It's pretty obvious our managers on borrowed time, but even if he does turn things around and he keeps his job, I still reckon he'll leave by the time his current contract's up. But either way, when he does leave, I think we should be grateful and not angry with him. Yes this year's been shambolic, but it wasn't always under Pards. He got us both an FA Cup final and our first top half prem finish, and for that alone he deserves credit. I'm not saying that justifies everything that's happened these past months, but we should acknowledge the good and the bad. Besides, let's be honest, who could ever steady the Palace roller coaster?

Agreed, but we wouldn't be falling off the summit if we hadn't reached it first. As I've already said, I want him gone as well, but I'm as grateful for all the good he's done as I am frustrated with the bad.

Doubt it'd be the first happy ending he's had, to be fair

"How can I remember to keep it all together when half the moon is taken away?"