I can’t see him going this season unless we have a similar run to the end of last season and look like we’re struggling in the bottom 3.
When Parish has acted before in the case of De Boer and Warnock it appeared that certain key elements of the dressing room weren’t behind the manager and briefing Parish on the discontent.
I am not sure that Parish has the same relationship with the current crop of players, and in any event most of the players seem behind Roy.
Games are being played behind closed doors so the fans’ discontent is being largely played out online which is unlikely to concern Parish too much.
If we keep the current points to games ratio we are likely to stay up comfortably.
So more of the same I’m afraid as Roy definitely won’t change his approach.

How bad do we have to get before you’d accept a change is needed? Are results the only consideration, or should performances also be looked at?

How many Palace games have you enjoyed watching in the last 24 months?

That is very bold and optimistic statement, hope it does not come back to haunt you!

I believe our Home supporters would like to feel more comfortable instead of biting our nails until the final whistle.
Last season we won a meagre 6 games at home and 5 of them were by the single goal, ie 1-0,2-1,1-0,1-0,1-0.The only home game we won by more than a solitary goal was when we defeated Norwich 2-0 and of course they finished rock-bottom.

It seems to me that people are currently more disappointed than they were during that terrible losing run at the end of the season.
Even erstwhile Hodgson fans are questioning his methods despite us having a reasonable points total this season.
It may be because we have essentially surrendered in our last two games with only one shot on target.
Perhaps people were hoping for more with the addition of new signings to lead to more adventurous football.
But one thing is for sure ; the new signings will have to adapt to Roy as opposed to the other way round.
If Eze doesn’t support the full back defensively he won’t play regardless of what he offers going forward.
If Batshuayi doesn’t offer the defensive qualities and work rate of Ayew he won’t be used other than as an impact sub, even if he offers more than Ayew as a finisher.

that's because you are too fecking stupid to think it wouldn't happen to us if roy was sacked now. is that what you want.

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Burnley have done a very impressive job over recent years to getting themselves in the premiership twice, sticking with a good manager when they were relegated and consistently outperming. Turf Moor is around 15% smaller than Selhurst and would suspect over all they have an income around 25% smaller than ours yet still turn a small profit based on the low player turnover and low wages.

Their board like ours have recently invested in training facilities and are looking to expand the Cricket Field stand. Yet they are being slated by fans for not spending money they probably don't have.

All sounds pretty familiar.

IF we could prize Dyche away I think improve the club in a sustainable way. It would greatly increase the chances of Burnley being relegated.

As an outside bet, David Wagner is available. Didn't do a great job at Schalke though. Don't know enough about German football to confirm the reason for it.

We don't have fans in the stadium to express their rage, or respected senior players like Delaney who can ask the chairman what the f*** is going on.

Roy's reaction in the post match interview seems to show he has no real idea of just how angry fans would have been if they were in Selhurst to see sundays performance.

I am glad I am not alone in my views!

I agree that Sean Dyche could be a good fit in taking the club forward.

At the end of the day, it is about Mr. Parish!

Disgruntled, depressed, unhappy, Palace fan!

Let's be realistic. No one's going anywhere right now. Our playing uninspired boring football is not going to cause changes. If we can manage to sputter along and look like we're going to stay up things will stay as they are and that's probably acceptable to management since we stay up means we keep the TV revenues coming in (at least in the current Covid world).

There will only be a change if we look like we are in danger of getting relegated whether from our continued inept play or Roy loses the locker room, the players stop playing for him and that puts us in relegation danger. So, probably from now until after Christmas, we're going to have to be content with watching something similar to the way we played Brighton, again, every week, if we can stomach it.

Success will lie to you but failure always tells you the truth.