Parish clearly cares you can tell that by the current haunted look on his face.
Apart from the goalkeeper and striker f**kup and appointing that Dutch chancer the majority of his decisions have been correct.
What we don't want to do is hound him out of the club and replace him with some faceless hedge fund manager who will asset strip the club. Look at Coventry City for example!
At times like this we need to stick together.So let's circle the wagons and do what we do well and continue to support a not very successful football team.

Joined today to stir things up.
He was on Hol Radio a few weeks ago.

Palace 13th 2017/18.

Why do people dredge up the most extreme examples to support their case. If we want to better ourselves (as Parish said we should) the example of Charlton is always dredged up and if we want to spend more than tuppence ha'penny we will go into Administration.

Coventry City may well have suffered at the hands of their supposed hedge fund owners but you could have used Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea as examples of clubs that have prospered under wealthy corporate or corporate style owners.

Why did Parish sell his soul to a pair of American Billionaires? Was it because they would allow him to continue to play top dog?

Parish and his original partners have always said that they were reluctant buyers as no-one else was interested and they would sell to the right person. In all these years has the right person never appeared which I find hard to believe or is that any proposed buyer that has surfaced so far doesn't want Parish involved in the future?

No more stupid than using Coventry as an example of what happens when corporates buy a club

Do you have Tourette's, or are you just lacking the ability to make your point without using profanity and/or insulting people?

Jackson.. Wan Bissaka.... Sansom.. Nicholas.. Cannon.. Guehi.... Zaha... Thomas.. Byrne... Holton.. Rogers.. that should do it..

Yeah completely outrageous the Americans haven't funded a stadium redevelopment in one of the many years we've flirted with relegation.

Christ, did know one tell them we just want their well earned money for a new stadium before we drop back down and they get no chance to re-coup said investment.

Bloody a***holes I can't believe their not stupid enough to chuck money at ground when in all likelihood we'll be in the Championship soon.

I have huge admiration for what Parish, and CPFC2010,has done for the club as I am sure majority of our fans have. However, that doesn't entitle him to be immune to criticism.

I think the feeling among a lot of fans is one of frustration that we are now in pretty well the same position as we were this time 4 years ago when we had just been promoted.

SP himself publicly stated during the summer break that the club needs to get away from firefighting mode and the perennial relegation battle. That was, if you like, his mission statement,and, as such,it is not entirely unfair to take him to task on that.

I don't agree with the OP that "it is time to call out Parish", but, I think, within reason , we are entitled to some explanations and reassurances as to what is going on - after all, SP was always willing to have his voice heard on the occasions when things were going well, so I don't think he can have it both ways.

Edited by Pete53 (01 Oct 2017 4.02pm)

Pl allow me to finish the sentence ... for a useless bunch of parasitical to$$ers that couldn't hit a barn door with a beach ball.

One would expect the wages bill to include Director's salaries too. I am equally highly unimpressed by their input!

Edited by Henry of Peckham (01 Oct 2017 4.26pm)

Denial is not just a river in Egypt

I expect that Pete53 was referring to national radio where he might have been grilled by people interested to know why we are the laughing stock of the football world and exactly where the blame lay rather than chatting with his chums on HOL radio