Surely that can't be right. Three keepers and five strikers - that must be a recipe for going bust. Well it is according to some on here

Businesses are run to make profits for their shareholders. Is that what you are referring to?

Yes and no would you invest into a businesses knowing that it could ruining you by over spending, hope to get success by not balancing the books many unhappy people,

The other end is by spending you may get success everyone is happy, a very thin line very very thin in football to many clubs need major investment tobe just mid-table,

look at newcastle buyers want a relegation clause that is todays football

At the end of the day we want success we also still want the club sometimes it harder to get both

He always seems to be everywhere when times are good. After four months and at least two appearances on both Pods, where he painted himself as being like Joan of Arc, persecuted on Twitter and the like, and reitterated the amazing work being done by Dougie behind the scenes, and how they had mistakes and were going to get them right etc, we were left with another shambles of window. He's gambled again on squad fitness, and almost immediately we've been punished, now having one fit keeper, and one first team winger fit and available for selection.

We were told that Roy had 40m to spend in January. We've since got some swede in on a 3 month loan (prob no more than 750k fee), a Polish defender for around 1.5m up front and striker from the Danish league for 8m up front. A quarter of what was talked about, and glaring holes left in the squad as a a result.

I've noted he's kept an uncharacteristaclly low profile on Twitter. Is he going to show up for another soft soaping interview on a podcast at any point? Bit out of order to not explain himself, given how happy he is to take credit and show up when the good times are rolling.

It was reported all over the media, and not refuted by anyone at the club. Google 'palace 40m war chest' and see how many sites reported it. At no point in any subsequent discussions on the window did Parish downplay it, instead he said 'how hard dougie and the club are working at ensuring we address the weakness in the squad'

And look where we are!

It depends on the quality of the strikers and keepers. Palace already have the 11th highest wages in the PL. Quite possibly adding a new striker on £60-100k a week and a keeper on £30-40k a week would indeed be a recipe for going bust, or failing FFP. Burnley's wage bill is 35% lower than ours.

It's a gamble as relegation is so costly but it's also possible to pay a striker 100k a week and for him to only score very occasionally. Remember also that Steve Mandanda was reportedly on £70k a week.