He'll get stick for negative perfomances like Brighton, Chelsea, Burnley and Newcastle for example. No fan wants to see their team play 11 behind the ball with hardly any attempts on goal. Credit for the change in tactics that have seen us play more positively in the last 3 games. The players look happier too imho.

To you and yours as well mate.

If you are going to bang on about other posters, at least give them the courtesy of a coherent rollicking beforehand. It’s ‘lose’ and it’s ‘no’ doubt.

Hear hear! Roy has adapted to many different scenarios that's been thrown at him. We had RLC, Cabaye we played the best football I've seen at Palace. We had 6-7 injuries to the first team (can't remember specific number) one season and he adapted a more conservative approach - Klopp can't stop going on about his injuries and he's got a wealth of options. The same with last season, no number 10, no striker but Ayew managed to step up with important goals. Now this season, our first choice CBs are all out and have been since the start of the season and we're still getting results.

Whilst we've added one meaningful player to some (I believe two, Clyne is a lot safer than Ward). That player is the one we've been asking for, a number 10 type player who plays inbetween the lines, its the difference maker and we are seeing how Roy is using him to effect this season. Freeing up Wilf a lot more as well. It is just one player but what a massive difference it makes.

Who's he? If you mean our manager at least get his name right.

Did Manure sack Ole after their drubbing by Spurs (1-6) or Southampton Hasenhuttl after their drubbing by Leicester last season (0-9).

These games happen sometimes. The wise thing is to put them behind you, pull your socks up and get on with the next game.

We were good against WBA, Spurs and WH and we are not suddenly a poor team because of today nor is Roy a bad manager (ask Fulham, WBA, Inter MIlan, Switzerland etc).

In saying this I'm not saying I'm a Hodgson fan but until we have a genuine quality replacement lined up I don't see a reason to get rid of him.

wanting Roy gone ? just ask all the brighton, Millwall, charlton, chelscum trolls on here.

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

I think they're called daft and therefore cannot comprehend any situation.

Thanks for the name correction Sir. We are not all English. Many of us Palace fans. If 7-0 loss and many otherwise winnable games on which we lost points is OK with you, then our ambitions/horizons for this club are different. We have more than enough talent in the squad to not have to go through these nerve wrecking and humiliating displays. How do other teams with less talent get more accomplished but Roy gets a pass???

The team which thrashed us today lost 7-2 to Villa earlier this season.
Man U lost 1-6 to Spurs
Bad days come to all teams at some point.

You will know we lost 9-0 to Liverpool 30 years ago and then went and beat them 4-3 in the FA Cup semi-final the same year.

Also look at Southampton - thrashed 0-9 at home by Leicester last season then went and beat them 0-1 at the King Power. Look at them now - flying high.

Perspective my friend. I've been supporting Palace for nearly 50 years. We are not a big team. This is our longest run in the top tier. Let's see how we react at Villa and in subsequent games.

We are still 8 points clear of the relegation zone.

If we want to be more than a mid-table premier league team then the American billionaires need to put their hands in their pockets and fund a project to achieve that.

As for Roy Hodgson, he's done well with the resources he has and the limited investment the club had made in the three and a bit years he's been our manager.

I've been fairly consistent in my belief that we need to move on from Roy for a while now. Today doesn't make me want him to leave any more or less though and, in honesty, I was far angrier after our pathetic capitulation to Burnley a few weeks ago.

This was a freak result in which Liverpool scored with seven of their eight shots on target. Most were extremely good, clinical finishes from difficult situations. I actually thought we played fairly well in the first half. To say a 7-0 scoreline is flattering would be the understatement of the century.

My issue with Roy pertains to his overriding tactical negativity, his continued disregard for players like Jairo who we can all see are very good players and his dysfunctional relationship with substitutions, rendering our games borderline unwatchable at times.

However, there have been signs this season, and in recent games, that we can play well and attack dangerously, largely thanks to the addition of Eze, and at our current rate of scoring we'll net an extra 11 goals to last season.

Roy isn't our future but it's not sensible to be too reactionary to results like these, especially after an unbeaten run of three games that could, and should, have produced seven points.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...