35 Points, 22nd Feb, we are Staying UP

[ASCPFC]

Can I just ask that we are staying up threads are posted when we're mathematically safe.

 

[Spiderman]

SP’s ass kissing of the HF has come back to bite him in the same body part

Shameful exhibition of entitlement by the HF banner wavers

Yet again they seem to believe they are the mouthpiece for the who,e fanbase. To unfurl that banner BEFORE a massive game was moronic

 

[Phil’s Barber]

Cheery bunch after a win?

In the 90th minute, against the team bottom of the table, with only ten points all season and a -33 goal difference, playing for almost half the match with ten men!

It was poor, hence why we are possibly not that excited about it.

 

[PalazioVecchio]

In the 90th minute, against the team bottom of the table, with only ten points all season and a -33 goal difference, playing for almost half the match with ten men!

It was poor, hence why we are possibly not that excited about it.

you forgot to mention our 'Home Advantage' and a referee who was wearing a Palace shirt.


We were dire yesterday. worst i have ever seen (almost).

 

[fish mitten]

It's now all about us getting across the line to Premier League safety now, and no matter how poor it was, it was 3 crucial points and may help restore a little confidence in the players. I'd hoped that after Brighton, but the 3 goals in quick succession against Burnley soon undone that.

The fact we are talking about attaining safety after the end of last season, with the Cup win and real mid table security, is the real let down.

I know for many fans its primarily Glasner's fault as he is now made the main culprit. I still think it was SP's and the Board's that started this by not adequately planning what we might need before the season started and giving Glasner a half baked squad that was always going to suffer from injuries with the increased fixtures we had.

I suspect we now should stay up, but I wouldn't be surprised if we are next years Wolves.

 

[MrRobbo]

It's now all about us getting across the line to Premier League safety now, and no matter how poor it was, it was 3 crucial points and may help restore a little confidence in the players. I'd hoped that after Brighton, but the 3 goals in quick succession against Burnley soon undone that.

The fact we are talking about attaining safety after the end of last season, with the Cup win and real mid table security, is the real let down.

I know for many fans its primarily Glasner's fault as he is now made the main culprit. I still think it was SP's and the Board's that started this by not adequately planning what we might need before the season started and giving Glasner a half baked squad that was always going to suffer from injuries with the increased fixtures we had.

I suspect we now should stay up, but I wouldn't be surprised if we are next years Wolves.

Ironically that half baked squad was doing really well in the first half of the season.

Now we've had pretty substantial investment and we look worse.