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Max Kilman
This lad is a real problem.
At £40mil, it's getting to the point of worst ever signing territory. The worst crime in football is hiding, centre back is probably the one position you can half get away with it, but not for too long. Shirks taking responsibility, who imo makes him worse than Mavropanos, at least he fronts up, which can lead to mistakes. Kilman doesn't, so it doesn't get highlighted.
We've obviously got a massive overhaul in the summer, but for me, he is the biggest problem in our team and we need to cut our losses if we can. It took a while to spot, because he hides, but you can't fool people for too long. Wolves fans told us, some wouldn't have it, but they were dead right. Absolute fraud of a player.
At £40mil, it's getting to the point of worst ever signing territory. The worst crime in football is hiding, centre back is probably the one position you can half get away with it, but not for too long. Shirks taking responsibility, who imo makes him worse than Mavropanos, at least he fronts up, which can lead to mistakes. Kilman doesn't, so it doesn't get highlighted.
We've obviously got a massive overhaul in the summer, but for me, he is the biggest problem in our team and we need to cut our losses if we can. It took a while to spot, because he hides, but you can't fool people for too long. Wolves fans told us, some wouldn't have it, but they were dead right. Absolute fraud of a player.
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Great admirer of Glazner. We should have got him when we had the chance but doubt our owners even heard of him even though his Frankfurt side knocked us out of the EL semis ...thanks Cresswell. For him to be in for Kilman seems strange and poor judgement. Lets hope it's true.
btw I think Glasner has not signed a new contract. He could be off to a big club and this is not his signing request.
btw I think Glasner has not signed a new contract. He could be off to a big club and this is not his signing request.
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Billy Blagg" wrote: ↑13 Oct 2025, 08:46eusebiovic wrote: ↑12 Oct 2025, 10:25 I live just down the hill from Crystal Palace and can deliver him personally to Selhurst Park...I'll even chuck in a complimentary jerk chicken lunch deal... it's very good around these parts so maybe Antonio can come along for the ride as well...Make sure you drive though OK?
I'll get my mate to drop him off in his dial a ride bus if you Iike.
It would be kind of ironic considering how we were taken for one in paying 40m for him
Wolves should get that transfer fee confiscated under the proceeds of crime act.
It would be kind of ironic considering how we were taken for one in paying 40m for him
Wolves should get that transfer fee confiscated under the proceeds of crime act.
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eusebiovic wrote: ↑12 Oct 2025, 10:25 I live just down the hill from Crystal Palace and can deliver him personally to Selhurst Park...I'll even chuck in a complimentary jerk chicken lunch deal... it's very good around these parts so maybe Antonio can come along for the ride as well...
Make sure you drive though OK?
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They don't appear to of invested it too well so far what with being relegated from the NL.
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Do we have to pay Wolves a sell on ? 
The worst transfer deal for a defender that I can recall.
I can't remember one single decent performance and no redeeming features.
The polar opposite to Dawson who's stock was low cost next to nothing and produced time and again in both boxes.
Never let us down as far as i know
The worst transfer deal for a defender that I can recall.
I can't remember one single decent performance and no redeeming features.
The polar opposite to Dawson who's stock was low cost next to nothing and produced time and again in both boxes.
Never let us down as far as i know
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I live just down the hill from Crystal Palace and can deliver him personally to Selhurst Park...I'll even chuck in a complimentary jerk chicken lunch deal... it's very good around these parts so maybe Antonio can come along for the ride as well...
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Obviously we would all drive him there because we watch him every week, but how the mighty have fallen, with the press linking our 1st team regulars to Crystal fucking Palace.
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First one mainly seen as Sullivan obstinately wanted Lop so it probably would have been a bit of a fuck you to Stiedten- worked out well eh. Unless he also happened to have a ‘friendly’ agent.
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I still can't make any sense of Sullivan sanctioning this transfer under such ludicrous terms unless:
- It was a non-negotiable condition of Loopy-Lou signing, or,
- It involves well stuffed, tax-evading brown envelopes discretely hidden behind the left luggage lockers at Victoria coach station on a regular basis, or,
- All of the above.
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From the BBC.
Crystal Palace have identified West Ham United defender Max Kilman, 28, as a potential replacement for Marc Guehi should the England centre-back leave in the January transfer window. (Football Insider)
Interesting…
Crystal Palace have identified West Ham United defender Max Kilman, 28, as a potential replacement for Marc Guehi should the England centre-back leave in the January transfer window. (Football Insider)
Interesting…
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Shockingly I think Cresswell was our best CB on Sunday. Absolutely damning on the others to say that. Genuinely think he'll stick just because we'll need him such is our ridiculous situation at the back, and he's a leader/high character guy. And yes, YES it does indicate horribly so that we've been utter utter dogshit in the transfer market and at centre back for far too long, for Cresswell to even be in the manager's thoughts to start a match there at this point in time let alone arguably better out of position than 60 million quids worth of centre back both the best part of ten years younger than him. Any normal club would be saying goodbye and thanks for being such a great servant, but we'll be keeping him.
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A shocking deal. He wasn't worth more than £20Million which is the going rate these days for a bang average lumbering oaf.
The diminutive one got his aris turned inside out like a sausage casing yet again
The diminutive one got his aris turned inside out like a sausage casing yet again
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The most angry I've ever seen kilman . Was after his headed goal against us was disallowed. Playing for wolves. Last season.
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Todibo hasn't impressed at all, but we could definitely still get a decent fee for him, based on reputation.
No-one else would be stupid enough to pay a half decent fee for Kilman. Were lumbered.
No-one else would be stupid enough to pay a half decent fee for Kilman. Were lumbered.
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Sir Alf" wrote: ↑06 May 2025, 16:45 We paid double what Kilman was worth simple as that. Not Kilman's fault mind.
Got to be honest, Todibo did not exactly inspire confidence either on Saturday. He was supposedly brought for his ability on the ball, to bring it out of defence and having a bit of pace. Didn't see too much of that although he was a calming influence at times. Just his pace, he got done several times by that Tel bloke after having a head start. That said, he seemed to visibly slow as the game progressed? Has he still got a fitness issue in terms of strength and stamina? Also, he seems a bit lightweight at times? Im hoping it was just an off day. Lets see how he does remainder of the season.
What's clear is we need a leader at the back in the form of another CB. The difference Cresswell made with simply barking out instructions of when to get out, when to press, when to cover was a major improvement. But at 35, we cannot be relying on him next season. THat said, might be tempted to give him a 1 year deal just to ensure there is someone in the squad with a voice.
Giving Cresswell another year's contract is a sign we've failed in the transfer window. We shouldn't be employing anyone just because they can shout.
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We paid double what Kilman was worth simple as that. Not Kilman's fault mind.
Got to be honest, Todibo did not exactly inspire confidence either on Saturday. He was supposedly brought for his ability on the ball, to bring it out of defence and having a bit of pace. Didn't see too much of that although he was a calming influence at times. Just his pace, he got done several times by that Tel bloke after having a head start. That said, he seemed to visibly slow as the game progressed? Has he still got a fitness issue in terms of strength and stamina? Also, he seems a bit lightweight at times? Im hoping it was just an off day. Lets see how he does remainder of the season.
What's clear is we need a leader at the back in the form of another CB. The difference Cresswell made with simply barking out instructions of when to get out, when to press, when to cover was a major improvement. But at 35, we cannot be relying on him next season. THat said, might be tempted to give him a 1 year deal just to ensure there is someone in the squad with a voice.
Got to be honest, Todibo did not exactly inspire confidence either on Saturday. He was supposedly brought for his ability on the ball, to bring it out of defence and having a bit of pace. Didn't see too much of that although he was a calming influence at times. Just his pace, he got done several times by that Tel bloke after having a head start. That said, he seemed to visibly slow as the game progressed? Has he still got a fitness issue in terms of strength and stamina? Also, he seems a bit lightweight at times? Im hoping it was just an off day. Lets see how he does remainder of the season.
What's clear is we need a leader at the back in the form of another CB. The difference Cresswell made with simply barking out instructions of when to get out, when to press, when to cover was a major improvement. But at 35, we cannot be relying on him next season. THat said, might be tempted to give him a 1 year deal just to ensure there is someone in the squad with a voice.