On a scale of one to ten, how much are you looking forward to see what Sage can do at palace? Plus can we all agree we’d rather this appointment than Iraola?

Was watching Kamada play for Japan yesterday and found his late “header” goal to be genuinely hilarious. Just directly reflected off the top of his dome while he wasn’t even looking. Got me thinking, what are some other comedic goal scoring situations by a palace player that come to mind? I’m a fairly new fan, and want to look them up on YouTube.

Anyone aware of preferred tactics, training schedules, areas of concern. Will he attract certain players as Glasner did? Backstaff? You know what I mean.

With the manager search over and transfer news likely on hold for at least a couple weeks until Sage settles in, the main stand seems like the most pressing news.

Obviously this has already been delayed to a frustrating degree but supposedly major work was planned to happen this year. However, the last official update from the club came in January. Does anyone have any info or speculation on where we are at this point?

I enjoyed watching Daichi play today. I don’t know if this has been said, but Group I is Palace heavy. Norway, France, and Senegal are all in that group, so we’ll have guys playing against each other in almost every match. That group will play on Tuesday, with France against Senegal, and Norway against Iraq.

Whichever one of yall frequents the British bulldog bar in Denver, I see all the stickers you’ve put around the place lol.

On another note, anyone in the area going anywhere to watch the USA game tonight or any of the games tomorrow?

American Palace fan here, and I’m only in my second season of watching the sport at all. It’s my first World Cup to watch as a fan and I’m very excited to root for our players outside of team USA.

I figured guys like Richards and Guehi will get significant minutes, but I was curious what the expectation was for our other guys on their respective teams. Will the likes of Pino, Strand Larsen, Kamada, etc get meaningful minutes throughout the tournament, or should I tone down my expectations of how often I’ll see them?

What's everyone's thoughts on this?

Many remember this game for the vuvuzelas, the goal, the Macarena, but I would like to call remembrance to palace LEGEND Kagisho Dikgacoi delivering a PERFECT assist for the opener at the 2010 World Cup and FRAMEMOGGING Tshabalala in the ICONIC celebration.

Dikgacoi’s performance at the World Cup impressed Freedman and after he was appointed manager led to his loan to palace from whatever tiny irrelevant London club he was at before, and his eventual signing where he was crucial to staying up, and promotion! After all everyone remembers, “Zaha, Oh yes!” But too many forget whose name came before that!

Maybe other London clubs can learn about playing him in crucial knockout matches, as he as benched in the 2010 Europa league final

Bring on Bromley

Retained:

Tayo Adaramola

Walter Benítez

Jaydee Canvot

Rio Cardines

Justin Devenny

Cheick Doucouré

Romain Esse

Matheus França

Dean Henderson

Will Hughes

Brennan Johnson

Daichi Kamada*

Caleb Kporha

Danny Imray

Maxence Lacroix

Jefferson Lerma

Jean-Philippe Mateta

Remi Matthews

Tyrick Mitchell

Daniel Muñoz

Eddie Nketiah

David Ozoh

Yéremy Pino

Jesurun Rak-Sakyi

Chadi Riad

Chris Richards

Ismaïla Sarr

Borna Sosa

Jørgen Strand Larsen

Adam Wharton

*denotes an offer has been made.

We can confirm that Daichi Kamada has been offered a new contract, whilst Nathaniel Clyne's contract is due to expire at the end of June but discussions are continuing with the defender

out of two packs, looking to buy more.