Having seen bits of him at Boro last season he still has the tricks and looks fit again, plus he has publicly said he'd love to come back. If he passed the medical I wouldn't be upset to see him back, although ideally I'd prefer someone younger. He would be a good person to have around the squad even if he was only a bit part player and could act as a bridge while the youngsters ease their way into the first team. Even if Wilf stays our only other winger is Andros.

What would be really funny is if Wilf went to Everton and was cr@p and Bolasie came back on a free and was a beast again (yes, I know that isn't realistic)

Loved him first time around, but we’re trying to get rid of deadwood or ageing players, not sign more.

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If he was willing to come on reduced wages compared to what he was on at Everton and accept a squad role, then he's a player that would be great to have back and would be great in the dressing room.

I would love for us to go for Michael Olise though as our primary transfer target for a wide man.

Compared to most we sign still a relative spring chicken and as Parish likes ex players why not?

But for me a huge no. I am not a fan of re signing past stars of a certain age as they are usually shadows of their former selves.

If we want to convince Zaha to stay for another season then signing his best mate is the way to do it. Bolasie would jump at the chance to end his career at Palace as well.

disagree. The knee injury has definitely slowed him down a little but i can see him adding value off the bench in the last 20 minutes of games. Can play on either wing too.

Looks fitter now than he has been over the last few years so a pay as you play deal would suit both parties.