If Dougie hadn't left i think we would have won the title. Ollie so nearly blew it with his tinkering. Quite revealing that Damo said that the players told Ollie to revert to Dougies system.

We have all made mistakes, Dougie included.

Was something seeing him so upset, he’s obviously still haunted by his decision.
Dougie was an amazing player and amazing manager for us.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

Just finished binge watching the documentary on Amazon. What fantastic memories from such a wonderful time in our clubs history. That group of players were great to watch and everything that this club has gone on to achieve should forever be grateful to that group. I’ll never forget both the semi final legs and then that great day at Wembley. My dad who brought me up supporting palace died in 2008 and never got a chance to see us go through the periods mentioned in the documentary or any of our success now and I always think that things like this bring it home as to how much football really means to supporters. Palace are my team and I have memories throughout my life both good and bad that linked back to the past and to people who are no longer with us anymore. I hope we go on to achieve and win things but until then what a great journey it has been so far. If you haven’t watched the documentary yet definitely give it a watch.

I watched the first episode last night. Most of the people talking about the club seemed to be comedians for some reason or other although Eddie Izzard wasn't included.

I don't know whether I missed his name or not but who was the black dude who had quite a few snippets - and I don't mean Mark Bright

watched 1st 2 episodes last night.
Steve P is wearing the skinnyiest, skinny jeans EVER !

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

Binged it all yesterday. As others have said, thoroughly enjoyable/tear provoking reliving the playoff semis and final.

For me, a bit of a realisation that I wish I could have bottled the feeling I had when I turned up each week expecting to win and be entertained with Bolasie on one side, Zaha on the other and Murray in the middle scoring for fun. It just felt different.

It's also obvious that my enjoyment of Palace and the game in general is reflective of that time of my life and that COVID, VAR and mind boggling free kicks given for anything leaves me in a position where I don't feel as engaged or like my life depends on it as much as it once did.

For me personally, although im not against the direction we've sat at for the last few years, this documentary has reminded me that it can be better and I'm hoping a new manager and a few shrewd signings ignites that flame again.