Totally disagree, I want them to concede the winner in time added onto extra time and for them take the kick off and the final whistle goes.

My main sentiment is not QPR. The last thing the Premiership needs is another mug foreign owner chucking large wads of cash down the drain at the expense of honest clubs like Palace. And particularly with a morally questionable wide boy like Redknapp running the show.

Of the rest, probably Derby because I think it's important that the Premiership wealth is spread as broadly as possible and Reading and Wigan have both had their cut more recently than Derby. The more Prem money that filters down into the Championship and the more beneficiaries it has, the more that division goes up in terms of quality and competitiveness and the more likely, as a result, it is that promoted teams will have a shot at staying up. I also think there would be something slightly poetic about media darling Harry staying down while erstwhile media whipping boy Steve McClaren went up; would show much the press knows about football.

If not Derby then probably Wigan for me. I have time for Uwe Rosler, who has always impressed me in terms of what he's about, even as a player.

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

Derby, for the benefit of a good mate of mine, who supports them.

He lives abroad so would be great to get together for at least 3 footy weekends, the Palace - Derby games and the play-off final.

It ends up being anyone but QPR for me.

Derby have been the best side
Wigan have the Palace connection (Boyce, Watson, etc)
Always had an unexplained soft spot for Reading

Major point is, as we well know, whoever comes up through the playoffs doesn't stand a hope in hell of staying up

I'm going for QPR purely because it's a few stops away on the tube from me and therefore a p*ss easy away game.

However I'm much more concerned that Brighton don't make the playoffs and if they do, they end up crying into their happy clappers again.

"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down"
FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16

Equally as satisfying would be for the poo pushers to get to Wembley for the final and watch them be destroyed in the biggest game of there history. Not a dry eye in the house!