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skatman 05 Apr 14 9.46am
Quote Willo at 05 Apr 2014 9.31am Quote Happiness Stan at 05 Apr 2014 9.23am Wilf is a premiership class player, that is suffering from appalling management from moyes Why do you believe it is "Appalling management" by Moyes ? I'm guessing, because the management he's recieved from Moyes has been clearly appaling and that's putting it nicely. Moyes has been nothing shirt of appaling for Utd since he got there, you don't need to be a football know it all to work that out.
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skatman

05 Apr 14 9.46am

Quote Willo at 05 Apr 2014 9.31am

Quote Happiness Stan at 05 Apr 2014 9.23am

Wilf is a premiership class player, that is suffering from appalling management from moyes

Why do you believe it is "Appalling management" by Moyes ?

I'm guessing, because the management he's recieved from Moyes has been clearly appaling and that's putting it nicely.

Moyes has been nothing shirt of appaling for Utd since he got there, you don't need to be a football know it all to work that out.

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ambrose7 Croydon 05 Apr 14 10.00am
Zaha spent January - April last season playing as if he couldn't give a damn (granted, there were murmurings of him carrying an injury) and that was against Championship defenders. Hopefully today, when he genuinely doesn't give a damn and is up against Ward and Mariappa, he'll remain very quiet. 26th January 2010 - Enter Administration 2nd May 2010 - D-Day 1 - Survival at Hillsborough 1st June 2010 - D-Day 2 - Survival at Lloyds 7th June 2010 - CPFC2010 exchange contracts.
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Croydon 05 Apr 14 10.00am

Zaha spent January - April last season playing as if he couldn't give a damn (granted, there were murmurings of him carrying an injury) and that was against Championship defenders. Hopefully today, when he genuinely doesn't give a damn and is up against Ward and Mariappa, he'll remain very quiet.

26th January 2010 - Enter Administration
2nd May 2010 - D-Day 1 - Survival at Hillsborough
1st June 2010 - D-Day 2 - Survival at Lloyds
7th June 2010 - CPFC2010 exchange contracts.

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slubglurge welling 05 Apr 14 10.00am
This could backfire on Solskjaer.To gee a player up when facing his old club often works when the player left in acrimonious circumstances and the player feels he needs to gain some sort of revenge but Wilf left us with huge love and affection and may not have the motivation to perform. Our fans should chant his name and get him emotional to take away the fire in his belly, mind you the first tackle from Wardy should do the trick.
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welling 05 Apr 14 10.00am

This could backfire on Solskjaer.To gee a player up when facing his old club often works when the player left in acrimonious circumstances and the player feels he needs to gain some sort of revenge but Wilf left us with huge love and affection and may not have the motivation to perform. Our fans should chant his name and get him emotional to take away the fire in his belly, mind you the first tackle from Wardy should do the trick.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Apr 14 10.04am
Quote skatman at 05 Apr 2014 9.46am I'm guessing, because the management he's recieved from Moyes has been clearly appaling In what sense ? Be interested to know WHY you believe that the management has been so appalling.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Apr 14 10.04am

Quote skatman at 05 Apr 2014 9.46am

I'm guessing, because the management he's recieved from Moyes has been clearly appaling

In what sense ?
Be interested to know WHY you believe that the management has been so appalling.

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jamiemartin721 Reading 05 Apr 14 10.11am
I don't mind if Wilf has a blinding game, and even scores a couple, provided that we win. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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jamiemartin721

Reading 05 Apr 14 10.11am

I don't mind if Wilf has a blinding game, and even scores a couple, provided that we win.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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skatman 05 Apr 14 10.11am
Quote Willo at 05 Apr 2014 10.04am Quote skatman at 05 Apr 2014 9.46am I'm guessing, because the management he's recieved from Moyes has been clearly appaling In what sense ? Be interested to know WHY you believe that the management has been so appalling. Are you serious? The way he's been treated by Moyes has been disgusting. The form his midfielders were in, before the January transfer window was terrible, and Wilf never got a sniff. I don't know why I feel I need to tell you why the manager of arguably the biggest team in the world, who has taken them from champions to a mediocre mid table side, is doing a bad job.
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skatman

05 Apr 14 10.11am

Quote Willo at 05 Apr 2014 10.04am

Quote skatman at 05 Apr 2014 9.46am

I'm guessing, because the management he's recieved from Moyes has been clearly appaling

In what sense ?
Be interested to know WHY you believe that the management has been so appalling.

Are you serious?

The way he's been treated by Moyes has been disgusting. The form his midfielders were in, before the January transfer window was terrible, and Wilf never got a sniff.

I don't know why I feel I need to tell you why the manager of arguably the biggest team in the world, who has taken them from champions to a mediocre mid table side, is doing a bad job.

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Icepick Tony Chester 05 Apr 14 10.19am
Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 9.33am Quote RainhamEagle at 05 Apr 2014 9.28am Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 8.56am Zaha is a Championship player who had a couple of great games in significant matches for us last season. He'll be back where he belongs next season....with Cardiff. Jesus, you couldn't devalue his time here any more if you tried. I'm just being realistic. He's hardly set the Prem on fire in what little game time he's had. He'll always be a Palace hero but I think we did really well to sell him to Man U at such an inflated price. I think that's the point though, isn't it. After a very good pre-season he was frozen out and played no competitive football for 5 months. He's come into a relegation fight in a new team and under a new, inexperienced manager AND still got more assists than Bolasie in under 10 games. He is premiership class and if we stay up and can get him back in the summer for 1/2 what we sold him for it will be great business. "They got his own song 'He's just too good for you', it's quite unbelievable but when you see it and he's facing up someone - I actually feel sorry for them, 'Cos he actually is" - Ian Holloway
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Chester 05 Apr 14 10.19am

Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 9.33am

Quote RainhamEagle at 05 Apr 2014 9.28am

Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 8.56am

Zaha is a Championship player who had a couple of great games in significant matches for us last season. He'll be back where he belongs next season....with Cardiff.

Jesus, you couldn't devalue his time here any more if you tried.

I'm just being realistic. He's hardly set the Prem on fire in what little game time he's had. He'll always be a Palace hero but I think we did really well to sell him to Man U at such an inflated price.

I think that's the point though, isn't it. After a very good pre-season he was frozen out and played no competitive football for 5 months. He's come into a relegation fight in a new team and under a new, inexperienced manager AND still got more assists than Bolasie in under 10 games. He is premiership class and if we stay up and can get him back in the summer for 1/2 what we sold him for it will be great business.

"They got his own song 'He's just too good for you', it's quite unbelievable but when you see it and he's facing up someone - I actually feel sorry for them, 'Cos he actually is" - Ian Holloway

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Petereagle Brockley 05 Apr 14 10.26am
Quote Happiness Stan at 05 Apr 2014 9.23am Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 8.56am Zaha is a Championship player who had a couple of great games in significant matches for us last season. He'll be back where he belongs next season....with Cardiff. Bollocks. Wilf is a premiership class player, that is suffering from appalling management from moyes and possible personal issues. He needs to be at a club that understands him and let's him play - to be fair that's probably not a a Pulis team. I could see him rinsing it at a club like Southampton or Liverpool. Pulis does work well with wingers, witness the good form of Puncheon and Bolasie. And if Bolasie can do well in the PL, which I think he is, then he could do the same with Zaha
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Brockley 05 Apr 14 10.26am

Quote Happiness Stan at 05 Apr 2014 9.23am

Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 8.56am

Zaha is a Championship player who had a couple of great games in significant matches for us last season. He'll be back where he belongs next season....with Cardiff.

Bollocks. Wilf is a premiership class player, that is suffering from appalling management from moyes and possible personal issues. He needs to be at a club that understands him and let's him play - to be fair that's probably not a a Pulis team. I could see him rinsing it at a club like Southampton or Liverpool.

Pulis does work well with wingers, witness the good form of Puncheon and Bolasie. And if Bolasie can do well in the PL, which I think he is, then he could do the same with Zaha

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Apr 14 10.35am
Quote skatman at 05 Apr 2014 10.11am Are you serious? The way he's been treated by Moyes has been disgusting. I am deadly serious ! From the outside it would appear that Moyes, rightly or wrongly, just does not believe that Zaha is worthy of a place in his team, end of story.Like every manager he has to make decisions based on ability,form etc and all he has done has concluded that thus far Zaha is not up to the job. What is appalling or "Disgusting" about this ? You and others might question his judgement but all Moyes has done has made a decision like other managers do. Edited by Willo (05 Apr 2014 10.39am)
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Apr 14 10.35am

Quote skatman at 05 Apr 2014 10.11am

Are you serious?

The way he's been treated by Moyes has been disgusting.

I am deadly serious !

From the outside it would appear that Moyes, rightly or wrongly, just does not believe that Zaha is worthy of a place in his team, end of story.Like every manager he has to make decisions based on ability,form etc and all he has done has concluded that thus far Zaha is not up to the job. What is appalling or "Disgusting" about this ? You and others might question his judgement but all Moyes has done has made a decision like other managers do.

Edited by Willo (05 Apr 2014 10.39am)

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Apr 14 10.42am
Quote skatman at 05 Apr 2014 10.11am I don't know why I feel I need to tell you why the manager of arguably the biggest team in the world, who has taken them from champions to a mediocre mid table side, is doing a bad job. With respect, my sentiments relate to the selection of Zaha NOT the overall job that Moyes is doing at Man Utd.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Apr 14 10.42am

Quote skatman at 05 Apr 2014 10.11am

I don't know why I feel I need to tell you why the manager of arguably the biggest team in the world, who has taken them from champions to a mediocre mid table side, is doing a bad job.

With respect, my sentiments relate to the selection of Zaha NOT the overall job that Moyes is doing at Man Utd.

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Plane Bromley 05 Apr 14 10.54am
Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 9.33am Quote RainhamEagle at 05 Apr 2014 9.28am Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 8.56am Zaha is a Championship player who had a couple of great games in significant matches for us last season. He'll be back where he belongs next season....with Cardiff. Jesus, you couldn't devalue his time here any more if you tried. I'm just being realistic. He's hardly set the Prem on fire in what little game time he's had. He'll always be a Palace hero but I think we did really well to sell him to Man U at such an inflated price. No you're not. Wilf has 2 assists and a goal to his name in 9 appearances for Cardiff, a lot as a sub.
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Plane

Bromley 05 Apr 14 10.54am

Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 9.33am

Quote RainhamEagle at 05 Apr 2014 9.28am

Quote effingham at 05 Apr 2014 8.56am

Zaha is a Championship player who had a couple of great games in significant matches for us last season. He'll be back where he belongs next season....with Cardiff.

Jesus, you couldn't devalue his time here any more if you tried.

I'm just being realistic. He's hardly set the Prem on fire in what little game time he's had. He'll always be a Palace hero but I think we did really well to sell him to Man U at such an inflated price.

No you're not. Wilf has 2 assists and a goal to his name in 9 appearances for Cardiff, a lot as a sub.

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thebob Tatebayashi (from Croydon) 05 Apr 14 11.15am
For those of you disrespecting Wilfs talent... Have a word with yourself. I hope he gets a great cheer from the Palace, he grew up with us and learnt his trade here. I hope he has a good game, but trust that we have the kind of defence that he will have problems with. I don't mind if he celebrates in the unlikely event that he scores, but I think he has more class than that. Remember Joe Ledley is an old Cardiff player and has similar mixed emotions. Pity we aren't allowed to swap the pair just for this game! COYP.
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