LAM09

We are a carbon copy of our manager- lifeless.

Madueke and Caicedo with their best Chuckle brothers impression, and Disasi with his hands behind his back. We have even been bad for the opening 30 mins, we've been abysmal.

Is there a reason why all the team seems to go up for corners, leaving us wide open if there's a turnover?

I'm hoping it's solely based on his fitness. When he's up to speed, Gallagher ought to be taking his place on the bench.

We tend to play up or down to the level of the opposition, most of the time. If Poch keeps a similar XI to the one fielded against Villa, we SHOULD win without much trouble. However, as we all know, there's nothing certain as far as this club is concerned.

Let's not give a heavily depleted Palace side a reason to reconsider sacking an underperforming manager.

When Dier is starting, you shouldn't expect much else.

We lost to Leicester, too. The opposition doesn't even matter at this point; you can't just manifest a winning mentality.

I thought it was dependent on winning a cup to be classified as a cup team. If you make decent runs in a cup competition but do not win, you're essentially failures or bridesmaids.

Don't you actually have to win one to be consider that?

Crazy to think we are the last London side in the FA Cup. We're always keeping the capital relevant.

Enzo showing the quality he does possess. Are we a cup team?

I was thinking the same until I remembered what almost happened against Luton. This isn't a side that can be relied on to hold onto any sort of lead.

Jackson making a mess of a massive chance.

Gallagher has remembered how to score again.

When did things start to flip against Villa and subsequent games? When Chilwell returned. He seems to be such a liability, whether that's down to him still not being fully fit or what we should expect from him going forward.

How does the same midfield from the weekend remain? It's hard to see anything positive coming from the match, but we saw what happened at the Bridge a few weeks ago.

Two factors make it appear extremely unlikely: 1) Leverusken will not get rid of the main reason they are on track to win their first Bundesliga title. 2) If Liverpool has already approached him (which is highly likely), I don't see him turning them down given his past.

I personally wouldn't have him anywhere near LB, as he just doesn't have the awareness, which has been evident for all to see. Gusto at LB and Diasi at RB are probably our best options for FB's right now.

There's actually rumours going around about Eghbali being happy to bring in Alonso immediately. In what world is this a possibility?

I thought he was appointed because he did just that during his spell at Spurs. If not, what exactly was the reason behind his appointment, as it certainly wasn't down to his track record or lack thereof?

We toyed with them at the Bridge for most of the last game. We're an utter shambles while they are regaining form. I wouldn't play Chilwell, if Colwill is back (play him centrally).

Happy to have Jackson back....

When the game is over. Caicedo comes off, and we concede within seconds. The board better be watching this trash.

You can't ask for much when the majority of our squad would make an U23 side. I still can't get my head around the owners thought process with regards to players. They actually need to perform now, not four years down the line when we're fighting relegation or worse.