Despite his high levels of cv fitness warhurst was also an asthma sufferer much like Paul scholes. He was much loved at boundary park and was actually first used up front at hillsborough when our very own Mark Bright got injured in the 92 season. He followed our own cookie Coleman in being a very effective emergency striker. Another I think was Marshall at Oldham around the same era who was chucked up front from centre half to be an effective auxiliary striker often in epic cup runs. Oh they were the days.... However Klopp at the moment seems to be returning to this tactic with the signing of their new striker Caulker.....

I remember the visits of Bolton in the 70s with the legend that is Barry Siddall in goal. Those where the days when football players were proper working class men.

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

Cham, Sanogo, Bendtner?

Does anyone else see a pattern emerging?

I predict in the next transfer window we either sign Eduardo Da Silva or Sylvain Wiltord!

The future's bright, the future's Palace.

bring back calvin andrews

Sometimes I set out for Ludlow
Sometimes I end up in Chepstow

Matterface and Bunce taking the p*ss out of us on Talksport for showing interest in two of the biggest egos in football. Saying that we'll need to increase the size of the changing rooms. We're turning into a laughing stock.

Only because people actually believe this shyte...just how many players have we been linked with in the past few seasons and HOW MANY have actually been true?

Its silly season, agents trying to manoeuvre deals for their clients as well as desperate journos making shyte up to fill column inches.

As someone else said Parish is in charge of the Finances and if they don't fit with the clubs wage structure or are vastly better than what we already have then there will be no deal.

Chillaxxxxx

The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World