Neither have I but many kids do and if they think it's cool to show disrespect for rules, it creates a poor society.

I still say Dyche would be a good fit, and at the moment his side are all over Everton...

f***, that would be worse than Sam "I'm not a crook". I'd still watch, but damn that would be a hard watch.

On the whole Roy has been great for Palace, but the performances over the past few months have been turgid. The great results have glossed over what has been total dross. How we got anything out of both the Fulham and Brighton games is a miracle. Had we lost both of those 2-0, like we deserved, I’m not sure there would be much support for Roy. We were fortunate today that WBA are one of the few teams worse than us.

I hope it’s Roy’s last season and I’d be the first to give him a standing ovation. I also hope we take a gamble with a manager and new players because nothing can be worse then watching dire game after dire game with nothing to play for. Once again our season is effectively over with 9 games left.

What a dull existence we have become.

I agree.

I don’t want to get on the players backs because ultimately they are following the game plan and giving everything they’ve got - and their comment is clear.
The frustrating thing is that we do have spells in the odd games when our passing is slick and we look a half decent team. Today we let WBA have the ball and let’s be fair they looked the better side. But only because we let them. The game was there for us to get hold of it by the scruff of the neck after we went 1 up and we just sat back.

Dyche, Howe or Wilder are all good managers - I’d be happy with any of them.
In particular Wilders efforts last year with basically a team of Championship (at best) players was remarkable and I do recall suggestions that he would be a good fit for us (at the time) were laughed off with the usual “why would he come to us” remarks.

I also think having experienced relegation doesn’t make any of them a bad manager in my book- in fact it might actually provide some valuable lessons for them all which we may benefit from.

I’m so confused what to think about our club at the moment!

One part of me is terrified that making too many changes (management, coaching staff, playing staff) will totally disrupt the team and results. We’ve seen clubs plummet down the leagues in years gone by.

The other part of me is jealous by the attacking football of West Ham, Villa and Leeds this season, all teams I think are of a similar position to us in terms of ability. The thought of a change in style is attractive and maybe freshen things up HOWEVER, this takes time to do it effectively and would be a complete shift from what our squad are used to. Changing Roy and his team is a risk in my opinion but it’s also going to happen at some point soon.

I personally think he will sign for another year. Parish will be looking at the market of available managers and think ‘will they do a better job with this group of players?’. I’m not sure there are many that could get the balance right as over-committing going forward would greatly expose our poor defence.

Should we change, someone like Southgate could fit the bill. Professional and I’m so confused what to think about our club at the moment!

One part of me is terrified that making too many changes (management, coaching staff, playing staff) will totally disrupt the team and results. We’ve seen clubs plummet down the leagues in years gone by.

The other part of me is jealous by the attacking football of West Ham, Villa and Leeds this season, all teams I think are of a similar position to us in terms of ability. The thought of a change in style is attractive and maybe freshen things up HOWEVER, this takes time to do it effectively and would be a complete shift from what our squad are used to. Changing Roy and his team is a risk in my opinion but it’s also going to happen at some point soon.

I personally think he will sign for another year. Parish will be looking at the market of available managers and think ‘will they do a better job with this group of players?’. I’m not sure there are many that could get the balance right. If we are to change, Southgate could fit the bill. A steady professional with great experience that would be willing to give youth a chance, play a more ‘modern’ style of football and not as chaotic as Pardew/De Boer.