I know this is going to be a very left field suggestion, but I'd like to see Gary White get a chance. When I was singing Graham Potter's praises at Ostersunds I was told he was too untested at the "top" level, bound to fail etc. He went on to shut everyone up, and is now linked with the Spurs job. White has the adaptability and faith in youth to really do something at Palace.

In all his national team jobs he's managed to take unfancied sides and get results they've never been able to match before or since, while also overhauling the domestic systems in those countries. At club level, he's always ended up at a team with either no money or already looking doomed to get relegated, and saved them each time.

At Shanghai Shenxin they were in real trouble and managed to stay up, only to sack him for a more famous manager who overspent and saw the side fold a year later. His time at Tokyo Verdy was marred by a lack of board backing and a slow start, and they parted ways just as his methods were starting to pay off. At Nantong Zhiyun he took over a side midway through the season, to survival on the last day - beating the champions - before being replaced by a popular Chinese player getting his first job in a bid to boost support - they barely survived last season once again.

At Suzhou Dongwu he'd actually been appointed while football was on hold, and as such was able to build a team from scratch - unlike other teams in the division who have players like Joao Silva(ex-Everton) and Nikola Durdic (ex-Augsburg), his side is all domestic and most recruitment came from the youth teams, and after taking them from bottom of their relegation group to winning it last year, he has them fighting for promotion this year. He's a coach that knows how to adapt to the players he has and get the best out of them, all while bringing in the youngsters, which is what Palace need. There's also the fact he's on the FA's radar and was interviewed for the England U21s job before, losing out to Aidy Boothroyd because the FA wanted someone more recognisable in charge.

You think 13 games constitutes Legendary status, maybe in your own mind, but nobody else’s.