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Sometimes the grass is not always greener – especially when leaving Crystal Palace. Oliver Glaser has won two trophies in three months and yet the best players want to jump ships.

Ebereche Eze is on its way to Arsenal, Marc Guehi patiently waits that Liverpool will beat and Adam Wharton is linked to Manchester United.

But the story tells that not every palace star chasing lighter light finds honor. Often they end up with the tails between the legs.

Wilfried Zaha is the foremost example. The most dazzling wing in the Premier League could not cut it on Old Tafford.

Then there is Yannick Bolasie, another wing blessed with electric pace and style, which flounded after joining Everton, which proves that raw talent does not always translate to success elsewhere.

Selhurst Park may not have glitter from London’s top clubs or the silver-barn history for the Premier League giants, but it has something invaluable: a step where its stars shine.

And sometimes it can be more rewarding to be more rewarding than chasing a dream that turns into a nightmare.

Liverpool can blame Isaac

Liverpool has every right to blame Alexander Isaac if they slip up on Monday night.

St James’ Park will be buzzed as never before, a cauldron ready to cook over.

The Magpies do not let the visiting gamers move anything – whether it is precious points or a productive striker.