From the OS
Eagles manager Neil Warnock believed his side should have tested Charlton's defence more, stating: "I thought we had more shots on goal than them. They only had one opportunity.
"We need a bit of quality which I'm hoping to get in before the deadline. We're a bit predictable at times. I thought we had loads of opportunities to get crosses in but wanted to play six passes. But that's life.
"We let them get a grip and they got a goal. Then it was a lesson in time wasting and I think they should have added on 15 minutes at the end."
He added: "I think Charlton should be disgusted with themselves. If they'd put that sort of effort in for Alan Pardew they wouldn't be in the position they are now.
"They're all big earners and they should look themselves in the mirror after the sort of effort they put in tonight. They don't play Crystal Palace every week."
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Shame that.
Another reason I'd never want to be a Palace fan, if tonight was them apparently playing too many passes, I'd hate to see them when they go direct!
Quite what he said who knows?
Now that would piss off the orange one, lol
There is more fact than fiction in that statement. Let's see if they can raise their games again on Saturday and Tuesday night.
I agree.
I don't mind being lectured by a Fergie or Wenger but I do draw the line at Colin Wanker - even though I actually quite like him.
I respect the man - it pains me to say it, but he tells it as it is. Always.
Agreed. To be honest I would to have a character like him as our boss. Wouldn't take any shit.
I have to say I agree with Warnock, I said the same yesterday before the game when someone on here asked about whats their best motivation, their professional pride should be enough.
Careful, isn't that where all your problems began, Charlton trying to get one over on Saint Simon?
It's just a shame for us Palace fans, that he couldn't motivate our team into raising there game for last night.
Congratulations on the result last night, we were shite, and you were a little better.
One swallow, summers, and all that, but well done the team for last night and restoring a little bit of pride and helping suffering wifes & girlfriends with us moody men (& women) :-)
I respect the man - it pains me to say it, but he tells it as it is. Always.[/quote]
Spot on
He publicly shamed our player's attitude this season - and pointedly said that's the only reason Charlton are bottom.
It sometimes takes somebody from the outside looking in, to take real stock of a situation, a fresh pair of eyes as it were.
Players' attitude has been very poor during matches - therefore the players had not been playing for their manager, implying that the dressing room had been in chaos. That's a management problem.
Which rather takes us back to square one.