No worries. It happens. Great minds indeed!

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

In all honesty - I think he was particularly driven to outperform Declan Rice.

I expect within the football circles Declan could end up at Chelsea and especially as it seems he is not signing an extension to his contract and wishes to move.

It’s just a hunch I got watching the game and observing little movements and glances during the game yesterday towards rice.

I think he had added motivation yesterday to play well and not let Rice dominate the midfield / game.

Eek! The team of the 20s.

Playing for U23's is still a long way from PL standard CG has proved he can hack it at the higher level, if Rak-Sakyi is good enough he will be selected but clearly that time has not arrived yet!

I know Connor is only on loan, and we have only picked up 2 points, but I cant remember feeling as optimistic as I do now for ages.

We've got 2 young CBs that can pass and will only get better.

We've got Connor and Hughes that gives us some energy and intensity.

We've got Eze who oozes class and can produce magic

And Olise, who lit up the Championship last year and is still only 19.

another couple of signings and this team feels really exciting

Fully agree, some fans seems not to understand that you are not going to have a successful PL football based on talent from an academy out-put it unrealistic and it is not going to happen as the article below shows:-

''Business Insider UK spoke to Michael Calvin, author of the book "No Hunger in Paradise: The Players. The Journey. The Dream," about how children enrolled in academies have a very small chance of succeeding as professional footballers.

Here's a transcript of the video:

Academies of their very essence are a good idea. Get the best players, give them the best coaches in the best potential environment.

The problem is that the ills of senior football – greed, opportunism, the stockpiling of talent unnecessarily for commercial gain – are seeping down into junior football.

That's what's happening in the academies of the major clubs where boys are going in, they're sucked into the system. They're taken over by the dream.

But, realistically, all they would do is sit there and wait for a chance that will never come.

The statistics are really sobering. Out of all the boys who enter an academy at the age of 9, less than half of 1% make it. Or a make a living from the game either.

The most damning statistic of all is only 180 of the 1.5 million players who are playing organised youth football in England at any one time will make it as a Premier League pro.

That's a success rate of 0.012%.

Pretty much the sort of chances of you being hit by a meteorite on your way home.

Produced by Claudia Romeo. Filmed by David Ibekwe.''