Premier League Thread
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I was the one that got in trouble. Ian told me off
Ask them about the candlelit vigil they must be doing on Friday to remember Heysel.
Trust you. Hold out your hand..!
I only tried to give Ian to their board free of charge following the 50m they gave us last summer.
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"When Alan Pardew took charge of Crystal Palace, he widely praised Jason Puncheon. The 28-year-old has established himself as one of the Eagles’ most important players since Pardew took over the reins at Selhurst Park, with his redeployment into the middle of the park benefitting not only the player, but the team as a whole.
While Leighton Baines and Christian Eriksen have been commended for their set-piece ability, Puncheon has perhaps proved beyond doubt that he is currently the unrivalled dead ball expert in England’s top tier. No player scored more goals from direct free kicks in the Premier League this season than Puncheon (3).
Puncheon also played more key passes from set-pieces (34) than any other player, with 5 of his 7 assists coming from dead ball situations this campaign also representing an impressive return for the midfielder. Depending on how Palace invest over the summer, Puncheon can be expected to build on those figures as he looks to maintain his fine form under Pardew."
While Leighton Baines and Christian Eriksen have been commended for their set-piece ability, Puncheon has perhaps proved beyond doubt that he is currently the unrivalled dead ball expert in England’s top tier. No player scored more goals from direct free kicks in the Premier League this season than Puncheon (3).
Puncheon also played more key passes from set-pieces (34) than any other player, with 5 of his 7 assists coming from dead ball situations this campaign also representing an impressive return for the midfielder. Depending on how Palace invest over the summer, Puncheon can be expected to build on those figures as he looks to maintain his fine form under Pardew."
R.I.P Andy
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I remember him as a player for Everton and more recently he was Swindon manager I believe. Only 58
Yes I believe he managed Swindon twice....but as you say only 58......too youngI remember him as a player for Everton and more recently he was Swindon manager I believe. Only 58
Would work. I don't like Sunderland and I don't like Fat Sam. More reason to dislike them both.
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