Because we don’t want the children in Liverpool boosting cars and going for a joyride AND using their mobiles at the same time!!

So I manage a Workshop which provides a safe learning environment for blokes struggling with PTSD and other mental health issues. Being a Palace fan isn't listed yet.

Expecting the same eleven , but very narrow when they have the ball , to stop them playing in triangles, then hit the wings when we break. When the ball goes up to Benteke he needs to make it stick and wait for help. He owes us a big performance.
Need to sit deeper than West Ham, playing a high line against the fastest attackers in the league was a joke.
Score draw.

Far be it for me to tell the mods what to do but this post surely deserves a yellow card. Utter tosh.

Where were you at QPR

Been said by others but this team is ridiculous. Wayne had a great game and Macca did nothing wrong. Why drop them when the team won well, besides Meyer is unlikely to be fit and has done nothing to earn a start. What sort of message does that send to the team that you can lose your place after a good performance and a win.

I've not seen anything to suggest that Roy will change a winning team.

Personally I wouldn't change it either, Andros seems to be great at covering AWB. On the other flank, Schlupp is a left back anyway so no worries defence-wise there. That leaves Macca and Luka, nobody argues that Luka shouldn't play so that leaves Macca.
Anyone want to suggest that Macca can't do any damn job that Roy asks of him needs to go away and watch some rewinds back. Macca is underrated and understands how the team works, exactly what we need against Liverpool.

Stick not twist.

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you don't sign players like Meyer to stick them on the bench. In any event we need a passer in midfield, despite the win I thought we weren't great in the middle on the ball and someone like Meyer can help us control a game and keep possession more while finding the players between the lines to make things happen

when he's match fit and drilled in Roy's system, of course

Fulham had a lot of the ball, especially in the middle of the park. Seri and Cairney both had plenty of possession and completed about 3 times as many passes as Luka and Jimmy Mac. I do worry about allowing players like Keita and Milner too much time on the ball, but I think it's more a case of upping our intensity with the same players than chopping and changing for this game.

At the sake of repeating, Roy hasn't liked to change a winning team unless injury makes it so .

Would love a win will take a draw

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

Like the majority I think we'll be unchanged.

Roy won't change the starting line-up, but to play devil's advocate, if he were to make a change the one player I might consider changing is Schlupp for Kouyaté, if the latter had proved himself match fit.

Schlupp did score last week and he does do some nice link up play, but he has also looked a little slow at tracking players which will be vital tonight and arguably Kouyaté is better at breaking up play. In this situation I would move McArthur to the left of what will probably be a narrow midfield four.

I will be happy to see an unchanged line-up though, but this thread wouldn't have even gone anywhere had it not been for the OP's bold suggestion of dropping (arguably) our MOTM from Fulham.