rightly considered one of the club's greatest ever attacking players (if not the greatest) and we owed our continued existence in the PL for most of the current spell largely to his contributions BUT he is no longer indispensable and it is probably best if he moves on to a team who will be playing European competition next season so he can have a chance to realize his dream. As for Palace, we need to move on and show (as we have been doing in recent games) that we can function well enough without Zaha. After all, the club's future lies in the likes of Eze, Olise, Guehi etc. Zaha is increasingly the club's past.
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becky over the moon 01 Jun 23 8.28pm | |
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Originally posted by doombear
1. Wilf has scored just ONE goal since the World Cup and provided just 3 assists all season (which for a wide player is poor (compare with Olise's 11 assists). 2. As has already been mentioned, he failed to score against Forest in the away game. 3, We have performed well during these last 10 games when he has been largely absent. Given the above, where is your evidence that his presence last Sunday "would have made a total difference"? Furthermore, your suggestion that his presence would add 20 points to our total is IMHO laughable. It is vital that the club continues to realign its wage structure to a sustainable level and giving Zaha £200k a week will undermine that. Having said all that, I would not be averse to Zaha staying BUT IMO, it should be on a LOWER wage (to reflect his reducing contribution) and for no more than 2 years. Zaha is rightly considered one of the club's greatest ever attacking players (if not the greatest) and we owed our continued existence in the PL for most of the current spell largely to his contributions BUT he is no longer indispensable and it is probably best if he moves on to a team who will be playing European competition next season so he can have a chance to realize his dream. After all, the club's future lies in the likes of Eze, Olise, Guehi etc. Zaha is increasingly the club's past. Only problem with that is that, frankly, no-one seems to want him... Edited by becky (01 Jun 2023 8.28pm)
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southnorwoodhill 01 Jun 23 8.43pm | |
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Originally posted by becky
Edited by becky (01 Jun 2023 8.28pm) Never mind. The club isn't obliged to renew his contract, it's over. Maybe the BBC are looking for new presenters for MOTD...
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Dubai Eagle 02 Jun 23 6.17am | |
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I have no idea if all the talk of the £200, 000 a week offer is true, but the talk of it started back when PV was in charge, we were struggling for points & seemed to have lost our identity - In any event, whatever the offer I am confident that SP has done everything he can to keep Wilf, as many others have said, whatever happens now is up to Wilf, but personally I think he is going to find that he is not as sought after as he thinks he is going to be (at least not at CL league level with a starting place in the side & silly money wages) Originally posted by becky
Only problem with that is that, frankly, no-one seems to want him... Edited by becky (01 Jun 2023 8.28pm)
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dreamwaverider London 02 Jun 23 6.43am | |
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Originally posted by palace99
£40m over 4 years - good value?? Firstly , let's get the figures correct. Add on employer national insurance of 13.8% and 52 weeks not 50 and it's over £47m. Then factor in the impact on wages across the squad. Every agent will be knocking on SP's door asking for a payrise. If Wilf is on £200k then surely our core performers should be on at least half. Guehi, Olise and Eze etc will get big pay rises as a consequence. Why is Wilf on £130k? Because the donkey Benteke was on £120k and Wilf is clearly better. His agent demanded an increase. Palace's wages have been far too high for our revenues for the last 5 or so years. That's the Benteke/Sakho effect. Right on the money. If he stays now he should be paid in line with our policies.
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Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 02 Jun 23 7.27am | |
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The club should make his mind up for him, Thank you and goodbye.
“That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn |
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berlinpalace berlin 02 Jun 23 8.26am | |
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[b] Originally posted by waddy
The challenge the club has is - 1) offer him top wages way above the others yet he don’t perform as well !
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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 02 Jun 23 9.41am | |
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad
The club should make his mind up for him, Thank you and goodbye.
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