Noades did appoint Mullery the worst manager in the history of the club.
All this one striker is nonsense, we have more than one striker, injured or not very good I grant you, but more than one.

Because he doesn't care about us. He doesn't see any reason to let the fans know what he's done. Why do you think tickets are still so bloody expensive? Why do you think it took him five years to even think about installing mandatory features for disabled people? Because that's not what was important to him. Everything he's done since arriving here was to make himself look the bee's knees. He stumbled his way into the Premier League, especially after Dougie left, and now he's there he hasn't a clue what to do, so he's blaming all of it on everyone else he can. He thinks being a Palace fan makes him King of the Hill and doesn't think he needs to listen to anyone else. Any smart chairman would give their manager the money and say to them "This is our budget and if you want to use it to buy 5 center backs, you live or die by it." He should've thought through what tactics he wanted his team to play, got a man in who fit them, and then just let him get on with it. But no, he tried to be the scout, the players' agent, the coach AND the manager all at once, all while keeping his wallet as tightly closed as possible, because he thinks he knows best about everything. And that's the way it's going to carry on because he's got an ego bigger than his nose. This isn't Crystal Palace F.C. anymore, it's Steve Parish F.C.

I'm loving the lack of grey between the :

"Parish is a man-God who saved our club & must be unquestioned"

&, the

"Everything is Parish's fault, he can do nothing right & micromanages - he needs to go now"

Standpoints.

Reality - He's a good guy, has done v. well for the club, but hasn't made the wisest decisions in the last 2 years. & that's not hindsight talking - I thought both Pardew & FdB decisions were absolutely shocking in real time. (although I thought the decision to sell Campbell OK at the time).

Who is rewriting words now YOU

You do not know if he wanted to stay or not at the end of the day history shows he walked for reasons unknown to us and he didn't try to rip us off yes there was money matter but come on he deserved every penny for what he did.

At first he didn't that is correct but what do you expect Palace are not high profile club we was small club with lots of unknowns plus the back setup is poor so what do you expect, he changed his mind after speaking with people like Sir Alex Ferguson.

Again you do not really know why Sam left funny how he is now open to taking some work even if it's international this just shows something is really wrong with our club (i would expect if a top club job came up he would of taken it but he is a respectful man and maybe in contract he can not take another club job for set time)

Two out of how many?

So I'd say we agree that he's hit the mark manager wise more often than not..

let's be fair he's normally found us a good manager every time he's had to.

But that doesn't fit with the current anti Parish sentiment so maybe I should shut up.

His pedigree was winning the Dutch league with the biggest club in a very small country. Fvck me, Steve McLaren won it as well. Jordan called it right and I thought the same. So did Bexleydave but we were pilloried as usual for not donning the red and blue specs that make you blind.