Like some others today, I don’t believe Eddie Howe is the answer. Not sure who is, but it needs an new injection of ideas, strategy, tactics, and a platform to allow some skilful, creative footballers to flourish.

Again, I would agree that Hodgson staying on in some capacity would be a wrong move too.

I hope Mr Parish reads this forum so he knows what fans actually think!

Well, if he did, he would know what some fan's think but I am sure he is more than capable of making up his own mind! My thoughts are that some perspective needs to be shown - for sure it was a poor performance from Palace and the inability to do anything much in an attacking sense was really disappointing. Watching on TV, you could sense Brighton would equalise and possibly then get a winner - at least that didn't happen.
There were some positives - the central defensive partnership looked really solid and Riedewald was outstanding in midfield. He showed what he could do last season when he was MOM against Arsenal when playing at left back.
That said, the Chelsea second half and this match were certainly poor but before then, the start had been fine and the football ok. My sense would be to put it down to a "bad day at the office" and move on. Roy and Ray will be more than aware of what needs to be done and I think Palace will both beat Fulham next week and go on a decent run - the fundamentals of a good team are there.
I also suspect he will make a change at left back. Teams have clearly been targeting Mitchell and it showed both yesterday and at Chelsea - the PL is a brutal environment for a young player to learn his trade.

I can’t see him going this season unless we have a similar run to the end of last season and look like we’re struggling in the bottom 3.
When Parish has acted before in the case of De Boer and Warnock it appeared that certain key elements of the dressing room weren’t behind the manager and briefing Parish on the discontent.
I am not sure that Parish has the same relationship with the current crop of players, and in any event most of the players seem behind Roy.
Games are being played behind closed doors so the fans’ discontent is being largely played out online which is unlikely to concern Parish too much.
If we keep the current points to games ratio we are likely to stay up comfortably.
So more of the same I’m afraid as Roy definitely won’t change his approach.

How bad do we have to get before you’d accept a change is needed? Are results the only consideration, or should performances also be looked at?

How many Palace games have you enjoyed watching in the last 24 months?

That is very bold and optimistic statement, hope it does not come back to haunt you!

I believe our Home supporters would like to feel more comfortable instead of biting our nails until the final whistle.
Last season we won a meagre 6 games at home and 5 of them were by the single goal, ie 1-0,2-1,1-0,1-0,1-0.The only home game we won by more than a solitary goal was when we defeated Norwich 2-0 and of course they finished rock-bottom.