Oblivion, or Sky Pundit, much the same.

“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

All his mates that work in the media bigging him up and desperately trying to spin it that Lampard is a great coach and all the defeats are everyone elses fault. Its embarrassing. Take it on the chin Frank. You're s***e and you've been found out.
Go back to writing crap childrens books that no one buys.

It was rarely boring under Pardew. It was sometimes exciting. It was also sometimes terrifying.

He'd probably actually get the best out of players like Eze, the problem being he'd forget that we also need to defend occasionally.

His record since leaving us means there's no chance he's coming back.

At this juncture I am not jumping to this conclusion given that Chelsea recorded their first victory under him at the weekend following 6 defeats.

I personally would want to give Hodgson a year extension as he's done a brilliant job and has unrivalled experience of both Palace and the PL. If Parish doesn't do that, then I do hope he and Ray will have an advisory role. The choice of who will be the next manager is clearly crucial. If Carrick doesn't get promotion with Middlesbrough I think he'd be excellent. Other than that, we need a manager a proven success in another top league. It didn't work with Vieira, so ....Lampard has been a top player with PL experience and a decent amount of experience as manager. So (personal opinion) he'd be on my shortlist !

IMHO, whilst I understand the eyes on Carrick, and yes he has done very well indeed (plus I always liked him as a player), football for me is always too reactive to flavours of the month (or several) and this would represent a very premature decision to me.

You always get those players whose careers go downhill after too much focus following a good debut/few games - 'peaking young', players proving bad signings when procured following a World Cup or a solitary good season and now managers who do well in often a lesser context for a short period but they're suddenly considered worthy of taking over at a PL team despite very little experience.

I would be surprised if following other misadventures the Palace Board would once again jump straight into employing somebody who barely has half a century of games as a manager.

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