Rumours going around that Loftus Cheek's injury means he'll be out for the rest of the season, if not a substantial amount of time at any rate. This highlights our horrendous injury track record even further. We've suffered far too many knockbacks over the past three years, so much so that Roy has rightfully called it the worst injury crisis in all his years as a manager.

The fact this has been happening for so long under so many managers proves it isn't a training issue that's causing this. I've said it before and I'll said it again - the medical staff at this club are simply not good enough. Get rid of them and bring our injury team up to Premier League standard as soon as possible because we CANNOT allow this to carry on any further.

Edited by TheArmaniCode (18 Jan 2018 11.18pm)

Every other club in the league (at least outside the top six) has to face the exact same type of physical play and most of them don't have anywhere near the number of injuries we do. The treatment they're getting clearly isn't good enough, they need to be aware of the tough tackles they'll be facing and be prepared to cope with them. I'm not saying I agree with how physical the league is, but that's the reality, and the staff need to do their jobs and deal with that.

Edited by TheArmaniCode (18 Jan 2018 11.42pm)

Are you on drugs? How on earth can the medical team prepare for Puncheon and Dann attempting to cut De Bryne in half?

I'm not saying every single injury is their fault. But I believe several injuries we've suffered down the years could've been avoided with better quality of treatment. Admit it, there's no way we should have this many players injured over such a long peroid of time. Something is not right and something has to change.

What mistakes did the club make after Pulis and Allardyce walked.
FDB ?

Palace 13th 2017/18.

*Before Pulis & Allardyce walked

Pulis left after falling out with Parish over "the direction of the club", AKA, transfers & infrastructure. We all slated him at the time but now it's clear to see he had a point. And Sam clearly left for the exact same reason. Parish didn't want to give him the power he needed, so he left - that's why he showed up at Everton less than six months later with them in the same predicament as us when he took over, after supposedly "retiring".

Every time we've had a chance to stabilise, he's cocked it up. And I'm more terrified than ever he'll do the same a third time because I believe Hodgson's the best of the lot. Granted, I think he's the least likely of the three to leave, but I'm still worried, especially since he's smart enough to know when he's being taken advantage of.

Edited by TheArmaniCode (19 Jan 2018 12.18am)