I will never regret it!
I have honestly never felt such apathy for my beloved club than I have this season - tonight’s game was the absolute perfect summary of all of the infuriating Roy ism’s that have sapped my enthusiasm for match days.
Frankly It’s been a feat of endurance to stick with it at times during the past two seasons and it is imperative that the next manager has some backbone ( to hook players when they are not putting in 100% and yes that includes Wilf, if he’s still here) some new ideas and a philosophy that’s starts with Palace showing some fight!

Good luck to Roy - but Thanks god it’s over!

Couldn't agree more.
The only plus-and of course it's a big one- is that we stayed up. Otherwise: no magic, two players developed (Eze, Mitchell), we forgot how to defend and to be 'difficult to beat'. Some posters will argue that beating Brighton and finishing above them is all that matters. I find that sort of thinking depressingly small-town, tedious, childish.
The 4-1 defeat of Leeds was perhaps the highlight of the season unless the win at a Man Utd still on pre-season and the five goals at West Brom count. But which team went forwards and which backwards after the first Leeds result? We've played some shocking football this season. My highlight was the poster who described the 0-7 to Liverpool as 'a bad day at the office'. Pretty relaxed office manager, then. The equivalent of 0-7 for an office worker on the same sort of money as our players is that you clear your desk and are escorted off the premises by Security.
So the appointment of the new manager is crucial to our chances of staying up next season. It's concerning to hear it reported that candidates are put off by the Chairman's reticence with the cheque book.
Are we in a better position than at the end of last season?

Benteke went off with a calf strain on weds and hadn't recovered in time. And Bats had a back problem (probably from carrying all his money we've paid him and he doesn't deserve!)

Shame Rak Yaki didn’t get a run.