Tommy G

Who hasn't scored for ages but is due a goal for Palace? Someome like Will Hughes will pop up with a goal I'm sure of it.

He needs to be pushed but if he does it won't be until the end of the season, if we go down again I'm not sure how Top can show his face at the KP without some kind of shake up in his boardroom. If he gets rid of both it will be reasonably expensive and the replacements more so - I think Susan Whelan is operating below market rate for a PL CEO. Neither John or Susan would leave on their own accord, kissing good bye to a juicy settlement agreement is financial suicide, no-one else in their right mind on here could say they would walk away from that either. So, down to you Top.

Better example actually

He isn't. He last played for England 5 years ago. Similar to saying Patrick Bamfords an England international because he played a few times years ago!

Can we pin this so the posters in this thread who seem to comment constantly about a breach can process it slowly and digest it and think before they type rubbish.

Far right you mean. I'd say Im centre right and couldn't think of anything worse than siding with the US rather than the EU. I was firmly in the remain camp too.

Just needs a loan move. Right team was picked yesterday as we needed a win after 5L on the bounce. Get him out to a top half Lg1 club and see what he can do. Braybook was the next big thing too and he’s unfortunately not managed to do anything at Dundee who are muck - not really sure what’s going on there either.

The Anchor in Burbage is full of Deano’s especially on Saturday, despite being a 2 minute walk I avoid at all costs.

Now I know what Deano means I’d put the dovecote and Narb Arms up there - both terrible “village pubs”

Did you used to sit on the grass?

Du Du Du come on and the do the Monga

I know nooooothing

Fair points and hopefully he comes through - we needs points on the board

They can meet all they like but it will depend on what Ukraine want to conced as part of a deal. It needs to stop for all involved, first and foremost with the death toll of innocent people, and it's also costing everyone a ****ing fortune.

What's Deano crowd? Is it a Leicester term? Either that, or at 36, I'm losing grip of what stuf means these days.

All the best Izzy

We shouldn't of kept Cooper but I'm struggling to see the improvement? We were never battered under Cooper, we've been battered by Wolves (at home) and Newcastle - shipped goals for fun. Granted some of that is down to personnel and Mads being injured, but please put it in black and white where the improvement is - we are now in the relegation zone and had 5 defeats on the bounce. Don't worry Leicester didn't stay up but they ''improved'' This isn't a pop at you, I just don't get it

Yes its the PL rules and not the clubs fault tbh

At 16 they will follow the money? Why would you stay here when you could quadruple your money elsewhre at a Liverpool or City?

So nothing to do with inflation in the UK increasing or the fact the economy has contracted for 2 months in a row (first time since 2020) . I don't think it's overreacting to guilt markets either, 10 year bond at the highest level since 2008 and a 30 year bond at the highest level since 1998? This isn't ''gilt markets doing gilt market things'' If in doubt blame Trump - not that he was in power during the periods stated above....

People must wake up and think hmmmmmmm let me think what mass hysteria I can create today.

Who is responsible for long term bond yields being at their highest since 1998 then?

Who is downplaying climate change ''as above''? Confused.

You are correct - but this is a place to discuss economics and not just Climate Change - which everyone with a brain recognises is an important issue, alongside numerous other ''important issues'' it doesn't mean the narrative has to be dragged back to that each and every time. You are also correct on your first point, but the current budget is playing out exactly as experts and economists said it would, so the course could of been changed at the start by not proposing such a poor budget.

Pound sinks to lowest level since 2023 at $1.22, who'd have thought it