If it had paid off every body would be singing his praises. Everyone has a right to their own opinion but the only opinion that really matters is that of the Directors. It seems we are going the way of the Newcastle fans trying to force Pardew out,he won't go of his own accord unless another Premier club come looking.There must be a reason why both Newcastle and Crystal Palace don't want to sack him and I don't think it is to do with money. Therefore we must accept the Status Quo.Parish and Co like the managers that he played under at Palace must see something that we can't see.Let us support the Palace and hope that 2016 was just a bad year points wise and all will change in 2017

That was never going to pay off in those circumstances. We needed to close out the game for a point against superior opposition. Attempting to win it only made sense to a chancer like Pardew.

We are nothing whatsoever like Newcastle supporters. We've been incredibly patient and most of us have no greater mid-term ambition than staying in the PL, without flirting with relegation. There has been no public opposition to Pardew as yet. Supporters of even the most mild-mannered clubs would be publically seeking his execution by now. We must rank as some of the most tolerant supporters anywhere.

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

Agreed Dave stupid Substitution.
And Parish should agree.
Cannot back my namesake anymore.
And have been going through the Transfers not good reading.

Palace 13th 2017/18.

I've been pro Pardew and understanding of the transition to play "better" football throughout without complaint, and whilst I will still refuse to boo or voice my negativity on a match day (dont see the point in further unsettling the team/manager) his changes lost me yesterday. If Jimmy wasn't injured, there was no excuse. I thought Cabaye had a decent game but was spent for the last ten so could have understood that although I personally would have been closing the game out by taking off Wilf or Benteke. Flamini was injured I understand from other threads so that's obviously acceptable - Bringing on Fryers looked more like a message to Townsend to me than anything else, don't tell me it's because he's better defensively, he isn't good enough at that either.
Yes I think we have had bad luck and refereeing decisions have totally gone against us more often than not but you have to help yourself where you can and the failure to close a game out this season is more than a little worrying, its shambolic.

You're absolutely right there! We put up with him for over five years.

Do you lot honestly think you could handle this for another three years?

unfortunately the man IS an arrogant spiv. no need to re-write whats been posted before but he threw the point away needlessly using a tactic that has backfired several times this season.

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