Unseemly behaviour Roy doing the right thing, it's a bit overblown.

Showing disapproval in sporting/theatrical arenas has been going on since time began.
This could be denoted by waving handkerchiefs, thumbs down signs or other similar gestures.
Personally I wouldn't boo a manager, but I respect the right of others to voice their disapproval as long as it's not violent or personal in nature.
There's enough censorship around as it is and if we're not careful we'll live in a totally sanitised environment where the stadium really does become like the so called library.
On the broader point Palace fans are no better or more virtuous than other fans.
You can be Palace till you die, but that's of no comfort if you've only won 6 in 26 and don't set up teams to give you the best chance to score and win.

I understand Roy taking Ebs off, but equally he must have known the reaction he'd get. Those 1000 fans travelled to Everton in freezing conditions to watch a team in terrible form with the only bright spot being Eze. The fact Roy took him off so early was probably the kicker. The one time he makes early subs and it was to remove the best player on the pitch! I remember Brighton fans booing a few years back under Potter when they drew 0-0 and were eighth in the table. Now that is stupid. Booing one decision when your team has only won two out of the last 15 seems a reasonable showing of frustration.

I think Roy is blameless, he is doing the same as he always has, defensive tactics, experienced players, no change, i wouldn't have started Eze, Andersen, Guehi, Lerma or Mitchell, But as for the board a complete and utter shambles 75% of the voting shareholders don't give a s**t and the other one is businessly impotent.

“That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn

I would say you've hit the nail on the head.

I certainly think there is problems in the board room. Can't see why else they would be gambling the future of their investment by their inaction.

Roy really has been given very little in the way of support. And they will probably make him the scapegoat when results don't improve, having neglected the squad again this month.

As someone who lived for a long time in New Cross, grew up in Lewisham and has been ritualistically albeit impotently been taken to/attended Millwall games consistently over the years, in an attempt by friends but more sincerely family to convert me - we are very far from being Millwall and booing will not move us any closer to being them.

We have survived well in the Premiership because of Steve Parish and the work he has done to resurrect us from where we were when he took over to where we are now. Unless we want to call it quits and just preserve the last decade or so to memory forevermore, this does not mean things will always be rosy and we'll continue in a blissful state of gratitude and nothing else.

It's football, it moves on, SP or friends are not perfect, they will get things wrong or reach their limitations, the team will play badly, the manager will come under scrutiny and fans have the right to voice their frustration, disapproval or concerns. That's either accepted as a fact of life or we remove all allowances for fans to act in accordance to their own free will. We are colour coded to match North Korea...

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