| Eze watch - Cup Final 14:26 - May 17 with 15688 views | numptydumpty |
Stunning hatrick please sir, guaranteed £100 million plus then. Please not career ending injury in minute one.
Gone and done it now - my fault !!!
Yes and only the twenty fifth Eze thread this month !!!!
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 21:12 - May 17 with 3704 views | Paddyhoops |
Delighted for Palace. Did a lot of work at the ground and academy last year . Decent hard working people and proper fans just like our lot . |  | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 21:19 - May 17 with 3644 views | Mick_S |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 20:37 - May 17 by BklynRanger |
Saw it a couple of times and it looked like Henderson accidentally bumped Pep and he had a bit of a snap at him.
Henderson then puts his hands up to apologise - don't think it was a pop at all.
Ridiculous over complicated reason to not issue a red but otherwise great and would have made his dad proud. [Post edited 17 May 20:40]
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Henderson’s dad was a Perivale boy that went to Northolt High. He was a really good mate with my brother and came away with us many years ago on holiday to Tenerife. The Henderson’s moved up North through work and the Man U thing happened. Unfortunately, Dean’s dad Dougie died fairly recently. He followed his son all over the country when ever he could.
Didn’t really work for him in Manchester. Look at them now and how things are on the up at Palace. |  |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 21:44 - May 17 with 3504 views | dmm |
Eze is an Arsenal fan, not Spurs or Palace.
In recent months, and particularly today, he's surely put himself in the shop window. Those clubs that can afford to buy a £60m player can also pay big wages and that's what could turn Eze's head. |  | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 21:54 - May 17 with 3433 views | ted_hendrix |
I'm not convinced that a move away would do him any good, from what I've read he does a fair bit of charitable work locally on his days off, he seems like a decent down to earth bloke who just happens to be an outstanding footballer. |  |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 22:06 - May 17 with 3325 views | eastside_r |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 21:54 - May 17 by ted_hendrix |
I'm not convinced that a move away would do him any good, from what I've read he does a fair bit of charitable work locally on his days off, he seems like a decent down to earth bloke who just happens to be an outstanding footballer. |
You could be right but doesn’t he have the ambition to play at the highest possible level?
Surely a champions’ league club could tempt him. |  | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 22:10 - May 17 with 3290 views | ted_hendrix |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 22:06 - May 17 by eastside_r |
You could be right but doesn’t he have the ambition to play at the highest possible level?
Surely a champions’ league club could tempt him. |
Yes you're probably right. | |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 22:16 - May 17 with 3257 views | Hoopsie |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 19:58 - May 17 by daveB |
I wonder if Eze will stay now, won a trophy and European football next season. I'm not sure Spurs is a step up for him now |
That’s precisely why a move would make sense
1. Won a trophy and club enters Europe competition, possible job done at palace so leaving on a high
2. Plenty clubs will be after him, think of Arsenal (someone said he is a fan), Real Madrid, Bayern Munich - all big big clubs bigger than spurs who missed out on league or champions league and more clubs like that
3. Still be able to play in Europe in any of those clubs mentioned above
4. Big money move that is a given
5. Prime of his career to go on bigger things than Palace (not to slight them) if not now, when?
6. Time to repay QPR for what we have done for him and still have (I made this up - but you know it is true) |  |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 22:35 - May 17 with 3147 views | bosh67 |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 21:54 - May 17 by ted_hendrix |
I'm not convinced that a move away would do him any good, from what I've read he does a fair bit of charitable work locally on his days off, he seems like a decent down to earth bloke who just happens to be an outstanding footballer. |
I agree. He does a lot of community work around the area there and I think he'll want a crack at playing in Europe with them next season. Don't blame him. Perhaps we can get an IOU for the following season? |  |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 23:37 - May 17 with 2932 views | NorthantsHoop |
Well done the Palace. |  | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 01:29 - May 18 with 2716 views | Hoopsie |
It doesn’t stop him doing charity work in the community whether at Arsenal, Bayern, Real or anywhere else, IIRC he did when he was at QPR | |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 07:11 - May 18 with 2453 views | cpgerber |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 01:29 - May 18 by Hoopsie |
It doesn’t stop him doing charity work in the community whether at Arsenal, Bayern, Real or anywhere else, IIRC he did when he was at QPR |
Apparently you could even be in Dubai and still do a job in London.
Well done Eze, very happy for the lad. Modern day QPR cult hero. |  | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 07:33 - May 18 with 2395 views | numptydumpty |
Good for Palace and Ebs too.
Recently saw a documentary about mental health on TNT Sports presented by Clarke Carlisle and he interviewed Jason Mcateer, Phil Jones, Stephen Caulker and ended up chatting with Eze.
He is a very religious man, and was saying if I play well at football, thats not going to get me up into heaven ie its just one part.of his life, but in essence what he was saying, is that just his main aim is to be a decent person.
Think that attitude would stand him in good stead for the inevitable drops in form that happen even to the best. Ie its just a part of his life but not the most important.
Hope from this, he gets more opportunities for England also.
The only club I would not be happy to go to, is actually Man City. A few have gone there and their career has stagnated.
Will he be like Zaha who,stayed at Palace for.most of his career. Different character and different player and never understood why he never tried further up the food chain, but given an opportunity I think Ebs is on his way.
One thing is for sure, he is a Palace Legend for life.
Anyone know whose decision it was to bring him to our club. Whoever's decision that was, they deserve our thanks also. [Post edited 18 May 7:43]
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 08:54 - May 18 with 2195 views | BSERs |
I managed to get a couple of tickets to the game yesterday and accepted it just to see Eze score. It was a strange experience in the Palace end, not feeling anything in such a big match. No investment at all, a bit dislocated from the action.
When Eze scored I celebrated as hard as anyone else.
What I loved most about the day was the absolute pure raw emotion of the Palace fans round us at the final whistle. In particular a 60 year old grey haired man in tears. No matter your feelings towards Palace (and I have no issues with them), it was great to see and gives me hope for the game.
This is football...and VAR wants to kill it! | | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 09:11 - May 18 with 2123 views | stowmarketrange |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 08:54 - May 18 by BSERs |
I managed to get a couple of tickets to the game yesterday and accepted it just to see Eze score. It was a strange experience in the Palace end, not feeling anything in such a big match. No investment at all, a bit dislocated from the action.
When Eze scored I celebrated as hard as anyone else.
What I loved most about the day was the absolute pure raw emotion of the Palace fans round us at the final whistle. In particular a 60 year old grey haired man in tears. No matter your feelings towards Palace (and I have no issues with them), it was great to see and gives me hope for the game.
This is football...and VAR wants to kill it! |
You enjoyed it then Graham? |  | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 11:25 - May 18 with 1829 views | eastside_r |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 07:33 - May 18 by numptydumpty |
Good for Palace and Ebs too.
Recently saw a documentary about mental health on TNT Sports presented by Clarke Carlisle and he interviewed Jason Mcateer, Phil Jones, Stephen Caulker and ended up chatting with Eze.
He is a very religious man, and was saying if I play well at football, thats not going to get me up into heaven ie its just one part.of his life, but in essence what he was saying, is that just his main aim is to be a decent person.
Think that attitude would stand him in good stead for the inevitable drops in form that happen even to the best. Ie its just a part of his life but not the most important.
Hope from this, he gets more opportunities for England also.
The only club I would not be happy to go to, is actually Man City. A few have gone there and their career has stagnated.
Will he be like Zaha who,stayed at Palace for.most of his career. Different character and different player and never understood why he never tried further up the food chain, but given an opportunity I think Ebs is on his way.
One thing is for sure, he is a Palace Legend for life.
Anyone know whose decision it was to bring him to our club. Whoever's decision that was, they deserve our thanks also. [Post edited 18 May 7:43]
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Zaha went to Man.U for a while, did he not? A propos to not much. | | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 11:41 - May 18 with 1767 views | E15Hoop |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 07:33 - May 18 by numptydumpty |
Good for Palace and Ebs too.
Recently saw a documentary about mental health on TNT Sports presented by Clarke Carlisle and he interviewed Jason Mcateer, Phil Jones, Stephen Caulker and ended up chatting with Eze.
He is a very religious man, and was saying if I play well at football, thats not going to get me up into heaven ie its just one part.of his life, but in essence what he was saying, is that just his main aim is to be a decent person.
Think that attitude would stand him in good stead for the inevitable drops in form that happen even to the best. Ie its just a part of his life but not the most important.
Hope from this, he gets more opportunities for England also.
The only club I would not be happy to go to, is actually Man City. A few have gone there and their career has stagnated.
Will he be like Zaha who,stayed at Palace for.most of his career. Different character and different player and never understood why he never tried further up the food chain, but given an opportunity I think Ebs is on his way.
One thing is for sure, he is a Palace Legend for life.
Anyone know whose decision it was to bring him to our club. Whoever's decision that was, they deserve our thanks also. [Post edited 18 May 7:43]
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Ollie had a big hand in this, having seen him play for the youth teams at Millwall when he was managing there. He'd heard that Ebs wasn't going to be offered professional terms and recommended him to Chris Ramsey knowing that we would absolutely love him. | | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 11:51 - May 18 with 1702 views | DieByYourSide |
A rare feel good story in modern football. Inevitably followed by obligatory transfer talk - he's hitting a level that the big boys won't be able to ignore now, surely? £68m release clause touted would mean £13.6m for us. Would be transformational for a new manager. Although we did spend big by our standards last year and didn't do us much good... | |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 11:54 - May 18 with 1659 views | Wegerles_Stairs |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 11:41 - May 18 by E15Hoop |
Ollie had a big hand in this, having seen him play for the youth teams at Millwall when he was managing there. He'd heard that Ebs wasn't going to be offered professional terms and recommended him to Chris Ramsey knowing that we would absolutely love him. |
Ollie also got them promoted in the first place.  | | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 11:59 - May 18 with 1642 views | numptydumpty |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 11:25 - May 18 by eastside_r |
Zaha went to Man.U for a while, did he not? A propos to not much. |
Didn't he start there as a kid but deemed not good enough. | |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 12:53 - May 18 with 1526 views | CamberleyR |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 11:59 - May 18 by numptydumpty |
Didn't he start there as a kid but deemed not good enough. |
No, he was one of their youth players, was there since he was a young kid, grew up in Thornton Heath. [Post edited 18 May 12:55]
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 14:25 - May 18 with 1356 views | strikerace |
I hope he stays at Palace. I get tired of seeing the best players run to the same big 3 or 4 clubs every season. | | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 15:00 - May 18 with 1286 views | francisbowles |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 14:25 - May 18 by strikerace |
I hope he stays at Palace. I get tired of seeing the best players run to the same big 3 or 4 clubs every season. |
You'd put that consideration before what it might mean for the club you support? | | | |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 15:43 - May 18 with 1154 views | Bluce_Ree |
Spoke to my best mate and his son (my godson) today. They sound absolutely exhausted. |  |
| Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. He runs like a cheetah, his crosses couldn't be sweeter. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 16:06 - May 18 with 1089 views | R_from_afar |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 18:44 - May 17 by Wegerles_Stairs |
It is astonishing to see our respective trajectories since they were in administration and we stole Warnock. An established Premier League club who have just won their first major trophy and will be in Europe for the first time next year. Just shows how important the owners are to a club. |
Well, yes, and I'd certainly agree that we could be doing much better, but of the 23 other teams which were with us in the Championship when Warnock first arrived, eight now play at a lower level.  |  |
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| Eze watch - Cup Final on 16:16 - May 18 with 1039 views | stainrods_elbow |
| Eze watch - Cup Final on 21:54 - May 17 by ted_hendrix |
I'm not convinced that a move away would do him any good, from what I've read he does a fair bit of charitable work locally on his days off, he seems like a decent down to earth bloke who just happens to be an outstanding footballer. |
Couldn't he still work for charity at Arsenal? |  |
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