Blimey, that was a dull, uninspiring game. A very difficult watch and destined to be the last, very short slot on MOTD2 tonight.

I agree with the comments about RLC, would love to see him back at Selhurst. Perhaps he was asking Roy after the game if there were any vacancies.

Still, a point's a point, but no doubt changes are needed.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

Yeah, Scott Parker after the game just said "We did everything in our power to try and win the game but it wasn't to be."

We simply cannot claim the same.

So little drive, intent, motivation, energy... where to start with a rebuild? There's so much to do.

Going back to the first few games of the season, Fulham had a load of new players, including an entire defense. They were disjointed and naive, but have done really well to grow as they have and just about have a fighting chance.

My big worry is that we try and make these massive changes and it all goes wrong. We have slept walked into an aging squad for 2 or 3 years. Now it is catching up and will only get worse.

I would say Scott Parker would be a safer bet than a lot of other managers. Anyone is a gamble. But he has shown he can quickly re-mould a squad, under pressure, with limitations. And he would have a squad better than the one Fulham had back in August.

I don't know if it has been asked already in this thread but I thought that the limit for loan players in the Premier League was two at any one time so how come Fulham are allowed so many players on loan and all playing at once?

I thought Parker set them up well they were solid and yet ambitious going forward.
I hadn’t really thought of him as a potential Palace manager but the way he has adjusted to life as a Premier League Manager- has got me thinking he might be a safer option than I thought.

If he brought Andersen, RLC and Maja with him it might be the best deal on offer!

Benteke has to go and we have to get some natural width into the team.

The two limit is only on domestic loans. You can loan as many overseas players as you like

I was thinking the same thing. 7 loanees out of 11 on the pitch, very odd way to build a team.

I'm also in the 'Scott Parker for manager' camp. He'd work well with Roy during a year of transition. We could do a lot worse methinks.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

I am guessing this is the thinking in the boardroom. Let's be safe and avoid relegation at all costs. Does not make it any easier to watch these games tho.

Why would you want a transition period with a manager that has a totally different style. All they would do is argue tactics, or Parker would show too much respect for Roy and end up ruining his own style of play.

I would agree that they are a pretty good side, but it shows just how low we have sunk that we can't compete with them on an even level. Okay we got a point, but we never looked like getting three.

Desperately hanging on again, this time for a single point. Somehow we are scraping our way to enough points to stay up. The last match I actually enjoyed watching was the 5-1 win at West Brom - plus the last two minutes at Brighton. Gary Cahill is back at his best and a good thing too otherwise we would have no chance to getting a result. I suppose we will scrape through to the summer when Palace face massive decisions about the future, with so many players out of contract and Roy too.

The right place at the right time