I think that the Investors have seen that we are “ probably “ safe and feel that further investment in not needed
Short sided in my view and hardly gives the team any motivation

People say its not Parishs fault, but who brought the Americans in?
Do we actually know its them holding the purse strings?
Parish has always talked a good talk. New stadium new main stand new acadamy not standing still. Yet none of the 1st three have happened the only one that has is the last comment and thats to the detriment of the team.

Alot lies at Parishs door imo.

Discontent should be shown at the owners mainly and Parish for making false promises like the stadium plans. I think the only way we can go forward as a club is if they sell up to some Chinese/Arab billionaire who is willing to spend.

We need to aspire to be a club like Wolves. Their Chinese owner spends money. Not only that most of the time he has spent it very wisely i.e. Jimenez, Moutinho, Neves, Traore, Boly, Jota etc..

That being said, we can only dream of a Chinese billionaire/Arab taking over Palace. It would be amazing If it happened though.

Edited by Zaha127 (01 Feb 2020 10.30am)

A big performance is needed today.

Slip to a disappointing defeat and I do think that people will make their feelings known to Parish.

Old, Ungifted and White

There’s no denying that we had a disappointing and depressing transfer window. And to add insult to injury the one player we did bring in is now injured for a few weeks.
Speaking from the perspective of a lifelong supporter in his 72nd year, however, there have been plenty of far worse situations than our current one. Frustrating, yes; potentially terminal, surely not.
It is obvious that we are currently having to operate with some significant issues to contend with. These probably relate to our American shareholders wanting out & associated governance issues and FFP restrictions. I think it would be helpful if Steve Parish could talk to supporters to explain what our current constraints are and what our strategy is to deal with them. It’s not feasible or reasonable for Palace fans to have a running commentary on how the club is run, but SP is an excellent communicator and this sort of contact with the fans would certainly go a long way to quell any rising discontent.
With social media being being the way it is, there is an information gap which gives too many opportunities for stories to be made up.
It does seem perverse that, during Palace’s most sustained successful period, there are increasing voices of discontent.
I have a feeling that our club could be reaching a critical point in our history. The probably loss of our best ever player and possible loss of our outstanding manager along with the backdrop of the issues mentioned above, means I am increasingly uncertain about next season and the immediate future.
I suspect I’m not the only supporter to feel like this.

What makes you think this?? Very negative attitude. So non Palace