Like many I have been a strong Roy supporter, and his win against Man U early in the season was brilliant. However, he has struggled to balance the team this year and stalwarts like Schlupp have become less effective. It is true that we have injuries but Olise and Eze have largely got us out of jail when we are struggling. The defence ( previously Roy’s strongpoint) has been found out too often and we are conceding too many set piece goals. We do need a change.

I suspect the most effective protest would be to stay well clear of Selhurst Park. Rows and rows of empty seats would send a powerful message and the 'Optics' would not look good.
Not that I am advocating this course of action.

And the club have the right to cancel their tickets.

I'll tell you what I understand.

Negativity achieves nothing in football and you are the king of negativity.
Those at the club will be keener than anyone to improve things.

We have lost Zaha, Doucoure and now Eze and Olise, not to mention Joel Ward of late.
That is the primary reason why we have struggled. You can argue about summer transfers and tactics but they are not the primary causes.
Talking about the medical staff is just conjecture. You have no idea what goes on.

i dont think henderson has been at fault for any of the goals in the last 2 games, especially the sheff utd game, one deflection the other was guehi and richards fault..yesterday 2 headers, our CB's seem to have forgotten to head the ball.

i dont think henderson has been at fault for any of the goals in the last 2 games, especially the sheff utd game, one deflection the other was guehi and richards fault..yesterday 2 headers, our CB's seem to have forgotten to head the ball.

I don't think Henderson was particularly to blame for the 4 goals but he has now conceded 11 in the last 3 games. His appointment (and high wages) is a sorry condemnation of Parish/Freedman's mind set. I would much prefer Johnstone who, after all, is a current England international.

Parish should stay until an orderly buy out is achieved. Where he stands indicted is his reluctance to take action over the manager.

I have to say Hodgson has lost it. He picks the same line-up match after match so that the opposition know exactly how we will play and take full advantage of it. He has no offensive ambition or idea, is reluctant to drop his favourites who have been proven inadequate. He does have younger talent but patently mistrusts them. His decision to risk Olise was incomprehensible and he has rightly been criticised in the press (and by us - but we don't count) His deluded belief that 'heart and effort' will suffice is
pathetic.

In his dotage he still feels he can rectify the decline but it will take some doing with our confidence shattered.