You people are just mental, ostriches with your heads in the sand, if we could swap WH for the greatest keeper in the world (whoever the f*** that is), money no object, you wouldn't have it would you?

Anyway everyone did great today, it was beautiful to watch and I'm a happy bunny so I'm not letting the Hennessey Mafia get me down.

Bangell - If Camus wrote The Myth of Sisyphus today, it would be about Jason Puncheon eternally trying and failing to pass with his right foot.

He's not talking rubbish. Roy has had more time to work with the defence and it showed.

Did Jules do well? I thought so. Will Wayne be back for the next match? I honestly don't know but I'm a great believer in playing players who played well in the next match and I though Jules did.

Perhaps you'll say the same if he has a bad match or two and Wayne should then go back in goal? Somehow I doubt it which is why your views can never be seen as objective in this matter.

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'

Perhaps age does indeed breed wisdom

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'

[Link] : Julian Speroni's return to Premier League action was one that he described as amazing as he once again took part in a home victory against Chelsea.

In 2013/14 season he starred in the 1-0 victory against our west London neighbours and today was handed the chance by Roy Hodgson to be involved once again.

A calf injury sustained by Wayne Hennessey on international duty gave Speroni an opportunity to pull on the Eagles number one jersey.

"It was just an amazing day and what a performance from everyone, it was a great team performance and all did our jobs so well to get such a good result in the end.

"It is so important that you play as team and pull together to get the result, it is about hard work.

"I have been missing playing and especially taking part in games here at Selhurst with such a great atmosphere. I prepare every day in training to be ready to play and be available for the next game and hopefully I will get the chance to play the next game but I will wait and see."

Kentish Maid, born Beckenham, Kent; lifelong Palace supporter.

I cant believe that after such a great win people have nothing better to do than go on about Wayne Hennessey.
For my part I have the greatest respect for Roy. I don't know what he and Ray Lewington have done over the last 2 weeks, but to come out against Chelsea and go at it with some passion and confidence was unbelievable. Wilfred and Andros were absolutely fantastic. I can wait until next week. One of the lucky 1500 and I sense another win.

Following Palace since 25 Feb 1978

I wonder if you will criticise Jules as much as you do Wayne if he makes errors? Somehow I doubt it.

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'