There's a chance someone may lead us to the promised land!

[Eagle]

Talk about deluded. PalA R S E fans said the same about Watson and Bostock and just about everyone who has left them even as far back as Matt Jansen.

Yes Moses is unlikely to come here, but grow up and realise that there is no loyalty in football these days and the only way players can be 'attracted' to your South London hell hole is money, something you haven't got.

Now, just answer my earlier points about how your club is a bunch of cheats consistently over spending for no punishment whatsoever before leaving.

Thanks.

Oh, and I suppose Attillio Lombardo would only ever come back to England for Palace too? Shame he's joining City!

Sadly, you're wrong about Moses.

We changed his life; that's got to count for a bit of loyalty, eh?

[Bigdave]

There is more chance of you signing Drogba.

And there you have it people, Eagle has just finished off this thread with a statement that shows exactly what a bunch of deluded p r icks himself and Jams are.
And its goodnight from him and its f off from me.

[Eagle]

And there you have it people, Eagle has just finished off this thread with a statement that shows exactly what a bunch of deluded p r icks himself and Jams are.
And its goodnight from him and its f off from me.

No; really, it's true.

There is **** all chance of you signing either. Moses will be a first team regular for Wigan in the Premier League this season. Why would he be loaned out, and more specifically, why would he be loaned out to YOU?

He's a fast, skill full player. He will thrive in a fast, passing game, where he is encouraged to run at defenders. This is not a Warnock game.

[W10 RANGER]

Sadly, you're wrong about Moses.

We changed his life; that's got to count for a bit of loyalty, eh? :serious-business:

look at paddy kenny

[Eagle]

look at paddy kenny

The effect had on Paddy Kenny is nowhere close to the effect had on Moses.

Sorry.

Plus, Moses was forced to leave, to keep the club afloat. He wanted to stay. Kenny went because he wanted more money.

[W10 RANGER]

The effect had on Paddy Kenny is nowhere close to the effect had on Moses.

Sorry.

Plus, Moses was forced to leave, to keep the club afloat. He wanted to stay. Kenny went because he wanted more money.

ermm Sheffield united helped him out just as you said your club helped moses out. There is no loyalty in football these days get used to it

[Magic]

REALLY want this to happen now Moses won the game v Arsenal? Seem to remember Fabianskl fcking up for a couple then an N Zogbia wondergoal...must be imagining things I suppose

[maidstone_hoop]

I cant see moses coming to us personally....Think he will have a lot more games for wigan next year...
One thing I will give palace is there youth set up, they have produced some cracking players and up to last year there youth teams were one of the best around.

Have to say though if moses didn't have a part to play at wigan next year...this could be a realistic loan move for him....Hes from london, has worked under warnock and we have more to offer him atm, thats not slating palace, i dont think you could even support his wages atm and i dont think your going to be able to offer him the chance to fight atleast for a promotion challenge...which we atleast have a outside chance....

[Eagle]

ermm Sheffield united helped him out just as you said your club helped moses out. There is no loyalty in football these days get used to it

Paddy Kenny was "helped out"
Moses was more "saved".

Moses came from a war-torn country, newly made an orphan. When he came over, he couldn't speak. He was completely mute for a long time. He eventually plucked up the courage to play football in a park, where he was spotted by a Palace scout. He was then put into the Palace youth team. He was put in Whitgift school (prestigious) and set up with new foster parents. The Palace staff were the first people who could get him to speak.

You're right, loyalty is all but gone in football. But not in Moses.

It's pointless even discussing it, because he'll never play in the Championship again. He's far, far too good for that.

[davman]

Paddy Kenny was "helped out"
Moses was more "saved".

Moses came from a war-torn country, newly made an orphan. When he came over, he couldn't speak. He was completely mute for a long time. He eventually plucked up the courage to play football in a park, where he was spotted by a Palace scout. He was then put into the Palace youth team. He was put in Whitgift school (prestigious) and set up with new foster parents. The Palace staff were the first people who could get him to speak.

You're right, loyalty is all but gone in football. But not in Moses.

It's pointless even discussing it, because he'll never play in the Championship again. He's far, far too good for that.

Honestly, don't be so silly. Do you think he is representing himself, or do you think he's got an Agent? What do YOU really think his Agent is telling him?

ANOTHER deluded Palace fan!

[Eagle]

Honestly, don't be so silly. Do you think he is representing himself, or do you think he's got an Agent? What do YOU really think his Agent is telling him?

ANOTHER deluded Palace fan!

Whatever.

As I said, pointless even bothering to discuss it.

He's so much better than any other player in the Championship, it's not even worth comparing.

He's a class above anything you'll see in this League; which is why he's a Premiership regular.

He'll never play in this league again. Ever.

[Scarlet pimple]

Whatever.

As I said, pointless even bothering to discuss it.

He's so much better than any other player in the Championship, it's not even worth comparing.

He's a class above anything you'll see in this League; which is why he's a Premiership regular.

He'll never play in this league again. Ever.

Eagle

You said on another post that Moses had no choice but to go, well how did clyne refuse to go......same situation was it not.

[Eagle]

Eagle

You said on another post that Moses had no choice but to go, well how did clyne refuse to go......same situation was it not.

No. It had been explained to Clyne that it was not absolutely necessary to leave, but it would help the running of the club. Warnock had asked him to stay.

Moses' departure HAD to happen, or else the club would have ran out of money.
The same with Fonté.

[davman]

No. It had been explained to Clyne that it was not absolutely necessary to leave, but it would help the running of the club. Warnock had asked him to stay.

Moses' departure HAD to happen, or else the club would have ran out of money.
The same with Fonté.

Of course, the departure of EVERY Palace should have 'HAD to happen' to actually pay off the debt caused by their gross overspend; instead, what was it 1p in the £?
Disgraceful really...

Karma would be relegation this season.

[Mellowhoop]

Whatever.[/B]

As I said, pointless even bothering to discuss it.

He's so much better than any other player in the Championship, it's not even worth comparing.

He's a class above anything you'll see in this League; which is why he's a Premiership regular.

He'll never play in this league again. Ever.

I love it when eagle gets angry and throws his toys out