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Catfish Burgess Hill 06 May 14 9.53pm | |
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Quote slubglurge at 06 May 2014 2.36pm
His first goal was the sign of a quality finisher, opened his body and calmly sidefooted it home. I'm afraid dear old CJ would have put it in the upper tier.
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JimmyJ norwich 06 May 14 10.25pm | |
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Gayle is a great player, he has an eye for goal and isnt afraid to take a chance, he still has a lot to learn and i would like to see him play alot more next season he will keep us up if he is played with someone who can hold up the ball and tee him up give the boy a chance peeps.
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Qwijibo Bournemouth 07 May 14 12.54am | |
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Quote EastEndPalace at 02 May 2014 4.27pm
And for the record I would like to say I would love to be proven wrong.
We wake up from this crazy dream and find Holloway took us down with 4 points. Oh well, it was nice for a bit.
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jojobarnet 07 May 14 1.34am | |
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When you consider; Roberto Soldaldo £26mil 6 goals, (4 of which pens) Andreas Cornelius £8 mil 0 goals Rocky van wolfswinkel £8.5 mil 1 goal Jozy altidore £6.5 mil 1 goal Was gayle (4.5 or 6mil) with 5 goals really a bad signing? And think of what could have been if the relegation battle was closer. winner at villa, brace against scousers, secured sunderland home 3 points by winning and scoring pen. Also scored against west brom away in fa cup. Edited by jojobarnet (07 May 2014 1.34am) Edited by jojobarnet (07 May 2014 1.34am)
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hcjbrooks 07 May 14 5.10am | |
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Now Sami Mokhel of the Mail suggests Pulis wants to be rid of Gayle--cheap journalism.Had Neil Ashton, a true palace fan and their senior football correspondent penned the same article ,it would have had some substance
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james03 Bangkok 07 May 14 6.31am | |
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I have never been a fan of Gayle and have made my position on him clear since the Stoke game earlier in the season. However, I have to admit he has much more about him than I gave him credit for. Against Liverpool this season, for example, he has scored with his left foot, his right foot and his head. Some achievement. Where I foresee a problem is how we get him in the side. He needs a strike partner and appears to have one of those instinctive relationships with Murray. However, this would mean us playing two men up front and thus losing someone from the midfield. Gayle is obviously a natural scorer, the way he took the two goals against Liverpool, well there was never a chance he would miss and we do not have a player remotely like this at the club. If TP can work on his game and get success then he will be a very valuable player next season and beyond. However, he needs to have a more physical presence, needs to do some of the work a player like Jerome does and needs to learn how to pass the ball. I credit TP with almost reinventing Bolasie. The guy now tracks back and gets tackles in, moves forward with pace and purpose and is considerably less wasteful than he was previously. I hope TP can get some similar improvements in to Gayle's game. I have not changed my mind completely about Gayle but I am considerably more hopeful that the lad can make the grade.
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george1212 london 07 May 14 6.46am | |
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Quote jojobarnet at 07 May 2014 1.34am
When you consider; Roberto Soldaldo £26mil 6 goals, (4 of which pens) Andreas Cornelius £8 mil 0 goals Rocky van wolfswinkel £8.5 mil 1 goal Jozy altidore £6.5 mil 1 goal Was gayle (4.5 or 6mil) with 5 goals really a bad signing? And think of what could have been if the relegation battle was closer. winner at villa, brace against scousers, secured sunderland home 3 points by winning and scoring pen. Also scored against west brom away in fa cup. Edited by jojobarnet (07 May 2014 1.34am) Edited by jojobarnet (07 May 2014 1.34am) Above is a very good point. Just goes to show that so many strikers are overpriced. We have got a 5 goal return from Gayle from his first season at the premier league and playing at a top level. Thats not bad and I think he could get 10+ next season if things go well. Our transfer policy should be maybe 3 new players max. Honestly I think our squad has enough, if we can keep Ince, we have areas of quality all over the pitch.
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fan zhiyi 07 May 14 7.48am | |
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Quote james03 at 07 May 2014 6.31am
I have never been a fan of Gayle and have made my position on him clear since the Stoke game earlier in the season. However, I have to admit he has much more about him than I gave him credit for. Against Liverpool this season, for example, he has scored with his left foot, his right foot and his head. Some achievement. Where I foresee a problem is how we get him in the side. He needs a strike partner and appears to have one of those instinctive relationships with Murray. However, this would mean us playing two men up front and thus losing someone from the midfield. Gayle is obviously a natural scorer, the way he took the two goals against Liverpool, well there was never a chance he would miss and we do not have a player remotely like this at the club. If TP can work on his game and get success then he will be a very valuable player next season and beyond. However, he needs to have a more physical presence, needs to do some of the work a player like Jerome does and needs to learn how to pass the ball. I credit TP with almost reinventing Bolasie. The guy now tracks back and gets tackles in, moves forward with pace and purpose and is considerably less wasteful than he was previously. I hope TP can get some similar improvements in to Gayle's game. I have not changed my mind completely about Gayle but I am considerably more hopeful that the lad can make the grade.
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bicycle repair man 07 May 14 8.03pm | |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'golden gayle' by SloveniaDave Dwight Gayle is obviously a natural born goal scorer.he is so calm as shown against Liverpool, lots of players would have panicked and just hit the ball and hoped for the best,he didn't use power he just placed the ball into the net. give him the chances and he will be worth his weight in gold and goals.
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Catfish Burgess Hill 07 May 14 8.09pm | |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'golden gayle' by SloveniaDave I agree. He has an old head on hs shoulders and is very professional. He will do well, with us I hope.
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Rubin 07 May 14 8.26pm | |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'golden gayle' by SloveniaDave Made me laugh what people have written about him this season, saying that he's definitely not Prem class and that just because of his goal against Villa, it doesn't mean he can finish. I'm pleased he's shut them up.
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Percy of Peckham Eton Mess 07 May 14 8.35pm | |
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Quote hcjbrooks at 07 May 2014 5.10am
Now Sami Mokhel of the Mail suggests Pulis wants to be rid of Gayle--cheap journalism.Had Neil Ashton, a true palace fan and their senior football correspondent penned the same article ,it would have had some substance I hope not. Gayle is definitely worth keeping on for another season to show his credentials but I bet there will be a few clubs sniffing around looking for a bargain!!!!
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