Survival this season under Hodgson and he might well be at the club next season if he wishes to continue.
Survival under him will mean that he will have kept the club in the hallowed land of the PL for 4 seasons on a relative 'Shoestring' with an ageing squad.

There must be a coach out there who can get far better out of the attacking players we have !! Roy did a magnificent job in that first season after a start of P7 L7 but our team seems completely unable to progress and he never has a plan B. Leeds was clearly a flash in the pan and 1 goal and 1 point v bha, Burnley & Newcastle is embarassing.
Please god not Steven Gerrard !! Why ? managing in a country with the competition of just 1 other team and having probably won the championship by Christmas by beating that 1 team once ? I think a 5 year old could probably manage that.
The cupboard outside those in jobs sadly is bare, Dyche might be an improvement.

My interpretation of TP's statement (and, of course, I may be wrong) is that Wilf is so important to us at present that we are unable to make progress without him. Our results without him prove that.
When Wilf plays the plan (and I won't call it Plan A because there is no Plan B etc.) is to give him the ball as much as possible and hope he can weave his magic and get us a goal or create the opportunity for someone else to do so.
When Wilf doesn't play we don't seem to know what to do when it comes to attacking and waste so many promising opportunities through dithering and dallying wondering who to pass to because there's no Wilf.
We need to create a culture and system for when there is no Wilf, but unfortunately, whilst Wilf remains, we seem incapable of doing that. Ergo, Wilf needs to go before it's too late.
As for Roy, his time to go is near BUT I'm not sure we can afford to lose both him and Wilf at the same time.

As an aside, I saw a rumour on the Beeb that Arsenal may want to offload Pepe if they can get enough for him - going for Wilf instead?

Quite possible that we will go down if Wilf goes. However, if he goes (rather than not playing because he's injured or Covided) then the psychology and dynamic changes. The club would have to devise a new system of play. How successful that would be is anybody's guess, but there is a big difference between Wilf's temporary and permanent absence - both manager and first team squad will have to adapt or 'die' in the case of the latter.

Watching Palace currently gives we supporters a modicum of pleasure only Can SP make big decisions replacing Zaha who will surely leave the club getting rid of deadwood and aged players with fading talents,RH and RL who are surely now past their sale date ,bringing in youth and a totally different mindset A big ask! I fear the consequences if he does not

Cannot understand the lack of work, and quality knowing that 6 points were almost a gift against Burnley & Newcastle based on their own deficiencies, and yet we now find ourselves in a precarious position. Lose to WBA and is all over for 2020/1. It will be another struggle staring Championship Football in the face What happened to pride and doing the job they are handsomely paid for. How can you beat Leeds 4-1 and then become pathetic, in following matches. Even easy passes are embarrassing too short or too fast and long ( on your own pitch for goodness sake) Palace wake up to the fact you have enough good players but without purpose.
Change Roy NOW before its beyond repair, to someone with fire in their body, to take the club forward.
Ive said enough, Im just sick and tired of the same old same old............. Just do it Parish!