Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has spoken of his frustration at rumours linking two of the clubs brightest young stars Wilfried Zaha and Jon Willams with moves to Liverpool. He told the Croydon Advertiser:
“I have heard absolutely nothing about it. I don’t understand where these stories are coming from. Both of those players are under long contracts and are going nowhere. If Liverpool really are interested perhaps it would be better for them to pick up the phone and give us a call.”
Zaha and Williams were linked with the Reds by the Daily Mirror last week.
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shut up palace, who are you? dear god, if we want your players, we will take your players,and thats the way it is ok…
shut up you small town, club…
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“shut up palace, who are you? dear god, if we want your players, we will take your players,and thats the way it is ok…”
Who are you mate? Do you think the premiership is the be all and end all?
Real football is in the lower leagues. The majority of football fans support teams from the Football league. And when I say football fans I don’t mean the plastic Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelski and Manure supporters who only see their team on their 42″ inch TV.
Furthermore the English national team is made up of players that have come through the ranks at lower leagues clubs – Glen Johnson from WHU; Ferdinand from Millwall (and then QPR and WHU); Terry from WHU (before moving to Chelski); Ashley Cole made his name when on loan at Palace; Lampard from WHU; Joe Hart from Shrewsbury; Barry from Brighton; Defoe from Charlton……….. I think I’ve made my point.
Liverpool need to get their own house in order before worrying about British clubs with local players and true supporters as owners like we have at Palace.
If Steve Parrish says that our young contracted players are not leaving then they will not as our days of a hard-up selling club are over as we are now debt free and have rich local businessmen as owners who are life-long Palace supporters.
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shut up you small town, club……Small town ?? London ????
okay right croydon has a population of around half a million now thats not small and at least its not full of dirty scouse benefit stealers but then again if you support liverpool you probably don’t even live round there (armchair) supporter not that there will be anymore glory for you anymore.
Liverpool arrogant tossers ..esp when there only mid table team at best
If we want your players we’ll take them….probably what Chelsea said to you last month
Who are we? We beat you in the Fa cup semi final stopped you winning the double in fact that was the year you last won the league, a long time ago, you had beaten us 9-0 at Anfield and 2-0 at Selhurst
So tell me who are Liverpool??????? Yesterday all your history was yesterday!!
Dont be bad mouthing the little clubs eh eh eh.
they can bite you on the @rse sometimes
Baz,
Fair response. Glad to see that its all been from one idiot and the rest of the supporters haven’t joined in.
Good luck for next season (would say this one but seems a bit pointless to now..)
The only good part of the story is that they aren’t linked with MAN U. I, for one, would gladly take Liverpool winning the league over them. However, it won’t happen this year.
You can have Zaha and Williams for £15 million, deal?
I see that the once mighty Liverpool lost at West Brom where little Palace won on their last visit.
By the way Palace have just got two more of our rising stars to sign Pro contracts and so we must be doing something right.
Jon Williams is expected to make the step up to our first team squad sooner rather than later and join the likes of Zaha who recently signed a four and a half year contact as soon as it was offered as our new owners wanted to tie him down to stop him being poached by the likes of Liverpool who used to produce decent home-grown players of their own.