Exeter Blue I am here
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You make Kaveh sound credible. Been on here 5 minutes, with post after post emphasising how you’re “being told” this and “hearing” the other. Give it a fucking rest
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Michael Olise
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We're all on the edge of our collective seats given the obvious hard graft you've put in on this board.I won't be telling anyone my source mate you can be sure of that
Nightmare Walking
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I'm not arguing.Terrible argument, kdb world class obviously not managed correctly at Chelsea. Using kdb as an argument to why olise could turn out to be a good buy is a all time great, well done
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Woahhhh calm down Exeter blue, no need, if you dont appreciate the info don't read or move onto the next post, angry manYou make Kaveh sound credible. Been on here 5 minutes, with post after post emphasising how you’re “being told” this and “hearing” the other. Give it a fucking rest
eyalluvitt
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Keeping it on the HP?I won't be telling anyone my source mate you can be sure of that
BringBackSwales
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“He’s heard we’ve no interest in Olise”. That’s dead fucking easy - 2’we almost certainly haven’t, and in the off chance that we end up so doing it will be “a late change of plan”You make Kaveh sound credible. Been on here 5 minutes, with post after post emphasising how you’re “being told” this and “hearing” the other. Give it a fucking rest
He's crap ... don't bother.
I mean in reality I really hope we can keep him for another season, by far the most naturally talented player I've seen play for Palace. Never thought anyone would ever beat Lombardo, who we had in his 30's in the late 90's, but Olise on his game is pretty much unstoppable, and with the right coaching I fully believe he could become a world class winger. At the moment he is a little all or nothing, either absolutely brilliant or doesn't seem to feature much, but the attributes are all there. I genuinely think his development would be best served with another year with us, more consistent performances, hopefully a few more goals, but obviously understand a talent like his is going to move on sooner rather than later, and Man City under Pep seems a far better place for him to develop than the basket case that is Chelsea.
I mean in reality I really hope we can keep him for another season, by far the most naturally talented player I've seen play for Palace. Never thought anyone would ever beat Lombardo, who we had in his 30's in the late 90's, but Olise on his game is pretty much unstoppable, and with the right coaching I fully believe he could become a world class winger. At the moment he is a little all or nothing, either absolutely brilliant or doesn't seem to feature much, but the attributes are all there. I genuinely think his development would be best served with another year with us, more consistent performances, hopefully a few more goals, but obviously understand a talent like his is going to move on sooner rather than later, and Man City under Pep seems a far better place for him to develop than the basket case that is Chelsea.
Do you think he’s better than Eze?He's crap ... don't bother.
I mean in reality I really hope we can keep him for another season, by far the most naturally talented player I've seen play for Palace. Never thought anyone would ever beat Lombardo, who we had in his 30's in the late 90's, but Olise on his game is pretty much unstoppable, and with the right coaching I fully believe he could become a world class winger. At the moment he is a little all or nothing, either absolutely brilliant or doesn't seem to feature much, but the attributes are all there. I genuinely think his development would be best served with another year with us, more consistent performances, hopefully a few more goals, but obviously understand a talent like his is going to move on sooner rather than later, and Man City under Pep seems a far better place for him to develop than the basket case that is Chelsea.
Stoned Rose
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I’m hearing it’s one of the voices in your head.I won't be telling anyone my source mate you can be sure of that
In possession, he has amazing vision, can put a ball practically anywhere he wants. Un-selfish in terms of getting into advanced positions and playing teammates in on goal. Dead ball specialist at free kicks and corners. He's the dictionary definition of a show boater.He's crap ... don't bother.
I mean in reality I really hope we can keep him for another season, by far the most naturally talented player I've seen play for Palace. Never thought anyone would ever beat Lombardo, who we had in his 30's in the late 90's, but Olise on his game is pretty much unstoppable, and with the right coaching I fully believe he could become a world class winger. At the moment he is a little all or nothing, either absolutely brilliant or doesn't seem to feature much, but the attributes are all there. I genuinely think his development would be best served with another year with us, more consistent performances, hopefully a few more goals, but obviously understand a talent like his is going to move on sooner rather than later, and Man City under Pep seems a far better place for him to develop than the basket case that is Chelsea.
Out of possession, he is defensively not great. Doesn't really like getting stuck into challenges, often out of position, with opposition attacks or goals coming down his side of the pitch. Pressing for 90 mins, or hunting the ball down/tracking back the runs of the opposition full backs/wingers is not really part of his game. He'll wait for the ball, instead of going to win it back himself. He has the raw ingredients, but there's still quite a lot to his game that needs work.
The biggest challenge would be his ability to adapt.