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Alas, poor Yannick, We knew him well. ....continues to count transfer money...

That's what he's on now.

1. Yes 2. Yes. I think that's the idea.

1. He is for sale at a quoted price of £80m. 2. The fans, although not happy, recognise that he should be playing in a better side. I'm not sure any "uproar" would help. 3. Not nearly as much. 4. "Seeking Investors" would be a more realistic description.

Mine doesn't fit.:(

"convinced" is a bit strong. We are Palace after all. More likely that he'll stay is the general view. His agent (brother) is trying to make it happen. Not convinced anyone else is.

....and he's suddenly become £15m cheaper?

Really? They make me sick most of the time.

Yes, agreed. But Chelsea may appeal and succeed. Batshauyi then would be better than Tosun now (imo) and Chelsea are more likely to be in Europe than either Everton or Palace in a years time. Still, a risk, as you say.

Blast. Forgot that.

Nothing but an agents mouthpiece.

I'm definitely not ITK. I think Palace are desperate to keep him and have priced him deliberately at a level that is too rich for most. I don't think he wants to leave London and is more likely to wait until Chelsea's transfer embargo is over. Plus Palace would love Batshuai (sp?) in exchange...

This is the part I like.

Oh! Now he needs to train!

McCarty's ligaments and Tosun's feet should do it.

Just having a josh mate. We're not realistically aiming higher than Everton this season or probably for the foreseeable future. We're not in the same market because we're making Selhurst even grander in the near term. I agree McCarthy would be good if fit but we don't really need a DM and imho...

Ultimately the clubs involved in the transaction. The amount would have to be agreed and appear in the accounts of both clubs.

Yes, the value of any player exchange would have to be included.

No,no. Far to good. How dare they try to improve themselves. Upstarts!

Tried to but they wouldn't do it.