I felt like this When Freedman became manager the last time. I got so sick of the 'try to score a goal, park the bus and end up losing 2 1' that I started leaving early (unheard of for me up to then. Then midweek games I stopped going (has always been an inconvenience) and then I started to even pick and choose Saturday games I'd go to and then it hit me. I wasn't enjoying it any more. Even during Freedman's small 8 game unbeaten run that saw him snatched up by Bolton couldn't fire my enthusiasm. It wasn't about the results anymore. It was about the football as a whole.
As we all know, Freedman left, Holloway came in and very very slowly with more entertainment, encouragement from long standing friends and of course a nerve jangling run to the play offs the old fire in the belly returned.
Maybe take some time off it for a few weeks, see how you feel afterward. The enthusiasm will return in time. I promise you. If you are anything like me it will.

At least it's not costing in the £1,200 to £1,500 ballpark at Arsenal where they're now being run as a business first and football team last. A complete reversal of their history.

COYP

Bit drastic moving to Barnet for cheaper football.

All jokes aside, lower league football is great to watch. I go watch Eastleigh when I can, just to enjoy watching a game where the physios aren't on every two minutes. It's refreshing.

I've not read all the answers but can sympathise with the disillusionment. Many good points have been made.

That said, Palace need us to keep the faith. We are battling to establish ourselves in the division and part of that entails stepping up from the bang-it-and-whack-it, heart-on-sleeve players who made us what we are. Some will be prima donnas. In fact most would be for 5 to 10 grand a week extra. That's just how it is.

With our infrastructure, it is patently obvious that we got promoted far too soon. We didn't have the stadium, training ground or scouting network to thrive.

We started by defying the odds but actually becoming a 'real' PL club is so much harder than sticking with it for a season.

That is where the club need us...united, patient beyond reason, and positive.

Any given moment or game or failure by a highly paid player can undermine it all, but we just have to keep going. cos that's part supporting your local team.

Edited by Ginger Pubic Wig (30 Aug 2017 6.50pm)

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

Oh come on. I know the footballs been s**t, bit depressed. ..really? Whats wrong with palace fans at the moment. Always used to support the team through thick and thin. Now we get threads headed 'depressed'. Poor things, go and have a lie down, then support someone like Chelsea or Tottenham.
We've struggled in the premiership since we came back and have avoided relegation by the skin of our teeth. We struggle to win at home playing counter attackING football, so we hire a manager who wants to change thd way we play, and fans want him out after 3 games, and are depressed. Ffs.

I haven't fallen out of love with Palace - as such.
I have certainly fallen out of love with football as a whole - it is a despicable business now - from greedy Agents to players who dive and the money everyone is on is just too silly for words.
The fans are just an audience now - we don't bring enough money to a top Club to make it matter what we think - we are needed for atmosphere not cash nowadays.
I don't watch many matches on TV now but I still love CPFC and I hope that will never change.
Depressed right now about our continued struggle for stability but we are only three games in and there is a long way to go.
If we are still pointless in another three games - then...............