so it seems like weve got people already starting threads questioning Roys decisions & tactics.

what unappreciative philistines we have as fans.

some or you guys dont even know your born when it comes to supporting palace.

people seem to think they have the right so sceond guess sebody with 30 years management experience from their keyboards

Edited by Midlands Eagle (27 Aug 2018 6.45am)

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

Only three points after three games, Two away games one at home against some people's runners up elect,
Get rid and appoint some Dutch guy who knows how to start a season properly.

One wonders how often Benteke scores in training. At this point, I think Roy probably believes CB's value lies in drawing attention from the opponents' best defenders, leaving our other players open for chances. On the final corner, Ward was as well marked as I was.

Edited by CT Charlie (27 Aug 2018 1.09am)

What would be your tactics be for the Swansea game,
looking forward to your recommendations for Roy,

COYP

Where is the Joker shown, I haven't used it ?

My only concern is there "appears" to be no consideration of who we are playing against when selecting the team(and I say appears because we tend to see identical line ups for each match) . Unless Kouyate is looking seriously garbage in training then surely the management knew yesterdays game was going to be hotly contested match. We lost the ball in 50:50's far too often and surely the addition of Kouyate to the middle of the park would have helped.

I would have gone with this forward six

Luka
Andros Kouyate Meyer Wilf
Ayew

But.... I aint the manager so I guess we have to trust in his decisions.

Before the match Roy said ayew, kouyate and Meyer all fit and ready to play a part, which makes even less sense to leave them out, Meyer excluded but that was too late to win the match. Look.what he did in the he short time he was on