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 ambrose7  Croydon 14 Jun 24 1.50pm |
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Said something noteworthy in his interview: 'Palace have a lot of young, talented players and I want to follow the same trajectory they've been on'. As every window goes by we're becoming a bigger and bigger pull. If you go to Palace as a rough diamond, you will get game time, you won't be dropped for making your first mistake, and if you apply yourself you will set yourself up for international honours and beyond. That is a brilliant reputation to have and gives us a real edge over those teams we compete against who all have bigger budgets.
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| MrRobbo Chaldon 14 Jun 24 2.37pm |
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Originally posted by ambrose7
Said something noteworthy in his interview: 'Palace have a lot of young, talented players and I want to follow the same trajectory they've been on'. As every window goes by we're becoming a bigger and bigger pull. If you go to Palace as a rough diamond, you will get game time, you won't be dropped for making your first mistake, and if you apply yourself you will set yourself up for international honours and beyond. That is a brilliant reputation to have and gives us a real edge over those teams we compete against who all have bigger budgets. It really is. May have been the easy answer, but its clear to see why a young player would want to move to Palace. That does mean unfortunately that we need to allow others to continue on their trajectory. Otherwise the model loses its appeal.
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| Apollofuzz On the edge of reason 14 Jun 24 3.06pm |
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Chadi Urban Dictionary So don't get on the wrong side of him
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| YT Oxford 14 Jun 24 3.29pm |
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Originally posted by ambrose7
Said something noteworthy in his interview: 'Palace have a lot of young, talented players and I want to follow the same trajectory they've been on'. As every window goes by we're becoming a bigger and bigger pull. If you go to Palace as a rough diamond, you will get game time, you won't be dropped for making your first mistake, and if you apply yourself you will set yourself up for international honours and beyond. That is a brilliant reputation to have and gives us a real edge over those teams we compete against who all have bigger budgets. I like this summary.
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| mileend East London 14 Jun 24 6.37pm |
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This looks like a great signing - and early Superb work by the club!
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| Southampton_Eagle At the after party 14 Jun 24 7.05pm |
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Originally posted by Apollofuzz
Chadi Urban Dictionary So don't get on the wrong side of him He said in his interview that he's an aggressive player so yeah, sounds like the perfect translation!
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 becky over the moon 14 Jun 24 7.32pm |
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Originally posted by ambrose7
Said something noteworthy in his interview: 'Palace have a lot of young, talented players and I want to follow the same trajectory they've been on'. As every window goes by we're becoming a bigger and bigger pull. If you go to Palace as a rough diamond, you will get game time, you won't be dropped for making your first mistake, and if you apply yourself you will set yourself up for international honours and beyond. That is a brilliant reputation to have and gives us a real edge over those teams we compete against who all have bigger budgets.
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eagleman13  On The Road To Hell & Alicante 14 Jun 24 7.42pm |
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Originally posted by becky
Maybe if more posters help support this site that could/would happen
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| Southampton_Eagle At the after party 14 Jun 24 8.55pm |
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Originally posted by eagleman13
Maybe if more posters help support this site that could/would happen I've been on here for years but rarely post, not because I've ever been got at but because a lot of people left and it became a bit of an echo chamber. It used to be lively and fast moving on here. It's a shame, used to have proper laughs and some of the ex posters are genuinely the nicest people I've met at matches.
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pssguy  15 Jun 24 1.59am |
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The Athletic has an article on him starting with "Riad fits Oliver Glasner’s three-at-the-back setup. The Palace manager demands his centre-backs be comfortable on the ball, exhibit aggressive front-foot defending and engage further up the pitch. Riad is comfortable playing under pressure and can initiate build-up play. He most noticeably excels with long passes that can bypass pressing opponents and create 1v1 opportunities in wide areas." Seems like he will fit the system well
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| PatrickA London 15 Jun 24 10.29am |
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Looking at clips he is almost exclusively left footed.
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| doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 15 Jun 24 11.30am |
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Originally posted by PatrickA
Looking at clips he is almost exclusively left footed.
I suspect if Guehi doesn't extend then his playing in the Euros (and hopefully doing well) should result in several suitors and maximum value for us.
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