It’s a wonder our players and staff got off safe. It was a disgrace and obvious after the first pitch invasion. The police just stood by and the stewards who I accept are just part time agency staff were useless.
I didn’t see the viera incident but saw enough of our players threatened and goaded in both invasions. Absolutely disgraceful and now PV will no doubt get a charge.

Following Palace since 25 Feb 1978

Every time an Everton player fell over the entire Everton team (and crowd) were screaming for a red card.

Every handball by us was a penalty.

And apparently its ok for your goalkeeper to run to the halfway line and scream for a red card into the referee's face.

First half we started to take the pi$$ a bit with some flicks and tricks and I think at half-time it looked like we were going to cruise it in second gear against an awful Everton side running on fumes. Second-half Dele Ali came on and suddenly Everton had a player who could carry the ball and keep possession and they went up a gear. We didn't respond and just went deeper. In the end I think it was really down to the fact that Everton had more desire and all it needed was that first goal and then the players struggled to cope with the atmosphere, which must have been really intimidating. The cameras picked up the home fans screaming abuse two feet from the players' faces every time they took a throw-in or corner.

I do kind of think the two halves were a good summary of our season as a whole in terms of the good and the bad: first half we played some lovely football at times and had control of the ball and the game; second half we struggled to deal with aggression and direct balls into the box. As to Everton, imagine spending a billion pounds to look like Burnley!

A good point. They have flung a vast amount of money hoping some of it would stick but they are still a s*** side. A bit like Manchester United trying to keep up with City.

We don't need players like that.

None of the top players and indeed better teams are frightened or put off by hostile crowds.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Yep, a ridiculous amount of money if you look at the figures.

Apparently, it is now worthy of a pitch invasion when you manage to beat an 'on the beach', experimental Palace side, at home, on a Thursday night.

I would love further catastrophe at Everton but they are now a long way from being annual 4th-8th place battlers, which they certainly were.

Boring team, boring club, rat fans and I'd be glad to see the back of them.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!