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How did Crystal Palace fare in this summer's transfer market?

The Sports Mole Sofa panellists give their thoughts on the transfer business conducted by Crystal Palace this summer.

The subject of transfers has been something of a touchy one at Selhurst Park, with manager Tony Pulis leaving the club just two days before the start of the new Premier League season having reportedly disagreed with co-chairman Steve Parish over their activity in the market.

However, they have still managed to bring in nine new faces, with Neil Warnock working fast since his appointment to make four signings on deadline day and beyond.

In: Chris Kettings (Blackpool) Free, Fraizer Campbell (Cardiff) Undisclosed, Brede Hangeland (Fulham) Free, Martin Kelly (Liverpool) Undisclosed, Wilfried Zaha (Manchester United) Loan, Zeki Fryers (Spurs) Undisclosed, James McArthur (Wigan Athletic) Undisclosed, Kevin Doyle (Wolverhampton Wanderers) Loan, Andrew Johnson Free

Out: Neil Alexander Released, Kagisho Dikgacoi (Cardiff City) Free, Daniel Gabbidon Released, Dean Moxey Released, Jonathan Parr (Ipswich Town) Free, Aaron Wilbraham Released, Jose Campana (Sampdoria) Undisclosed, Jack Hunt (Nottingham Forest) Loan, Glenn Murray (Reading) Loan

Below, Sports Mole Sofa panellists Matt Law, Pascal Lemesre and Barney Corkhill discuss the Eagles' work over the summer.

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Crystal Palace Chairman Steve Parish during the npower Championship match between Crystal Palace and Peterborough United at Selhurst Park on May 04, 2013
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