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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 24 Apr 23 9.47am
Originally posted by MrRobbo Vincente is still no1 for me. But great to know that we have a natural successor and/or don't need to worry about injuries. Each to their own. I've been itching for Sam to get his chance and have been delighted with how he has performed in the last 3 games. I hope and expect him to retain the jersey for the rest of the season. Of course, what the new manager decides for next season is anybody's guess. Edited by doombear (24 Apr 2023 9.48am) Edited by doombear (24 Apr 2023 9.48am) Edited by doombear (24 Apr 2023 9.49am)
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Too far from Selhurst Park 24 Apr 23 9.47am

Originally posted by MrRobbo

Vincente is still no1 for me.

But great to know that we have a natural successor and/or don't need to worry about injuries.

Each to their own.
I've been itching for Sam to get his chance and have been delighted with how he has performed in the last 3 games. I hope and expect him to retain the jersey for the rest of the season.

Of course, what the new manager decides for next season is anybody's guess.

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 24 Apr 23 5.38pm
I note that in today's press conference, Roy confirmed that Johnstone will be the starter tomorrow and made it clear that Guaita will have await his opportunity.
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Too far from Selhurst Park 24 Apr 23 5.38pm

I note that in today's press conference, Roy confirmed that Johnstone will be the starter tomorrow and made it clear that Guaita will have await his opportunity.

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Uphill Bedford 25 Apr 23 4.22pm
We must be the best endowed team for keepers in the Premier League 1. Sam Johnstone 2. Vicente Guaita 3. Jack Butland (on loan at United) Three of the best. I bet Leeds would like one of them, possibly Spurs as well. But keeping them all happy ? Well that's the rub ...
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Bedford 25 Apr 23 4.22pm

We must be the best endowed team for keepers in the Premier League

1. Sam Johnstone
2. Vicente Guaita
3. Jack Butland (on loan at United)

Three of the best. I bet Leeds would like one of them, possibly Spurs as well.

But keeping them all happy ? Well that's the rub ...

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Eaglecoops CR3 25 Apr 23 6.13pm
Originally posted by Uphill We must be the best endowed team for keepers in the Premier League 1. Sam Johnstone 2. Vicente Guaita 3. Jack Butland (on loan at United) Three of the best. I bet Leeds would like one of them, possibly Spurs as well. But keeping them all happy ? Well that's the rub ... Virtually guaranteed that Butland will go at the end of the season. Apparently Rangers want him which would be an ok move for him. The young lad who filled in this season will probably be our third choice.
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CR3 25 Apr 23 6.13pm

Originally posted by Uphill

We must be the best endowed team for keepers in the Premier League

1. Sam Johnstone
2. Vicente Guaita
3. Jack Butland (on loan at United)

Three of the best. I bet Leeds would like one of them, possibly Spurs as well.

But keeping them all happy ? Well that's the rub ...

Virtually guaranteed that Butland will go at the end of the season. Apparently Rangers want him which would be an ok move for him. The young lad who filled in this season will probably be our third choice.

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Palace 1979 Surrey 25 Apr 23 10.19pm
I hope Roy keeps him as number 1 after his first mistake late in the game. I think he has to be our number one going into next season, and to drop him after one mistake would be the wrong decision. he was solid again tonight, commands his area, talks to the back 4 and is much better with his feet(normally). I love that we have 2 great keepers but Johnstone is a slightly better all round option. Some people are like Slinkies … not really good for anything, but you can’t help smiling when you see one tumble down the stairs.
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Surrey 25 Apr 23 10.19pm

I hope Roy keeps him as number 1 after his first mistake late in the game.

I think he has to be our number one going into next season, and to drop him after one mistake would be the wrong decision.
he was solid again tonight, commands his area, talks to the back 4 and is much better with his feet(normally).

I love that we have 2 great keepers but Johnstone is a slightly better all round option.

Some people are like Slinkies … not really good for anything, but you can’t help smiling when you see one tumble down the stairs.

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thai-eagle chiang mai 26 Apr 23 6.08am
Was it really a penalty? Sam J. hit the ball cleanly and never touched the diving Wolves player. Guess if it had been the other way round, Olise tackled in the opposite area that pr...ck of a ref would have waved it on.
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chiang mai 26 Apr 23 6.08am

Was it really a penalty? Sam J. hit the ball cleanly and never touched the diving Wolves player. Guess if it had been the other way round, Olise tackled in the opposite area that pr...ck of a ref would have waved it on.

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southnorwoodhill 26 Apr 23 6.14am
Originally posted by thai-eagle Was it really a penalty? Sam J. hit the ball cleanly and never touched the diving Wolves player. Guess if it had been the other way round, Olise tackled in the opposite area that pr...ck of a ref would have waved it on. He flew in studs showing. An outfield player could have been shown a red, so he got lucky.
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Originally posted by thai-eagle

He flew in studs showing. An outfield player could have been shown a red, so he got lucky.

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Elpis In a pub 26 Apr 23 6.33am
Originally posted by southnorwoodhill He flew in studs showing. An outfield player could have been shown a red, so he got lucky. As no contact was made a Yellow was the correct decision . The referee would have deemed it as reckless play (yellow) rather than dangerous play or using excessive force (red).He could have seen it as careless play and not given any card at all It was actually for me borderline if it was even a penalty ,Ive no complaints that it was but was one of those that had it not been given would not have been overturned
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In a pub 26 Apr 23 6.33am

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

He flew in studs showing. An outfield player could have been shown a red, so he got lucky.

As no contact was made a Yellow was the correct decision . The referee would have deemed it as reckless play (yellow) rather than dangerous play or using excessive force (red).He could have seen it as careless play and not given any card at all

It was actually for me borderline if it was even a penalty ,Ive no complaints that it was but was one of those that had it not been given would not have been overturned

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The Dolphin 26 Apr 23 7.27am
I think it was a yellow and a penalty - just. The wolves player however, rolled around and twisted like an animal in its death throes - absolutely pathetic. He was then attended to by his own players - no trainer (from memory) who appeared to tell him that it was okay to stop acting now - the penalty had been won. Every week we all go and watch 22 cheats on a football field - it is doing my head in!
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The Dolphin

26 Apr 23 7.27am

I think it was a yellow and a penalty - just.
The wolves player however, rolled around and twisted like an animal in its death throes - absolutely pathetic.
He was then attended to by his own players - no trainer (from memory) who appeared to tell him that it was okay to stop acting now - the penalty had been won.
Every week we all go and watch 22 cheats on a football field - it is doing my head in!

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Spiderman Horsham 26 Apr 23 7.53am
Originally posted by Elpis As no contact was made a Yellow was the correct decision . The referee would have deemed it as reckless play (yellow) rather than dangerous play or using excessive force (red).He could have seen it as careless play and not given any card at all It was actually for me borderline if it was even a penalty ,Ive no complaints that it was but was one of those that had it not been given would not have been overturned I agree but I thought he might get a red as the challenge could have been deemed “out of control”. My biggest gripe about the decisions last night was no penalty for challenge on Olise, hardly a VAR check, perhaps we need someone in the refs ear, all game like Neves. Even read some Wolves fans saying how the ref constantly stopping the game, played into their hands and did not help Palace at all. I believe the VAR official was the ref from Saturday, he obviously does not like Palace
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Horsham 26 Apr 23 7.53am

Originally posted by Elpis

It was actually for me borderline if it was even a penalty ,Ive no complaints that it was but was one of those that had it not been given would not have been overturned

I agree but I thought he might get a red as the challenge could have been deemed “out of control”.
My biggest gripe about the decisions last night was no penalty for challenge on Olise, hardly a VAR check, perhaps we need someone in the refs ear, all game like Neves.
Even read some Wolves fans saying how the ref constantly stopping the game, played into their hands and did not help Palace at all.
I believe the VAR official was the ref from Saturday, he obviously does not like Palace

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becky over the moon 26 Apr 23 8.42am
One plus with Johnstone, that I mentioned on the match thread yesterday, is his accuracy with long kicks upfield - nine times out of ten the ball will drop well for one of our players. Something that we haven't had from a keep in a very long while... A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 26 Apr 23 8.42am

One plus with Johnstone, that I mentioned on the match thread yesterday, is his accuracy with long kicks upfield - nine times out of ten the ball will drop well for one of our players. Something that we haven't had from a keep in a very long while...

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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MrRobbo Chaldon 26 Apr 23 8.59am
Surprised it wasn't a red TBF, absolutely no need to go in that high. Could have just cleared it. Luck the game was already over so didnt impact anything
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Chaldon 26 Apr 23 8.59am

Surprised it wasn't a red TBF, absolutely no need to go in that high.

Could have just cleared it. Luck the game was already over so didnt impact anything

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