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hear hear, cannot believe the Parrish slagging - UNBELIEVABLE. Congratulations for spotting he's not perfect - Holloway was considered a catch stepping down when he joined us - Parrish's fault for Doogie p*ssing off was it? Pardew surprised most people stepping down to our level, he made bad buys - what does a chairman do? pick his own players or be like Simon Jordan and pay 2.3 mil for Ade Akninbyi to back his manager? It's not easy, a lot harder than blaming Parrish for over paid dead wood like Chungy, Mutch and Sako, but some buys don't work out, is the chairman supposed to pay relatively low salaries with the benefit of clairvoyance. Maybe he rubs his bosses up the wrong way, but Sam RETIRED. We've had 15 years in the top flight in our history - we've been relegated in five of those seasons and there are only about 4 or 5 seasons where we didn't seriously flirt with the drop. We didn't buy too many players in the summer but we spent £34 mil and spent 40mil in January - wtf do some of you expect? Then include competitive salaries. It's quite clear with a bit of patience we'll come good, it's a poor start and speak what you see but keep the toys in the pram, we're only Palace, our natural home is probably second tier, I'd like to see more action from Parrish with the stadium, not everything's within his control, but 7 years without an inch of progress is not good enough, but let's have a bit of perspective, some posts read like whining children.

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I think Parish's decision making can certainly be called into question over the last couple of years.

We were Championship bound until he finally pulled the trigger on Pardew, and was fortunate that Allardyce was available.

Having " turned the dial back " on the Pardew sanctioned expansive football, he's appointed a manager that seeks to play that and more. And with that backfiring badly, FDB has created a sort of half way house in terms of our approach.

We played some neat football at times today, but without a genuine cutting edge. Over the last 4 seasons we have been at our most effective when letting the opposition have the majority of possession , why change it unless we have the players to do it ?

I'm sure things will change once we get Wilf, Sakho and RLC back, and I think there will wind up being three worse teams than us, but the ambition to avoid a relegation battle this season already looks unlikely.

I've said it before, but the club is being run like we have just arrived ( late ) to the PL party - not like a club in it's 5th consecutive year

Old, Ungifted and White

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You are de only bore around here. All these remarks have been heard before many times.

Open your eyes, look up to the skies and see

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hateauferret

Why do some people think that a couple of dozen question marks or exclamation marks in a row is a substitute for an argument

it is isnt it ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

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We did not look shambolic we outplayed Burnley but gave them a goal, nothing new we have been doing the same thing for a year stop that and we are half way to winning games again.