due to the lack of goals at home games i have decided not to renew my season ticket.
i work hard all week im afraid i can think of better things to spend my money on.
i dont mind loosing but is it too much to expect a few goals at home games.

Exactly - it is about entertainment. You wouldn't go to a cinema and pay £10 to watch a blank screen, or go to the theatre and watch an empty stage. This last year has been the most turgid I can remember and I've had a season ticket since the dark days of the mid-80s.

Willo can you tell us when was the last time (If ever) we went through a whole season without scoring more than 2 goals in a game? (Yes I know we still have two games to go and pigs might fly etc. but humour me if you can)

Edited by doombear (17 Jul 2020 10.14am)

Last season the first goal I think I saw us score from open play was in February vs Man U and the first home win was in March.

Admittedly, I missed a few games, but an awful return on a season ticket.

Like many, I don't mind watching us lose to a better team. But when we are meant to be chasing the game and don't throw on attacking players to at least try and get a result it does my head in.

Remember when we were losing 1-0 to Millwall at home under Dowie years back, we got a corner at the end of the game and he was putting our keeper up for it. We still lost, but at least we were willing to try and get something out of the games.

Only 3 subs again last night.

As Willo has failed miserably to come up with an answer to this I will do likewise. But, I wouldn't be surprised if this turned out to be a first.

I checked back to our very first season in the top flight in 1969/70 when we only won a miserable 6 games in a 42 game season. Even then we did manage to score three on one occasion (against Stoke). I am sure this has never happened in all the seasons I have followed Palace, starting in 63/64.

Thanks Pete. Knowing Palace they'll shock us by scoring three tonight or on Sunday.