Agree totally. What we need now is to be able to adapt our game to perform at home like we do away. I think I am right in saying that only 15 of our 33 points have come at home so that is hardly fortress Selhurst. Apart from that we have very little to worry about, we are on the up.

We are so very close at almost every home game to be almost great.

This post has been merged from a topic called 'Sat in the Home Stand at Burnley.' by bexleydave

I live in the north west, 300 miles from Selhurst Park, so rarely get to see Palace live. A friend of mine is a Burnley season ticket holder, and promised to get me a ticket for this match 6 months ago.

I took him and two other Burnley supporters to the game, went in to a "home supporters only" pub before, then into the "home supporters only" stand. As at selhurst, any away fans in the home end get ejected if they cause an issue, so I was not wearing colours (although could have got away with my claret and blue scarf from 1963) and kept quiet for most of the game.

When I watched Wilf score his wonderful goal to put the match beyond doubt however it was too much, and I stood up, punched the air and shouted "yes" very loudly. I was in the corner closest to the away fans, so most of my shout was drowned out. It also wasn't heard because of the dozens of home fans around me walking out, so I did not get ejected.

To be fair to my Burnley supporting companions they freely admitted that the better side won on the day, that we had much more quality than them, and that their players were limited in skill, and that their team relied on effort and strength.

Another cracking away performance, we might not do the business at home, but away we can counter attack like no one else.

My god we take our chances away, our second was as about as clinical as you get. As for Wilf, what can you say he was completely unplayable yesterday... coyp