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JRW2 Dulwich 07 Feb 22 2.29pm
Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer There's no doubt he is a special player and we did well to get him from Reading, but I do agree with Vince and Syd on here that he does appear surly when he's interviewed and when he scores. He just doesn't bother to try to inject interest into the low quality of post-match questioning. Examples from yesterday: Did you enjoy yourself? You must be delighted with the ball (that you delivered for the first goal) What in particular did you like about your goal? You're really playing your part in the FA Cup this season. Do you think you're making big strides? I still cherish the memory of Brian Clough telling one interviewer, "When you've got a sensible question to ask, I'll answer it."
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Dulwich 07 Feb 22 2.29pm

Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer

There's no doubt he is a special player and we did well to get him from Reading, but I do agree with Vince and Syd on here that he does appear surly when he's interviewed and when he scores.

He just doesn't bother to try to inject interest into the low quality of post-match questioning. Examples from yesterday:

Did you enjoy yourself?
You must be delighted with the ball (that you delivered for the first goal)
What in particular did you like about your goal?
You're really playing your part in the FA Cup this season.
Do you think you're making big strides?

I still cherish the memory of Brian Clough telling one interviewer, "When you've got a sensible question to ask, I'll answer it."

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thai-eagle chiang mai 07 Feb 22 2.40pm
His contribution to Gallagher's goal vs Man City told everything you need to know about Olise's talent. The way he so nonchalant planted the ball on a plate for CG to score our 2nd goal at Ethiad. 8 mill. must be the steal of the season.
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chiang mai 07 Feb 22 2.40pm

His contribution to Gallagher's goal vs Man City told everything you need to know about Olise's talent. The way he so nonchalant planted the ball on a plate for CG to score our 2nd goal at Ethiad.
8 mill. must be the steal of the season.

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 07 Feb 22 2.45pm
Originally posted by JRW2 He just doesn't bother to try to inject interest into the low quality of post-match questioning. Examples from yesterday: Did you enjoy yourself? You must be delighted with the ball (that you delivered for the first goal) What in particular did you like about your goal? You're really playing your part in the FA Cup this season. Do you think you're making big strides? I still cherish the memory of Brian Clough telling one interviewer, "When you've got a sensible question to ask, I'll answer it." It was exactly the same after the Millwall game - a series of inane closed end questions to which Olise could (and mostly did) answer 'yes' or 'no'.
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Too far from Selhurst Park 07 Feb 22 2.45pm

Originally posted by JRW2

He just doesn't bother to try to inject interest into the low quality of post-match questioning. Examples from yesterday:

I still cherish the memory of Brian Clough telling one interviewer, "When you've got a sensible question to ask, I'll answer it."

It was exactly the same after the Millwall game - a series of inane closed end questions to which Olise could (and mostly did) answer 'yes' or 'no'.

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madcap_v2 SE25 / Ibiza 07 Feb 22 2.51pm
Love watching Michael play and he is an absolute steal at £8m. Vieira will now have a bit of a selection headache when Olise, Wilf, Ayew, Eze, Gallagher are all fit La la la your mum
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SE25 / Ibiza 07 Feb 22 2.51pm

Love watching Michael play and he is an absolute steal at £8m.
Vieira will now have a bit of a selection headache when Olise, Wilf, Ayew, Eze, Gallagher are all fit

La la la your mum

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topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 07 Feb 22 3.08pm
Originally posted by eagleman13 Indeed it has POG, c'mon peeps get voting . . . [Link] His first touch was great but it was quite a simple goal. The Armstrong one is the best of the bunch. It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.
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Holmesdale / Surbiton 07 Feb 22 3.08pm

Originally posted by eagleman13

Indeed it has POG, c'mon peeps get voting . . . [Link]

His first touch was great but it was quite a simple goal. The Armstrong one is the best of the bunch.

It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

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Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 07 Feb 22 3.20pm
Originally posted by eagleman13 Indeed it has POG, c'mon peeps get voting . . . [Link] Yep, eagleman, I have voted for it, but I must say that Armstrong's goal, which is top of their poll at the moment, is a cracker. Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.
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Originally posted by eagleman13

Indeed it has POG, c'mon peeps get voting . . . [Link]

Yep, eagleman, I have voted for it, but I must say that Armstrong's goal, which is top of their poll at the moment, is a cracker.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

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CT Charlie 07 Feb 22 3.32pm
He is a wonderful talent. I'm glad that Vieira is doing his best to manage expectations from fans and the press. Although high quality, four of his goals and assists have come against Millwall and Hartlepool, right? Still, he's clearly a fine young player, whom we're lucky to have signed to a long term deal. Now if only we could find clarity about how to pronounce his name properly! All the announcers say uh-LEE-say, but my schoolboy French suggests it should be uh-LEEZ. I keep listening for Vieira's pronunciation, but so far no luck.
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07 Feb 22 3.32pm

He is a wonderful talent. I'm glad that Vieira is doing his best to manage expectations from fans and the press. Although high quality, four of his goals and assists have come against Millwall and Hartlepool, right? Still, he's clearly a fine young player, whom we're lucky to have signed to a long term deal.

Now if only we could find clarity about how to pronounce his name properly! All the announcers say uh-LEE-say, but my schoolboy French suggests it should be uh-LEEZ. I keep listening for Vieira's pronunciation, but so far no luck.

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Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 07 Feb 22 3.36pm
Originally posted by JRW2 He just doesn't bother to try to inject interest into the low quality of post-match questioning. Examples from yesterday: Did you enjoy yourself? You must be delighted with the ball (that you delivered for the first goal) What in particular did you like about your goal? You're really playing your part in the FA Cup this season. Do you think you're making big strides? I still cherish the memory of Brian Clough telling one interviewer, "When you've got a sensible question to ask, I'll answer it." Well JRW2, I agree with your response to the point I was making about his sad countenance (blimey, I'm sounding like Willo) the questions put to him were indeed inane. So, as you say perhaps he just doesn't tolerate fools gladly. Mind you, inane interviewer's questions in general would make a good topic for a thread! Someone's relative has just died so "How do you feel?" A89M reminds us about his reaction to Gallagher's winning goal against City, and I do indeed remember his exuberant celebration. Anyway, fact is, we're all thrilled that Michael Olise is a Palace player. Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.
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Midhurst 07 Feb 22 3.36pm

Originally posted by JRW2

He just doesn't bother to try to inject interest into the low quality of post-match questioning. Examples from yesterday:

I still cherish the memory of Brian Clough telling one interviewer, "When you've got a sensible question to ask, I'll answer it."

Well JRW2, I agree with your response to the point I was making about his sad countenance (blimey, I'm sounding like Willo) the questions put to him were indeed inane. So, as you say perhaps he just doesn't tolerate fools gladly.

Mind you, inane interviewer's questions in general would make a good topic for a thread! Someone's relative has just died so "How do you feel?"

A89M reminds us about his reaction to Gallagher's winning goal against City, and I do indeed remember his exuberant celebration.

Anyway, fact is, we're all thrilled that Michael Olise is a Palace player.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

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Goal Machine The Cronx 07 Feb 22 3.53pm
Originally posted by JRW2 He just doesn't bother to try to inject interest into the low quality of post-match questioning. Examples from yesterday: Did you enjoy yourself? You must be delighted with the ball (that you delivered for the first goal) What in particular did you like about your goal? You're really playing your part in the FA Cup this season. Do you think you're making big strides? I still cherish the memory of Brian Clough telling one interviewer, "When you've got a sensible question to ask, I'll answer it." He's incredibly miserable which doesn't make me warm to him as a personality - he's like the polar opposite of Bolasie who couldn't stop smiling. Got to agree to an extent with the quality of the interviewers questions. He's a young lad, probably nervous in front of a camera so should be asked simple open questions. Needs some media training. Needs to work on his defensive game. He's looking promising but is not yet the finished article. Would select Olise and Ayew over Wilf currently.
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The Cronx 07 Feb 22 3.53pm

Originally posted by JRW2

He just doesn't bother to try to inject interest into the low quality of post-match questioning. Examples from yesterday:

I still cherish the memory of Brian Clough telling one interviewer, "When you've got a sensible question to ask, I'll answer it."

He's incredibly miserable which doesn't make me warm to him as a personality - he's like the polar opposite of Bolasie who couldn't stop smiling.

Got to agree to an extent with the quality of the interviewers questions. He's a young lad, probably nervous in front of a camera so should be asked simple open questions. Needs some media training.

Needs to work on his defensive game. He's looking promising but is not yet the finished article. Would select Olise and Ayew over Wilf currently.

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 07 Feb 22 4.42pm
Originally posted by topcat His first touch was great but it was quite a simple goal. The Armstrong one is the best of the bunch. Have to agree I'm afraid - a stunning strike.
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doombear

Too far from Selhurst Park 07 Feb 22 4.42pm

Originally posted by topcat

His first touch was great but it was quite a simple goal. The Armstrong one is the best of the bunch.

Have to agree I'm afraid - a stunning strike.

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mars Folkestone 07 Feb 22 5.42pm
A special talent!! Well done CPFC scouts and Dougie! Zaha may struggle for a starting place which is surprising but also a great testament to our squad. SP & PV congratulations
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mars

Folkestone 07 Feb 22 5.42pm

A special talent!!
Well done CPFC scouts and Dougie!
Zaha may struggle for a starting place which is surprising but also a great testament to our squad.
SP & PV congratulations

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dreamwaverider London 07 Feb 22 6.05pm
Personally I love his interviews. So refreshing to the usual stereotyped answers. Same with how he reacts to scoring. He appears to put his performance and the team ahead. That’s what is important to him and us.
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London 07 Feb 22 6.05pm

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Personally I love his interviews. So refreshing to the usual stereotyped answers. Same with how he reacts to scoring.
He appears to put his performance and the team ahead. That’s what is important to him and us.

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