Why this obsession with replacing players because they are "tired?"
Whatever explanations PV must have after this surrender, he just scr...ed it up. We were leading 1-0, running the show and the stadium was rocking. And then this!! I just don't get it and when will the boss learn?
A lot of positives in 2nd half - till those changes. The goal was just a top Wilf goal, Doucoure oozes class to mention two.
I can honestly not remember such a surrender in our last PL stint (and I have seen close to all matches due to the fact that Thai TV show them live.)
It was worse than (most) anything Roy H, came up with and please, let Schlupp become a sub set for the last 15-20 minutes when we are chasing a goal.
And since dreaming is still allowed, please sign CG before the window closes.

No-one has said "Respect the point" yet.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

Considering Brentford could and should have won it in the last 7 minutes I’m grateful for the point we did not deserve. We are next up at Newcastle on Saturday and with our error prone defence and non existent strikers I fear the worse as we tumble towards the relegation zone!

Games like there's need winning when we get the chance.
Viera wasted that chance with his ridiculous tactics at the end last night.
Next 4 games - tough and maybe zero points?
However - we are Palace so we expect the unexpected!

I think Wilfred sums up what happened in his post match interview. He laments why the heck did we switch shape and tactics when we were winning and there were few threats? PV is great for what he's done and is doing but he also needs to "improve" and "be brave". When Olise went off (who was doing a great job helping out in defence I might add) and all the sub changes we lost our shape and became confused and they scored. However, having said that, I don't think it was bad tactics necessarily to have a defensive part of our game - it's just that they need to be organised when doing so. We did awesome first half against City but Mitchell looked a bit jaded. I viewed the footage, and Mitchell had to leave his marker to "TRY" to cover the scorer who was left unattended. Somebody didn't know their role. Brentford were awesome defending BTW and we need to emulate them. Lucky to get a point.

Yes. Been banging on about this for a long time: our midfield is simply not up to scratch (exception Doucoure). Others think that it's the forward line, but take a closer look and you'll see that the midfield is incredibly thin, not only in numbers but also in depth and quality.