Right then lads, who has the biggest willy?

Last night was the opportunity to:
1) Cheer the team to a much needed win.
2) See how the much demanded Sullay Kaikai would do as a starter
3) THE MOST IMPORTANT - SHOW YOUR APPRECIATION FOR AND CELEBRATE WITH OUR RECORD BREAKING JULIAN SPERONI.

What happened? Just over 6,000 of us turned up.

Not good enough. What is going on?

I'm not criticising people who live untravelable distances. I travel from near Portsmouth, home at 1245. Not too far but far enough to feel knackered in the morning, so I know how many felt when the alarm went off. However,we get 25,000 at home league games and not many of us were ever going to make it to Bolton to celebrate Jules' record breaking game, so why were those that could not travel to Bolton absent last night. He acknowledged the cheers of the few that were there, but it would have been great to see a decent number there to cheer him and the team. Disasppointed with Palace fans.

I think there ought to be a league table of fans on here actually, so we all know where we rank in terms of how well we support Palace. I'm pretty sure I'd be in the bottom 5% but it's become clear that there is a real need for this kind of ranking system in order to know who we should look up to and look down on.

Obviously it should come with a few "acceptable excuse" cards that could be played, such as death of a parent or getting married (1st time only).

Edited by Part Time James (19 Jan 2017 2.17pm)