Ronan Mullen

I spoke to you a couple of years ago, you gave us a great like overview of how they wanted to almost dominate South London and hoover up all the best talent and become the academy in South London, which, you know, is not dominated by lots of Premier League clubs, you know,

Glasner's come in, seems to be a great manager.

The FA Cup success.

And to just watch it unravel, I suppose, it feels like over these two months is almost sad.

Glasner, I'm done.

I'm gone at the end of the season.

Eze, gone.

You're a season ticket holder at Palace.

What a sickness it is to not watch Eze every week.

Then Mark Gay goes.

Mateta says, actually, I don't want to play here anymore either.

This club is not meeting my ambition.

They're not winning games anymore.

Oh, what's the word behind the scenes?

What's going on?

Yeah, it feels like Glasner saying, I'm gone at the end of the season, you know, and we know about lame duck managers.

Yeah, I think he's in trouble.

That's the switch actually.

Like Parrish may have to say, I can't have you.

Well, I'm no psychologist, but I'm sensing a hint of I've thrown the towel in Blair's comments.