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chelski Flag london 26 Sep 13 1.07pm Send a Private Message to chelski Add chelski as a friend

Been a few games now. Appreciate not a great start, but interested to know how you all feeling about being in the premiership. Does it live up to expectations? More exciting? Less exciting?
Also many last year spoke about how young Palace players have a chance there. It seems thats gone out the window. Appreciate your best one went to united (not playing though).Whats happened to your academy players? You bought 16 players right?? Jon Williams I know is injured now but he wasnt getting a starting place before his injury. Teams that tend to stay up in the prem are those that keep their core and their principles of playing.

 

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palace777 Flag belfast 26 Sep 13 1.31pm Send a Private Message to palace777 Add palace777 as a friend

love coverage.hate being 2nd bottom!!

 

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Stuk Flag Top half 26 Sep 13 1.31pm Send a Private Message to Stuk Add Stuk as a friend

Live up to our expectations? We've been here so knew what to expect.

Other than the Swansea game we've done alright and should have more to show for it.

Williams was the only academy product I realistically expected to be getting game time this season.

We are lacking defenders. Uninjured ones that is.

 


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Barcelona Based Fan Flag No longer Barcelona, now living in... 26 Sep 13 1.42pm Send a Private Message to Barcelona Based Fan Add Barcelona Based Fan as a friend

Keep the core that rich coming from a fan who's club wbo cleary bough their recent success.

Re prem I'd have been happy to start the season with the squad that got us promotion.

 


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Posted 23 February 2013 - 07:49 PM
I don't mind palace to be fair. Much better club than tinpot Charlton and Brighton

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redpalace91 Flag Bromley 26 Sep 13 2.22pm Send a Private Message to redpalace91 Add redpalace91 as a friend

I'll answer that question after I have been to Southampton. 3 points from 6 games ( probably 7 because we aren't going to win at Anfield) would not be an enjoyable start and things at the club could become very sour. We must get at least a point this weekend.

 

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Part Time James Flag 26 Sep 13 2.32pm Send a Private Message to Part Time James Add Part Time James as a friend

There are a lot of things I don't like about the Premiership. Last season I thought the Championship was genuinely more exciting than the Premiership. Obviously Palace being in the mix and not doing things the easy way made it all the more exciting for me, but I think it's probably fair to say it was also exciting because of just how close run things were.

Look at Bolton last season for example, close to the end they were still in the mix for relegation but still ended up a whisker away from the playoffs and that's because so there were so few points between the top and bottom clubs.

However, I am of the opinion that most people always want their club to be in the top league and to be making genuine forward progress. Regardless of whether we stay up or go down this year, I think the foundation the board are trying to lay down with the promotion we scraped, will pave the way for a stronger future for CPFC and if they do it right we could become an established bottom half of the Premier League team with a better ground and training facilities.

So for all of the negatives of the Premiership, I am still glad we went up.

 




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chelski Flag london 26 Sep 13 2.36pm Send a Private Message to chelski Add chelski as a friend

Quote Barcelona Based Fan at 26 Sep 2013 1.42pm

Keep the core that rich coming from a fan who's club wbo cleary bough their recent success.

Re prem I'd have been happy to start the season with the squad that got us promotion.

Actually our success came from a core of players (Terry, Lampard, Cole, Cech and Drogba). You miss the point. I never said the core had to be 'home grown'. I just was making the point that the teams that tend to stay up keep their core e,g, Stoke, Swansea.
In terms of buying success. Please name a team in this country that has not bought success? Wasn't your whole squad last week all bought?


 

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chelski Flag london 26 Sep 13 2.39pm Send a Private Message to chelski Add chelski as a friend

Quote Part Time James at 26 Sep 2013 2.32pm

There are a lot of things I don't like about the Premiership. Last season I thought the Championship was genuinely more exciting than the Premiership. Obviously Palace being in the mix and not doing things the easy way made it all the more exciting for me, but I think it's probably fair to say it was also exciting because of just how close run things were.

Look at Bolton last season for example, close to the end they were still in the mix for relegation but still ended up a whisker away from the playoffs and that's because so there were so few points between the top and bottom clubs.

However, I am of the opinion that most people always want their club to be in the top league and to be making genuine forward progress. Regardless of whether we stay up or go down this year, I think the foundation the board are trying to lay down with the promotion we scraped, will pave the way for a stronger future for CPFC and if they do it right we could become an established bottom half of the Premier League team with a better ground and training facilities.

So for all of the negatives of the Premiership, I am still glad we went up.


Yeah I can see your point here. Of course the fact your board seems much brighter than the last lot helps. The money you make can be invested to develop the club as a whole. In terms of excitement - I dont think you can beat the emotions generated at the back end of the season when games become much more significant. I mean no one can deny the amazing tension and enjoyment brought about by City winning the league a couple of season a go.

 

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Part Time James Flag 26 Sep 13 3.43pm Send a Private Message to Part Time James Add Part Time James as a friend

Quote chelski at 26 Sep 2013 2.39pm

Quote Part Time James at 26 Sep 2013 2.32pm

There are a lot of things I don't like about the Premiership. Last season I thought the Championship was genuinely more exciting than the Premiership. Obviously Palace being in the mix and not doing things the easy way made it all the more exciting for me, but I think it's probably fair to say it was also exciting because of just how close run things were.

Look at Bolton last season for example, close to the end they were still in the mix for relegation but still ended up a whisker away from the playoffs and that's because so there were so few points between the top and bottom clubs.

However, I am of the opinion that most people always want their club to be in the top league and to be making genuine forward progress. Regardless of whether we stay up or go down this year, I think the foundation the board are trying to lay down with the promotion we scraped, will pave the way for a stronger future for CPFC and if they do it right we could become an established bottom half of the Premier League team with a better ground and training facilities.

So for all of the negatives of the Premiership, I am still glad we went up.


Yeah I can see your point here. Of course the fact your board seems much brighter than the last lot helps. The money you make can be invested to develop the club as a whole. In terms of excitement - I dont think you can beat the emotions generated at the back end of the season when games become much more significant. I mean no one can deny the amazing tension and enjoyment brought about by City winning the league a couple of season a go.


Yeah, you could be right. I suppose I was a little detatched from the Premier League at times given that I had my eye on the Championship, so to compare the two leagues may have been wrong of me. I think I am comparing the Championship last year with the Premier League this year, which, as you say, will hot up more at the end of the season.

 




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braunstoneagle Flag the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 26 Sep 13 3.56pm Send a Private Message to braunstoneagle Add braunstoneagle as a friend

im glad we went up for the sake of "the club"

but personally i dont like the premierhsip...and will be happier if we are in the champo next season again.

 


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Kermit8 Flag Hevon 26 Sep 13 8.49pm Send a Private Message to Kermit8 Add Kermit8 as a friend

Love the money but it's all a bit soul destroying tbh. 15 new players, strange kick off times, knowing it's not even half a level playing field unlike The Championship, the inevitable slagging off on MotM, the frustration which we will all feel with being in the bottom 6 all season, the gulf in class, the cynicism, etc

It's a fvcking horrible league.

 


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Ali_Campbell Flag New Addington 26 Sep 13 8.58pm Send a Private Message to Ali_Campbell Add Ali_Campbell as a friend

I love it to be honest. We wouldn't have stood a chance in the championship this season. If Bolton r finding it tough and we could hardly convince the best players to come in and we r a prem team would have been 10 times harder if we were in a lesser league with lesser players. We need to survive a couple of years and our academy will start to show through. Gates r up, shirt sales r up....Enjoy this because we all no that being a palace fan we have some dark DARK days to come!

 

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