We can only express gratitude to Roy for the way he has managed the club - a total class act throughout - in a very unforgiving environment, Roy's values and principles were admired by all! I hope the fans can say "Thank You" in a PDA at some point!

Thank you Roy,
I understand your blood test revealed it to be "Red n Blue".
No surprise there.
Enjoy a lengthy relaxation with Mrs H.
Love from Coulsdon

We move in the direction of our thoughts.
Just think a little.

Not only for his undeterred service to Palace but for football as a whole. How about naming a stand after a true Palace hero?

In my day, a Selfie was what you had when the wife didn't put out.

I think this has been a pretty shabby chapter in our history, with Glasner's appointment leaking out early.

The fans who shouted abuse at Roy are not the kind of people we want supporting our club. He is a gent and respected throughout football and the media. They are nobodies.

Let's hope that our new guy lives up to his billing, since we are apparently getting someone that is too good for us.

Only results will do now, but I suspect they won't come until we get some quality back on the field.

My sentiments as well. Over his two tenures he has, in the main, done a good job for us, all things being considered.

Out of curiosity, does anyone know exactly what happened to Roy on the training pitch and then what the hospital said was wrong with him?
I am assuming it was nearly all derived from stress, but it would be good to know.
Whatever it was, I hope he is making a good recovery and is convalescing well at home.