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CRYSTAL PALACE HAVE SCORED A GOAL
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Looking forward to MOTDkinveachyaddick said:Millwall and West Ham losing at home to late goals too
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Their main problem apart from missing Zaha seems to be having full backs who cannot or won't defend..0
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Such a one man team Palace. It's extraordinary how poor they are without Zaha1
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They haven't won a game without him since September 2016 - against Sunderlandkillerandflash said:Such a one man team Palace. It's extraordinary how poor they are without Zaha
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Let's hope he stays injured then.1
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Is that shathimself?5
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It's got to the stage where they simply don't believe they can win without himAddickted said:
They haven't won a game without him since September 2016 - against Sunderlandkillerandflash said:Such a one man team Palace. It's extraordinary how poor they are without Zaha
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cardiff, west ham and palace to go down would be nice.6
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Tears rolling down my leg as I read thatEastStand said:4 -
Since the start of last season
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As Bob Marley would sing
No Zaha no points, no Zaha no points6 -
Is there a stat to show how many penalties they got in the games he played?0
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Just shows that its handy to have a diving cheating cnut in the team.1
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Wilfried Zaha is to make "a substantial financial contribution" to help subsidise Crystal Palace Ladies.
The Palace winger's gesture follows reports of the club's reserve team being told to come up with £250 each in sponsorship or risk being let go.
Palace Ladies, who play in the second-tier Women's Championship, said the Guardian's report was "inaccurate".
The club said it was "grateful" to Zaha, 25, who in August signed a new deal worth a reported £130,000 a week.
"Everyone knows what Crystal Palace means to Wilf and he wants to give the same opportunities to the next generation of aspiring players at Palace Ladies that he enjoyed when coming up through junior teams," a Crystal Palace Ladies statement read.
It added: "We encourage players to seek personal sponsorship to help raise the club's profile and build links with the business community, but it is not a condition of playing for Palace Ladies.
"Our senior squad currently consists of 21 players, all of whom are contracted to Palace Ladies and either receive a wage or are paid expenses.
"All our other teams operate on an amateur basis and, as with any grass-roots membership club, players pay an annual subscription fee. To help the development of our reserve team players, we have heavily subsidised their annual membership fees.
"We are grateful for Wilf's support and for the ongoing support of Crystal Palace Football Club and Utilita Energy, which enables our senior team to play in the FA Women's Championship."
I know he can afford to...........but it's not something he had to do and it's still a great gesture from him. He's still a diving c*nt though.3 -
Even more interesting is the fact that it sounds like he was the only one in the first team squad that was willing to contribute (at least publically)
Even somewhere like Palace (whom I am assuming are not big payers by Man City & Man Utd standards), I imagine the average wage in the 1st XI would be around $50K per week.
If all 25 players in the PL squad chipped in with a half a week’s wages, then that would have generated over $625,000 for the ladies team!
Rather reminds of 2013, when Gazza needed rehab (again), and the England squad at the time managed to scrape together around $40K to help him out, and send him to the states.
Not saying that those lads owed Gazza anything personally, but in my own humble opinion had it not been for Gazza in 1990, we wouldn’t be anywhere near where we are with football today in terms of revenue etc.
So those England players more than likely owe Gazza a lot more, than they possibly realised at the time.
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That is crazyCallumcafc said:Since the start of last season
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At least seven of them are on £80k a week or more and three of them are on over £100k a week.Brown Bear said:
Even somewhere like Palace (whom I am assuming are not big payers by Man City & Man Utd standards), I imagine the average wage in the 1st XI would be around $50K per week.
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The holmesdale ultra statement is probably the most Nigel thing they have done.
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Lol just wowFriend Or Defoe said:The holmesdale ultra statement is probably the most Nigel thing they have done.
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World class support?
World class twats.2 -
embarrassment of a club it wont be long but i think they will survive this season too much shit in that league and that cnut hodgson does a decent job.1
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Pure passion there from a 15 year old nerd surrounded by his homemade Ultras banners.
Takes me back to our days of "You'll never stop the F block" ringing out at the last home game of the season0 -
Sounds like someone was a bit pissed up when they did that. And we all thought Roland's Rant was bad {...}0
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they should have enough... hopefully this is me giving them the kiss of death but the only way i can see them involved if Zaha has a serious injury!0
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"by teams copying the Palace model" - Must've missed the part where Palace invented football fans singing at games.
"shook up the premier league" - highest ever finish of 10th!5 -
Fucking hell. They genuinely don't know that they're a laughing stock of all proper football fans do they.0
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Up there with ‘Team of the 80s’Chris_from_Sidcup said:"by teams copying the Palace model" - Must've missed the part where Palace invented football fans singing at games.
"shook up the premier league" - highest ever finish of 10th!3
