If we get Fraser and Wilf doesn't show up, he should end up on the bench, which should be the quickest way to motivate him if he wants out in Jan 21.

I wonder if the answer is that we consider loaning Wilf out with a right to buy at £80 million. We get a loan fee and his wages Paid. He gets chance to impress a new club and get transfer he appears to want. We get the financial freedom to bring in other players and hopefully become less predictable. Plus there is a chance we will get the fee we want(need because of Man U clause)

My biggest hope is that he stays because without him we are going to be relegated for sure, unless the board spends more money than they ever have before.

Only Palace fans would be keen to sell their best ever player.
Other clubs are strengthening and we are going backwards.

I disagree. We showed last year that we can survive comfortably with a fairly mediocre Zaha. If we do get Fraser plus a couple of others (and a couple of decent loans), we should be OK irrespective of whether Wilf goes or stays.

He doesn't want to be here, and he has made that quite clear for the past 2 years now.

My equalibrium unbalanced me. Paul Draper Brighton 19/2/2018

Are you including his move to Man Utd( a big stage )where he failed, then went on loan to Cardiff. Then we took him back and gave him a chance to flourish.

Is that the Roy that has kept in the Premier with ease for the last 3 seasons with very squad investment.

Lombardo was the most talented player in the past 50 years to wear a Palace shirt.