Not a single shot on target, at home to Fulham. To go with the 2 shots last Monday. Royball - 4 points and scraping by in order to stay in the division to try and do the same next season. Time to the ring the changes, if we go down, we go down, but I don't see the point of this.

I counted six attempts where we ran at them with their defence stretched and down we went, I lost count of the amount of times Ayew was fouled trying to run with the ball ..same for Eze.

Cavaileiro brought some energy as well, got me worried. Mitrovic was useless tho.

Absolutely agree. Week after week it's the same.
I feel flat as a pancake. 60 years watching Palace, and I've seen many bad performances, but I honestly can't remember us ever playing so negatively week after week. It's tedious, joyless stuff that is sapping the life spirit from the players (Eze has lost all his confidence and bravado) and those who have to watch it.
Dreadful.

Blimey, that was a dull, uninspiring game. A very difficult watch and destined to be the last, very short slot on MOTD2 tonight.

I agree with the comments about RLC, would love to see him back at Selhurst. Perhaps he was asking Roy after the game if there were any vacancies.

Still, a point's a point, but no doubt changes are needed.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

Yeah, Scott Parker after the game just said "We did everything in our power to try and win the game but it wasn't to be."

We simply cannot claim the same.

So little drive, intent, motivation, energy... where to start with a rebuild? There's so much to do.

Going back to the first few games of the season, Fulham had a load of new players, including an entire defense. They were disjointed and naive, but have done really well to grow as they have and just about have a fighting chance.

My big worry is that we try and make these massive changes and it all goes wrong. We have slept walked into an aging squad for 2 or 3 years. Now it is catching up and will only get worse.

I would say Scott Parker would be a safer bet than a lot of other managers. Anyone is a gamble. But he has shown he can quickly re-mould a squad, under pressure, with limitations. And he would have a squad better than the one Fulham had back in August.