Didn't watch the Bolton match, but from the highlights, I was very pleased to see a fitter Remy in action (fingers crossed). He did what I have been longing for Palace to do for years now: connecting and making fast, slick passes into shots at goal - he looked mustard - with Benteke and him...I'm very positive about staying up this year. Then Julian with a clean sheet - granted it was Bolton - but it's only confidence and match fitness with him - that's a plus too. Other bench players got a run too and managing a 0-0 is a good thing. If we get a Ben Davies type of LB then I'd feel even better. (BTW, nice to see Zaha ripping a defender to shreds for IC! [Link] Poor bugger didn't have a chance! LOL!) Feeling a little more positive!

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This game was always a potential banana skin and we came through intact,unlike three other Premiership teams who lost against lower league opposition.Even mighty Liverpool could only manage a draw at home against Plymouth today,so all in all,not too bad.

Will Jules keep his place I wonder?

I was listening on radio commentators made good point. Our problem lies in mid field. We need a new Jedi but a more mobile one who can pass. It's been said before but defence starts in mid field.

Saw on match of the day Cambell linked up well with Remy. I was ok with result clean sheet and chance to give some players a run out

People standing in the rain just to see their dream again. The Damned

Jules doesn't seem to have lost any of his agility, and his reflexes look as sharp as ever.

Was impressed with the lightning speed at which he bounced back to his feet after that important first-half save at his near post.

Wayne is not so nimble but he has a longer reach and a better kick.

On balance, while he's keeping clean sheets, I'd stick with Jules.

In fairness we looked alright with Remi up front. The sooner he's properly fit the better. Obviously when he wasn't on in the second half we looked poor.