Choose the opposition to give Palace more confidence

scousefan · Sep 26, 2017

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...manchester-united-11230841?service=responsive

Roy thinks that a game against easy opposition might improve the confidence and morale of his Palace team, so let's come up with some suggestions.....

How about a nice few days away and a match against some minnows like Iceland.

Goldstone1976 · Sep 26, 2017

If their current results were extrapolated to the end of the season, they'd read

38 0 0 38 0 82 -82 0

I just can't see it being that bad for them. Surely GD can't be any worse than, say, -75?

el punal · Sep 26, 2017

Unfortunately us, because it would be more than just any old League game. They may be shit but circumstances and fate might conspire together and make them less shit on the day. Here's hoping that my portent of doom is way off beam and that Palace produce an even shittier performance than the usual shit that they've produced so far.

Raleigh Chopper · Sep 26, 2017

Laurieston Lions, but the Lions will need to field a weakened side but it will still be close.
Score prediction 2-1 Palace with a late penalty.

Rogero · Sep 26, 2017

We mock but I am sure they will turn it around.

Blue Valkyrie · Sep 26, 2017

Palace reserves.

Triggaaar · Sep 26, 2017

The first 11 posters on this thread.

Postman Pat · Sep 26, 2017

Palace reserves, if they can't get in the first team they must be really shit.

Thunder Bolt · Sep 26, 2017

Shall I get a team of Grannies together?

Rugrat · Sep 26, 2017

Huddersfield at home

Bry Nylon · Sep 26, 2017

Thunder Bolt said:
Shall I get a team of Grannies together?

Sounds like Wayne Rooney's Fantasy Football team.

Papa Lazarou · Sep 26, 2017

Rugrat said:
Huddersfield at home

Nah. Swansea at home should be easier. Or Burnley. When they play those teams they'll pick up points. Their current position is false as they've only played top teams.

Fountainhead · Sep 26, 2017

Blue Valkyrie said:
Palace reserves.

They would get a point, but the score would be 0-0.

lawros left foot · Sep 26, 2017

The Ham Hotel team, circa late 70s- mid 80s.

We're all in our late 50s early 60s now, but, we would promise to go easy on them, and we wouldn't all be able to make the post game piss up.

James Bond's body double · Sep 26, 2017

Hove Park Colts

Yes Chef · Sep 26, 2017

Blue Valkyrie said:
Palace reserves.

Pretty certain they played their u23 twice under F de B....and lost twice. On the BBC website I think.

Gabbafella · Sep 26, 2017

I don't see how playing a non-league side will boost their confidence, regardless of how many goals they score (if any). Surely their first team players must see this as an insult more than a team building exercise to help improve performance.

spence · Sep 26, 2017

Thunder Bolt said:
Shall I get a team of Grannies together?

Will you be captain ?

beorhthelm · Sep 26, 2017

think they've made a mistake billing it as "confidence", it should be to work on tactics or something. if they dont get at least a couple of goals and a clean sheet its not going to do much for confidence. and it should be against the reserves.

Mackenzie · Sep 26, 2017

St.Dunstans second XI?

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