well done...little old crystal palace with the 2nd lowest net spend are mid table, doing well and able to be on the the beach, bit still hold a very good everton side 0-0.

also, im not sure if you are aware of this but there is no separate table for home & away form, it all get added together as do the points, if you care to take a look at the league table you will see this, i can only assume you havnt looked at the table of late, as if you had, you and a lot of other fans wouldnt be moaning like a bunch of spoilt little brats.

‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway

This.

My Charlton and Millwall mates what chop "your" sorry their right hand off for this.

If we can just improve our home form a little more next season...

Edited by Badger11 (28 Apr 2019 9.30am)

One more point

I have to admit. This season, we have comfortably avoided relegation with no real scares. We are in a decent position in the league. Wolves and Watford have had great seasons; Leicester, Everton, and West Ham all have much bigger resources. We are now the 9th longest serving team in the premier league and next year I would except similar. Roy had done the job he was expected to.

I can't make Bournemouth. My criticism is that I missed Leicester, Burnley, and Fulham. So I've seen 1 home win against Huddersfield and palace players score twice from open play (Ward and PVA). It's been a pretty poor return for a season ticket and 3 hour round trips.

I've lowered my stance from thinking we should sack him, to merely suggesting we should keep an eye out for a talented replacement.

This is true, so instead of getting some width in the team and banging some balls in the box Roy plays MacArthur on the left wing and Wilf though the middle. Roy hasn’t and never will play to Benteke’s strengths and when Wilf is gone it’ll be 4 central midfielders chugging round the pitch, playing the ball sideways, with possibly Andros cutting back onto his strong foot after the oppo have been behind the ball for 20 passes.

I get why Parish will never want a manager keeping us in the prem to leave, and Roy won’t be doing it for very long anyway, but I am concerned we might be on the start of a slide seeing how few goals we score and how Roy is sapping creativity out of the team to the point you expect there not to be any. Roy had better be good with any new players and squad on the training pitch still because right now in real matches we’re very tame apart from some of the individual battles. I wish I could fast forward to the next manager because I’ve come close to not using my ST so many times. It’s lucky we don’t have a 35,000 stadium because we’d have to give away fans half to 3/4 of the Arfur to fill it playing this.

COYP

Another beauty,agree strongly.

so why dont you enlighten us to what you expect from next season then?

bearing in mind the clubs above us have much better resources available to them, and you can almost guarantee will outspend us!

also why dont you enlighten us as to who you want as manager and what they would bring to the table.

to put in into layman's terms for you, it seems you & a lot of other posters want to change their reliable & sensible ford fiesta for a sleek and attractive porsche 911 but have no idea about how to fund it.

‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway