The day were owned by foreign billionaires, have foreigners turning up to our ground with selfie sticks where regular fans can’t get a ticket and spend billions on players to sometimes go backwards will be a very, very sad one for me.

I’m quite happy being owned by a fan,

So I have a been a Palace fan since 1969. We all know our history with its Highs and its lows. After 11 seasons in the prem what do you consider to be good season ?

For me its staying in the prem and cup run. As staying in the prem for our Club, with a ground size as small as it, is we are fighting above our weight.

But what about you, what's par for you?

The paucity of the ambition in the above posts ( not a criticism) is why the Premier League model will not ultimately be sustainable.
The greed is good nature of the set up will lead to a breakaway super league / greater split of tv revenues to the bigger clubs / ongoing hoovering up of talent from ‘lesser clubs.’
The wealthy owners have only just begun in their Machiavellian manoeuvres.
The essence of sport is competition and once you take that away what are you left with ?
The domination by Real Madrid and Barcelona has killed the game in Spain and it’s not that much better in Germany.
Total dominance is not necessarily attractive to fans of the dominant clubs either.
They’re not happy with a 1-0 v e.g Luton, demanding a 5-0.

I take your point, however for Palace in the top flight, the situation has hardly changed since 1969. It's always been about survival as most other clubs have always been bigger than we are. The numbers are just bigger now than they used to be, and with new sources of cash (most recently Saudi Arabia) they will keep getting bigger. Who remembers being shocked by David Mills signing for West Bromwich Albion in 1976 for half a million; the first English footballer to command such a fee? I remember at the time saying "what madness"..."this can't go on" etc! (In fact who even remembers David Mills? Other than me, obvs.