I really think we miss them not just because i think they could have still played a part on the pitch, but because of their character and determination. We have some outstanding individual talents now, way above the players that Jedi and Glenn played with when they first joined the club, but some of our renowned spirit and never say die attitude that we had was exemplified by these two. To all those who still support Pardew, just remember it was him that changed our whole philosophy, what made us the team that could come back from 3-0 down against Liverpool with 10 minutes left to draw a game. Yes we have more quality now, but we could have kept these two for at least another year. Big Sam would have loved them. We simply lack leaders on the pitch

Those stats are weird we do not win in the Prem
Unless Puncheon plays.

Palace 13th 2017/18.

He hasn't played for A.Villa in the last few games - don't know if this is because of injury or not.

In my humble estimation he is not PL level at this stage of his career.But of course there will be those who fervently disagree with me.Opinions, opinions !

Edited by Willo (06 Feb 2017 11.03pm)

How's that massive £4 million made from Jedinak working out for us? Bloody marvelously.

£4 million is virtually nothing in this market, I was astonished how anybody at the time thought that it was a good piece of business, especially with players like Ledley and Mutch still at the club.

Jedi I agree also think he is any phrase on Ledley football wise. Murray we don't miss, he was never a big character on the pitch and definitely wasn't a leader. He would moan and get frustrated if he said anything at all.

I have banged on about Jedi for ages but I think some people are missing the point about him.
Would he have played every game if he stayed - no.
Should he have played every game - no.
People talk about not replacing him - true - but whilst we didn't replace his position you cannot replace him, his character or his love for CPFC.
He went through a lot with the Club and he got it, got us and if he was still here now he would have been instrumental in sorting things out on and off the field - you don't have to play every week to have an effect on the team.
Jedinak being sold by Pardew was Pardews downfall because with him at the club Pardew would probably still have a job but Pardew did not want him and did not like him - goodness knows why but that is the case.
This team is missing a rudder - it's in Birmingham1