Hell yeah!
Are you seriously asking if anyone would want the Palace job?
Some 'fans' have a pretty low opinion of the club they claim to support.
If you are talking about top European managers then of course not but that isn't our market is it? We're not in huge debt. Not being forced to sell our best players. We are in the best league in the World. We are located in London. We have a Cat1 academy. The list goes on and on.

Ridiculous to suggest no one would want the job.

He is my manager of choice as anyone couldn't possibly be worse than the current 'stuck in his ways' incumbent.

However, if Olise gets fit soon, if Ayew gets back from AFCON and he plays Franca to liaise with Eze (instead of sticking him out on the wing) and plays Ebowei as a winger and Ahamada as the midfield provider - we will be OK. More likely pigs will fly and he'll stick with Hughes, Schlupp and Mateta. Old leopards never change their spots ...

As Jason Cundy pointed out on Talksport the other day, changing the manager does nothing to change results if the owners continue to withhold investment in the team. We had a third of our attack missing Saturday (with Ayew at AFCON and Olise injured). Had we had someone on the bench that could help we might have offered more up front. Roy's pragmatic style may not be easy on the eye but when we have our strongest team out we are a match for anyone. When we have injuries to key areas we look like lambs to the slaughter.
This will not change unless the owners give the manager some help.

I will accept that the injury to Doucoure and the injuries to Eze and Olise which has resulted in them hardly playing together has had a significant negative affect on the team.

At present we are not cut adrift and at this moment in time one could conclude that there is a greater chance of three teams below us plummeting through that relegation trapdoor.

I have to agree without the return of Doucoure Olisse and Ayew any manager is going to struggle and with them we would be ok. On balance I would stick with Roy for the rest of the season especially if we are unable to strengthen the squad with players with the ability to go straight into the side not the Franca type player who may or may not make it. The big change should come in the summer suited to whichever division we are in. For me with Roy it will be the Premiership and I would sooner suffer pragmatic football for the rest of the season to achieve that aim.COYP

The concern is if injuries don't improve he has shown no idea of how to work around it. He hasn't tried untested players to any great degree, he hasn't come up with any new offensive tactics, he hasn't gone down the route of a more physical and aggressive approach, or worked out a way to go more direct. The one change was to go 3-4-3 when we don't have any wingbacks, Schlupp is not a right winger and he puts Eze out on the left. We are no longer that hard to break down, we can't defend setpieces and our offensive set pieces have no creativity at all. I just don't see anything that he's getting right at the moment.

Sometimes changing the manager just gives the place a boost. It's not always fair on the manager, but it works so often if you make the right choice. The fact is any half decent manager will keep us up when the core of the team is fit.