im a bit worried.

we started out looking at jenkinson & evra one on loan and one on a reasonbly short deal but both would be classed as low rosk signings.

for whatever reason neither has signed now were looking at signing PVA for lets say 10m prob 40/50k a week and possibly chris samba who would be on reasonable wages i presume.

weve signed schlupp who is a wing back, and PVA is also a wing back.

i think i would rather we kept our cash in the bank and work with what weve got rather than throw good money after bad just for the sake of making signings.

im worried were goig down the wrong route here.

I'm pretty certain that Schlupp is a left winger who has played as a stop gap left back whereas PVA is an out and out left back.

I actually think they compliment each other quite well, two natural left footers both can attack and therefore if PVA overlaps, Schlupp can drop back with ease and vice versa.

For once, we will have a strong left side with two natural left footers and both lightening quick.

I'm not suggesting either of them are world beaters, but good signings for a club of our stature.

The new QPR. I'd suggest that this is Americans first meaningful contribution. They will have heaped the pressure on Parish to make a decision on Pardew, now we have a new manager they are having to back up whatever he wants...even though we have a list of players injured as long as the nile who are still being paid, we're not exactly trying to be shrewd. The wrong idea indeed, certainly doesn't feel very crystal palace at the moment, although given the change in manager it's probably a necessary evil we've got to accept...and if the cash is there...just doesn't feel very united at then moment.

Edited by rawpalace05 (25 Jan 2017 1.49pm)

The new QPR. I'd suggest that this is Americans first meaningful contribution. [1] They will have heaped the pressure on Parish to make a decision on Pardew, now we have a new manager they are having to back up whatever he wants...even though [2] we have a list of players injured as long as the nile who are still being paid, we're not exactly trying to be shrewd. The wrong idea indeed, [3] certainly doesn't feel very crystal palace at the moment, although given the change in manager it's probably a necessary evil we've got to accept...and if the cash is there...just doesn't feel very united at then moment.

1) not working out so well so far is it?
2) we have 8 injuries in total I believe, competition for places makes a huge difference
3) throwing silly money at bang average players

Clear enough for you?

I begrudge one thing from Mr Parish and one thing only;letting external investment monopolies decisions (I don't care if he says he's in control of daily running's, money talks)

1) not working out so well so far is it?
2) we have 8 injuries in total I believe, competition for places makes a huge difference
3) throwing silly money at bang average players

Clear enough for you?

I begrudge one thing from Mr Parish and one thing only;letting external investment monopolies decisions (I don't care if he says he's in control of daily running's, money talks)