No club put in official bid for Zaha it was all media speculation.

The issue is if you sell who do you get in to replace and if you go cheap they wont be at the same level something which is not good for us plus still wont be that cheap.

I am hoping with new manager in now he will use the remaining fixtures of this season to take a look at whole squad and he will decide to renew contracts or not (sick of club signing new deals on people who do not contribute)

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Palace haven't got unlimited funds.

Nowhere did I say '' go cheap '' but if , as an example, Olise was sold for £70m then it's entirely possible to bring two players in for that amount.

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I actually think while we were all moaning, there was a plan in place, I think it has been accelerated because nobody saw the injury crisis coming and to such an extent.

How else did SP get Olise and Eze to sign on for longer. I think I’m correct in saying the other jewels in our crown are contracted for awhile yet and maybe… just maybe a vision was in place and the players were and still are on board.

This new manager may be the key. If Anderson and MG see progress then they could decide to stay another season. Guaranteed first team football in a side that could be special and moving upwards when all are fit.

I don’t see us as an out and out selling club, we’ve not actually let anybody go that was being sounded out by one of the big boys, look at Olise and Chelsea in the summer.

Obviously this all goes out the window if we don’t make it past this season and go down. But if OG works out then we may be on the cusp of something really special (no I’m not expecting champions league) just better football and not the poor relation in the league with some attacking fast play would do me and maybe a cup (FA, league I don’t mind which).

I reckon Forest may want Henderson at the end of the season for say £10-15m so not too bad.
Franca, well let's see what Glasner does. There may be something there.

Has he been sacked yet?

Glasner is focused, clear sighted and knows what he wants from his players.
This is evident already from his interviews, body language and behaviour.
One of the benefits he brings is that he is looking at the players with a fresh pair of eyes without preconceptions as to their capabilities.
They all start with a clean slate with no favourites and that has to be a motivating factor in itself.
It would be easy to describe the early improvement as 'new manager bounce,' but it looks more fundamental than that too me.
I think we'll be pleased by the improvements in performances in coming weeks.