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Lanzo-Ad Flag Lanzarote 09 Feb 24 8.40am Send a Private Message to Lanzo-Ad Add Lanzo-Ad as a friend

I think we have to accept that, Sadly Michael Olise has played his last game for us, Thanks Roy, when his release clause is activated on July 1st he will leave, but only if he is fit, the worst scenario is he is injured again before he leaves, not going to be match fit for us this season.

 


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southnorwoodhill Flag 09 Feb 24 8.51am Send a Private Message to southnorwoodhill Add southnorwoodhill as a friend

Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad

I think we have to accept that, Sadly Michael Olise has played his last game for us, Thanks Roy, when his release clause is activated on July 1st he will leave, but only if he is fit, the worst scenario is he is injured again before he leaves, not going to be match fit for us this season.

It would all depend on his valuation and proof of lasting fitness.

 

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MrRobbo Flag Chaldon 09 Feb 24 8.57am Send a Private Message to MrRobbo Add MrRobbo as a friend

IMO if he doesn't get back on the pitch for us this season, I cant see that £50m clause getting triggered.

When fit and firing, we've got a £50-80m player on our hands.

But the fact that a usually ever present player has seemingly had a a recurrent hamstring injury would be a concern.

 

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eaglesdare Flag 09 Feb 24 9.04am Send a Private Message to eaglesdare Add eaglesdare as a friend

cant see anyone spendng 50+ on an injury prone player. I reckon we get one more season out of him.

 

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Canterbury Palace Flag Whitstable 09 Feb 24 9.16am Send a Private Message to Canterbury Palace Add Canterbury Palace as a friend

He hasn't played his last game for us, prognosis is a couple of months isn't it? Don't play our last game until May 19th.

Plus we know Roy will rush him back as early as possible. I reckon he's back for Bournemouth on the 2nd of April.

Don't reckon this puts other clubs off though, would have thought clubs with a sensible manager and functioning medical department would fancy their chance of not breaking him.

 


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palaceexile Flag hastings 09 Feb 24 9.40am Send a Private Message to palaceexile Add palaceexile as a friend

Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad

I think we have to accept that, Sadly Michael Olise has played his last game for us, Thanks Roy, when his release clause is activated on July 1st he will leave, but only if he is fit, the worst scenario is he is injured again before he leaves, not going to be match fit for us this season.

Seems very unfair to me for people to keep blaming Roy for bringing Olise on against Brighton. The player was deemed fit by the medical staff, otherwise he wouldn't have been on the bench. As far as the manager was concerned, therefore, he was OK to play (and I suspect that if he hadn't brought him on, critics would have complained about his timid tactics)

Edited by palaceexile (09 Feb 2024 9.41am)

 

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PatrickA Flag London 09 Feb 24 9.48am Send a Private Message to PatrickA Add PatrickA as a friend

Whilst what you say may seem fair, it still begs the question why bring him on when 3-0 down?
I'm not saying this in hindsight.
I was at the game and the people I was with were all scratching our heads when Olise was brought on.
The game was gone.

Originally posted by palaceexile

Seems very unfair to me for people to keep blaming Roy for bringing Olise on against Brighton. The player was deemed fit by the medical staff, otherwise he wouldn't have been on the bench. As far as the manager was concerned, therefore, he was OK to play (and I suspect that if he hadn't brought him on, critics would have complained about his timid tactics)

Edited by palaceexile (09 Feb 2024 9.41am)

 

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Skip Flag 09 Feb 24 9.58am Send a Private Message to Skip Add Skip as a friend

This recent injury setback lands squarely at the feet of Hodgson. He claims he doesn't benefit from hindsight, when a bit of common sense would have been all that was required. Why risk your best player when you're 3-0 at halftime ? I doubt he was properly warmed up and he ends up sprinting for a loose ball that what was a lost cause and pulls up. If anything he should have been told to get showered at halftime and to forget about the 2nd half. I haven't read or heard one single Palace fan who thinks it was worth the risk.

 

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eaglesdare Flag 09 Feb 24 10.10am Send a Private Message to eaglesdare Add eaglesdare as a friend

Roy also did say that he could have gotten injured in trainning the the next day. which is true.

Sure eze did his achilles in training. It can happen anywhere. I have rolled my ankle simply crossing the road.

 

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fish mitten Flag Chelmsford 09 Feb 24 10.11am Send a Private Message to fish mitten Add fish mitten as a friend

It seems some people just want to blame Hodgson for everything. Wrong for bringing him on, but would have been wrong if he didn't. Especially once we had got it back to 1-3.
The major problem is not Olise's injury, it's the lack of suitable options from the bench and the fact we are reliant upon the mercurial talents of two injury prone players. For that blame SP and the board. They are totally responsible for the entire mess of this season.
Roy is the scapegoat, hung out to dry as he is the only one that we can blame and sacking him is the only thing that can be done to change it. I suspect we will do that (eventually) and watch ourselves tumble out the league as a new manager will be bound by the same ineffective attacking options.
As for Olise. Will be a big question mark over his fitness, he will have missed 3/4 of the season. Man Utd or Chelsea may just be desperate enough to spend vast amounts of money on him to appease the fans. And I feel very sorry if he goes to either of those basket case clubs.
Still I don't suppose he'll fancy plying his trade in the championship either or even hang around if we do stay up and the board show the complete lack of ambition again.
I think SP and the board have completely thrown away all the good work that has been done over the last 10 seasons.
Supporters, potential managers and the media have rumbled our lack of ambition and I suspect we are in the situation where next season we will need to rip up and start again, whatever division we are in.

 

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doi209 Flag Fighting for the weak and innocent... 09 Feb 24 10.32am Send a Private Message to doi209 Add doi209 as a friend

Originally posted by Skip

This recent injury setback lands squarely at the feet of Hodgson. He claims he doesn't benefit from hindsight, when a bit of common sense would have been all that was required. Why risk your best player when you're 3-0 at halftime ? I doubt he was properly warmed up and he ends up sprinting for a loose ball that what was a lost cause and pulls up. If anything he should have been told to get showered at halftime and to forget about the 2nd half. I haven't read or heard one single Palace fan who thinks it was worth the risk.

Being pedantic, we all benefit from hindsight. It's foresight we don't have.

 

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Lanzo-Ad Flag Lanzarote 09 Feb 24 11.19am Send a Private Message to Lanzo-Ad Add Lanzo-Ad as a friend

Originally posted by MrRobbo

IMO if he doesn't get back on the pitch for us this season, I cant see that £50m clause getting triggered.

When fit and firing, we've got a £50-80m player on our hands.

But the fact that a usually ever present player has seemingly had a a recurrent hamstring injury would be a concern.

His Release clause was quoted at 60m, and if he is fit on July 1st i can see 4 or 5 clubs willing to pay that.

 


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