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 Dubai Eagle  09 Feb 24 4.09am |
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Has all the makings of a good T Shirt Slogan Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
If the fans get behind the team and the club, both on match days and online, we will stay up. It is that simple. Even with a depleted squad. Then we will have a frankly incredible squad. If we bitch and moan, we may go down. Ergo, be positive. And if you are positive anyway, stand up and be counted. An autopsy can happen in the summer. If Parish sacks Hodgson that's his business. But people need to be less Charlton 2007.
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 cp forever south london 09 Feb 24 11.16am |
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Quite a relief to read the posts here, there are what seems orchestrated negativity on most formats. What could have been a happy season has been more than dogged by injury for our key players which is now extended again so our support for those fit enough play is needed more than ever. It seems a lot of so called supporters have forgotten the ups and downs of supporting Palace or indeed any club other than the teams currently in the top spots. These are tough times and we need to be tough inour support.
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| Fanofzhiyi Kent 09 Feb 24 11.29am |
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Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
If the fans get behind the team and the club, both on match days and online, we will stay up. It is that simple. Even with a depleted squad. Then we will have a frankly incredible squad. If we bitch and moan, we may go down. Ergo, be positive. And if you are positive anyway, stand up and be counted. An autopsy can happen in the summer. If Parish sacks Hodgson that's his business. But people need to be less Charlton 2007. Good post. I think it’s 100% clear now this is the last season with Roy as manager. So we have the summer to look forward to. If we can scrape results and stay up it can be a very exciting summer as we would then pick the right manager for a longer term plan. Chelsea is a freebie, no big expectations on the result, but If we battle Chelsea on the pitch and with a supportive atmosphere this could be a turning point. Eze and guehi Should be back in March so now it’s backs against the walls time to get as many points as possible before they boost the squad with their return
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ASCPFC  Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 09 Feb 24 11.42am |
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Some absolute bollox being spouted. We're not Charlton - we're not asking for Europe. We're asking for our players to not be misused, proper tactics and substitutions and a clear pathway for youngsters. Nobody's asking for Roy to be sacked so we can play like Brazil. People have had enough of very poor results and very poor displays. Doing the footballing basics right would be a start for our side - not playing Bayern in the Champions League. Ultimately, management choices have been poor all season, even worse than when every single fan had had enough of Roy before. And for a bit of balance, fans not being happy or being happy is part and parcel of football. Are people suggesting our players go away crying for their 50k a week? What are they f***ing babies? We have every right to expect a basic level of competence that has been shown all too rarely this season.
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gloryhunter  EDINBURGH 09 Feb 24 11.50am |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Some absolute bollox being spouted. We're not Charlton - we're not asking for Europe. We're asking for our players to not be misused, proper tactics and substitutions and a clear pathway for youngsters. Nobody's asking for Roy to be sacked so we can play like Brazil. People have had enough of very poor results and very poor displays. Doing the footballing basics right would be a start for our side - not playing Bayern in the Champions League. Ultimately, management choices have been poor all season, even worse than when every single fan had had enough of Roy before. And for a bit of balance, fans not being happy or being happy is part and parcel of football. Are people suggesting our players go away crying for their 50k a week? What are they f***ing babies? We have every right to expect a basic level of competence that has been shown all too rarely this season. Spot on. Organisation and application. Even the so called smaller clubs get most of the basics right, most of the time. We only click occasionally and get a surprise.
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| MabbsWasKing 09 Feb 24 12.06pm |
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I don’t think anyone in this post is disagreeing with you. I think what is being said is keep up the toxicity and we will go down. I wouldn’t argue with that either. They may be being paid £50k per week but these are young guys in their early 20’s and they can get their £50k elsewhere.
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| Brinscalleagle2 Brinscall 09 Feb 24 12.07pm |
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Originally posted by Willo
I appreciate your sentiments however when one has only witnessed 2 home PL wins all season, have only won 1 of our last 12 PL games and been subjected to dross on the field of play, it is totally understandable that supporters have become disenchanted and disillusioned and vent their spleens when events on the field of play are not going in our favour. I for one, a supporter since the 60s in all climes,has decided not to attend the Chelsea game, accordingly my posterior will make contact with my settee in my abode rather than my seat at Selhurst Park. I too have supported since the late 50’s and have witnessed a variety of standards of football from our team. Your decision not to attend is perfectly acceptable and much more helpful to the team on the pitch than going to the match and shouting non stop criticism. Not saying you would do that anyway but it is support and encouragement the team needs now from the attending crowd.COYP
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| DANGERCLOSE london 09 Feb 24 12.34pm |
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monkey  09 Feb 24 12.41pm |
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It’s all about the team and how we’re set up, if we’re on the front foot from the start and we at least have a go and look like scoring, even if it ends in defeat, they’ll be a decent atmosphere.
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| ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 09 Feb 24 12.51pm |
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Originally posted by monkey
It’s all about the team and how we’re set up, if we’re on the front foot from the start and we at least have a go and look like scoring, even if it ends in defeat, they’ll be a decent atmosphere. Good observation - for teams to get great support they need to show desire. Palace have always been identified with punching above their weight, plucky underdogs etc. The team needs to show that spirit. It can't be up to the fans to provide it. All we can do is shout until we're hoarse.
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Nicholas91  The Democratic Republic of Kent 09 Feb 24 1.02pm |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Good observation - for teams to get great support they need to show desire. Palace have always been identified with punching above their weight, plucky underdogs etc. The team needs to show that spirit. It can't be up to the fans to provide it. All we can do is shout until we're hoarse. This entirely and good post previously ASCPFC. The whole 'Charlton' thing is the equivalent of never leaving the house because you're afraid you might get hit by a bus. A team that has some coordination, looks to be unified in spirit amongst themselves and with the fans, has a go at the opposition and shows some desire beyond trying (and failing) to eek out a 0-0 every week will always receive greater plaudits than the one that sacrifices all intent, character and ambition for the aforementioned result. I don't expect us to be Pep's Barcelona, I expect us to be loud, be proud and be Palace!
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| Eaglecoops CR3 09 Feb 24 1.23pm |
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Bit of a naive thread. Show spirit and resolve on the pitch and no one will complain. Put in performances like they have for a large part of the season and expect to be criticised. We all want Palace to win and be successful but thinking that online criticism is affecting performance makes the assumption that professional footballers are largely influenced by social media. If they are then they shouldn’t be playing professionally because the nature of the game means there will always be rough with smooth. Support in the ground is a bit different. That’s where fans can have a real influence, but don’t expect them to cheer if we are putting in shocking performances. Support needs to be spontaneous as much as anything else. Edited by Eaglecoops (09 Feb 2024 1.24pm)
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