I doubt Poundland. Probably more John Lewis that Carrie Johnson looks down her nose at.

COYP

Agreed.

I was recalling with someone yesterday that great 5-3 win against Bournemouth at the end of the 18/19 season. Wilf got a yellow card, almost certainly for retaliation, and was visibly seething at what he saw as the injustice of it. Barely a minute later he got the ball on the left wing and took off like a bat out of hell, and it was obvious that nobody was going to stop him. A defender half wrestled him to the ground but he regained his feet, went on and passed the ball to the onrushing Andros, who swept it into the net. As one journalist said, you rile Zaha at your peril.

Why oh why can't he always react like that rather than sulking?

No point in his being sold now. What we would receive for him is nowhere near what he is still worth to Palace.

Are fans turning against him or simply stating what the current situation with Wilf is? I am sure that like me, every fan who has commented in some negative way on this thread would also quickly acknowledge what a great player he has been for us. Sadly, the word 'has been' is increasingly the relevant word. I want to see Wilf knuckle down and work with his team mates and not glare at them when things go wrong or don't go the way he wants them. He still has something to offer our club and on his day can still be the best we have. Let's hope we see a better Wilf in the remainder of this season than we have in the few games before Afcon when he wasn't performing that well.

I don't expect him to start tonight, Eze, Schlupp or Edouard, starting him sends out the wrong message to the other players.

“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