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I doubt Parish has even made contact yet, let alone conducted a first interview. But nevermind! Palace are in next season's Europa Cup and so Parish has at least one obvious question he can ask...

I hope this finally silences the Kamada detractors who really don't know what they are talking about. The guy is class, an essential cog beside Wharton in the midfield. We don't have any other midfield players of the calibre of these two, it would be smart, if possible, to keep this pairing...

A fine moment in history for the mighty Eagles to be sure. Now, Mr Parish, you have a platform, over to you, don't balls it up. A strange season, poor in the league with the manager saying he's off early doors, same manager having a strop live on tv, selling two England internationals, the main...

Wow amazing! Congratulations to all involved!

The point being, and it's been made here numerous times, is that Glasner, when things are not working as per his system, has no alternative plan in his box of tricks. A one trick pony to be sure. Devenny in for Munoz when Munoz was injured is the most obvious example - didn't work...

I thought it might be Gareth Southgate or even a return for Super Alan Pardew, but now I think it's going to be Thomas Frank, he's had a rest and chance to go to the hairdresser and come back suitably rejuvenated.

This has more to do with Glasner's formation; goals should come from across the squad, but under Glasner Mateta has been the focal point, all the eggs in one basket so to speak, but when he went on a barren spell we can thank our lucky stars that Sarr stepped up otherwise we would have been...

Top tip: It's going to be Manchester United's turn next season.

The appointment of Dyche would be an acknowledgement by the board that anything brave and bold and expansive is put on hold and unlikely to feature in the short term. Dyche would probably be a good fit for the Spammers however.

We've been crap for most of the season. However we managed to scrape through the qualifying section of this Conference Cup business and then managed to play very well against two fairly decent teams to reach the final, so the players can reach that level of performance. Just once more is all it...

15th place league finish, as bad as anything Hodgson or any other Palace manager has served up in the last decade. An absolutely disgraceful defence of the domestic Cup, I have to wonder if they threw that match to pursue other interests... From a brief third place to near freefall and total...

Seen a couple, a 468 bus driver with his Ar**nal scarf made me laugh. The Man City, Man Utd, and Liverpool shirts and scarves have been folded away for the time being.

Yes, and these have their respective qualities and give a good example for other players who need to make a choice about joining Palace. That said, these players flourished under Glasner's stewardship, and this is what we need to see from the next manager too.

I'm supporting Hull, it's the only way to be sure. As you were.

You could ask the same about Franca. And Nketiah. Parish doesn't know anything about "football" he's a businessman, he signs the cheques and entrusts scouting to others. Well I guess so anyway, judging by some of the piss poor signings we've made, because if Steve did know anything about...

AWB isn't very good. No need to go back to the past.

It's going to be a repeat of the infamous West Germany v Austria game

What VAR has illustrated on numerous occasions is that it is a tool used by the authorities to favour certain outcomes. Making the correct decision in light of the regulations of the game appears secondary.

It is an aspect of his game that has room for improvement

I was wondering what will bring these Championship hopefuls to a club like Palace? If they really do have the potential then there is the possibility that they could sign for a club higher up the league thinking that they have made it, only to sit on the bench for the majority of a season. Aside...