The world doesn't revolve around Palace. Whilst a 5-1 win is exciting TV, the majority of people care about Liverpool Vs Arsenal and whilst Uncle Ian did play for us, he was most successful and is synonymous with Arsenal.

Good problem to have though!

La la la your mum

How arrogant of Wright. If you've read his biography, you'll know he was about to leave football completely as he was turned away by everyone else before CPFC gave him a chance to trial with the club.

The power of the Executive to cast a man into prison without formulating any charge known to the law, and particularly to deny him the judgment of his peers, is in the highest degree odious and is the foundation of all totalitarian government whether Nazi or Communist.
WINSTON CHURCHILL, 1943.

Wright, Kompany & just read this morning Garth Crooks is another who's joined the criticism over the PV sacking. I understand they're sticking up for the rare opportunity given to a Black manager in the Premier League but it's overwhelmingly obvious the players had lost faith in his management. Didn't want RH back but he's clearly had a response and, allowing Olise & Eze to play where most affective is reaping rewards, Eze looks like the guy he originally was back at QPR.
Wrighty's always been Arsenal through & through, quick to forget where it all started from.

Red & Blue since 73'

Wright looked like he was in a bad mood and that probably reflected in his punditry. He is human. On the other hand they need to stop getting in ex-players to do ALL the punditry.

I agree there is a weird backing of PV from every pundit on tv and it highlights for me that ex-footballers are dominating the platforms too much with their own agendas.

We need a variety of people presenting - tacticians, referees, managers, statisticians like OPTA. Ex-players will always back players.

I think this whole furore over the referee elbowing Robertson is ridiculous. It was a nothing event and now probably cost a man his entire career over reacting to a player getting in his personal space. But so many ex-players have come out saying that he deserves a ban like Chris Sutton. These ex-players are far more bias than the BBC.

In essence I agree.

Only ever contributes to my misanthropic opinion however that a lot of football punditry and therefore commonly held views of the game are promulgated by ex-players who are in the main thick and have no inclination to present anything but their subjective (thick) opinions on matters. #

The overwhelming commentary supporting a manager who was leading us through and toward further disaster without anything for me to tangibly grip beyond 'tough run in' took the biscuit for me.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

I am positive that any rock in Brasil is much nicer than whatever cave you crawled out of. And as for calling me a bellend, you sir are a filho da puta!