New Signing - Hiram Boateng

Tgwu wrote:

Just for Angry

Goals from Randell Williams and Hiram Boateng earned the Eagles’ under-21 side a deserved point at Griffin Park as their recent return to form in the development league continued.
Williams whipped it into the box where Boateng met it with a fierce volley that flew past Jack Bonham to turn the game around.

Also CP  have their early birds season tickets  on sale untill end of month.

Adult prices will again start from £420; seniors, students and young adults starting from £280; children under 18 starting from £190 and under 10s from £95.

you are giving beards who never read this site false hope tgwu by giving updates on him like he is poised to return lol.

Angry wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Just for Angry

Goals from Randell Williams and Hiram Boateng earned the Eagles’ under-21 side a deserved point at Griffin Park as their recent return to form in the development league continued.
Williams whipped it into the box where Boateng met it with a fierce volley that flew past Jack Bonham to turn the game around.

Also CP  have their early birds season tickets  on sale untill end of month.

Adult prices will again start from £420; seniors, students and young adults starting from £280; children under 18 starting from £190 and under 10s from £95.

you are giving beards who never read this site false hope tgwu by giving updates on him like he is poised to return lol.

But if they never read this site how would they know?

His gunna go on to be a good player i was one of his biggest fans while he was here...but enough is enough now and face facts...He is never coming back good luck to the lad for the future ok rant over now lol

RegGreen wrote:

His gunna go on to be a good player i was one of his biggest fans while he was here...but enough is enough now and face facts...He is never coming back good luck to the lad for the future ok rant over now lol

reg we best get use to it as all summer long he'll be brought up like sinclair was

I saw a graphic the other day but I forget where. Basically it compared Argyles results in games when Boateng started and games when he didn't.

There was a stark contrast between the two. Over the course of a season with him, if it continued, we were nailed on champions; without him lower mid-table.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

I saw a graphic the other day but I forget where. Basically it compared Argyles results in games when Boateng started and games when he didn't.

There was a stark contrast between the two. Over the course of a season with him, if it continued, we were nailed on champions; without him lower mid-table.

And what grates me is there doesnt seem to have been any effort to find midfielder like him to fill the void he left when he got injured then left when it became obvious to all that Boateng wasnt going to come back in january. Instead they have been on a hiding to nothing trying to persuade palace to send him back when they see him as part of their future plans.

Its now MARCH and we still havent brought in another midfielder in on loan.. Just what does our head scout do all day.

I haven't given up on Hiram returning, he loves the Muff.

We could do with three Hirams now, 1 in defence, 1 in midfield and 1 up top.

Les Miserable wrote:

I haven't given up on Hiram returning, he loves the Muff.

we all like a bit of muff les but he aint coming back to plymouth

I hear that some chaps do not like muff.

seadog wrote:

I hear that some chaps do not like muff.

rumour has it over the years sailors on the high sea aint that keen seadog...Hello sailor

Palace start loaning again

Kaikai Returns To Shrewsbury On Loan

Eagles winger Sullay Kaikai has returned to Shrewsbury Town on loan until the end of the season.

The 20-year-old made a great impression during his three month spell in Shropshire earlier this campaign, scoring five times in 17 appearances for the League One side including four in five games to win the PFA Fans' Player of the Month award for October.

He now links up against with Micky Mellon's side, who are battling hard against the drop to the fourth tier but currently occupy the final relegation place, but have a game in hand on Blackpool who are directly above them on the same amount of points, with 14 games remaining to save their season.

Kaikai recently made it onto the Palace bench for the game away to Swansea City but wasn't able to add to his single Eagles appearance which saw him score against Newcastle United in the Capital One Cup in September 2014.


Crystal Palace's final three home games of the 2015/16 Professional Development League 2 campaign will be held at Selhurst Park.

Starting from Monday's visit of Colchester United, Gary Issott's under-21 side will remain on the hallowed turf in SE25 as they round-off their home campaign at the main ground.

Unbeaten in their last three outings, the development squad hosts the U's in a 5pm kick-off before then taking on Leeds United later this month, and finishing their home campaign with a game against Sheffield United.

Final three home fixtures:
07/03/16 - Colchester United - 5pm
22/03/16 - Leeds United - 2pm
12/04/16 - Sheffield United - 2pm

Adams has still not ruled out a loan return to Argyle for Crystal Palace's 20-year-old midfielder Hiram Boateng.

Boateng played 19 times for the Pilgrims at the start of this season before suffering an ankle ligament injury at the end of October.

He made his Premier League debut for Palace as a substitute in a 1-1 draw away to Swansea City last month.

Adams said: "I haven't heard anything back from Crystal Palace. He's in there as cover just now because they have got a number of injuries."

Best not get anybody else in just in case pigs do fly.

Tgwu wrote:

Adams has still not ruled out a loan return to Argyle for Crystal Palace's 20-year-old midfielder Hiram Boateng.

Boateng played 19 times for the Pilgrims at the start of this season before suffering an ankle ligament injury at the end of October.

He made his Premier League debut for Palace as a substitute in a 1-1 draw away to Swansea City last month.

Adams said: "I haven't heard anything back from Crystal Palace. He's in there as cover just now because they have got a number of injuries."

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It's a bit like leaving little Johnny's bedroom just as it was when he left home for uni, 20 years ago. Radio still tuned in to 606. Piled up railway magazines. Meanwhile the world keeps turning.