Fan Reactions Following Crystal Palace’s 0-2 Defeat to Fulham

Following Saturday’s Premier League match where Crystal Palace lost 0-2 to Fulham, supporters shared their perspectives. Below are selections of their feedback: Crystal Palace fans Moggy expressed significant disappointment, labeling the match “Definitely our worst home game this season.” Despite this, Moggy noted the positive performance of new players and appreciated Oliver Glasner’s view of injuries as an opportunity. Moggy felt sympathy for Maxence Lacroix due to his game-changing error but criticized Daichi Kamada’s performance and Dean Henderson for consistently slowing down play by “holding the ball way too long.” Moggy concluded with a plea: “DON’T SACK GLASNER, PLEASE!” Paul also described the afternoon at Selhurst Park as “Another disappointing afternoon.” Paul attributed the outcome to “Too many errors, too little confidence, too many important players missing,” which were “exposed by a fine Fulham team.” Paul emphasized the need for “The reset button needs pressing during the international break” and for “our best players fit and firing if it’s not going to be a huge relegation fight.” Gary commented on “a very poor performance,” stating that “Kamada is not Premier League quality” and expressing satisfaction that “he’s banned for three games.” Gary suggested that “Jeffrey Schlupp should be starting more” and asserted that “Marc Guehi is not a midfielder.” Gary recommended a return to “basics with four at the back,” arguing, “We don’t have the players at present to play 3-4-3.” Fulham fans James believed “Fulham were clearly the better team from the first whistle, and the result should never have been in doubt.” James highlighted the importance of “Scoring just before half-time,” noting that “against a stronger strike force, we might have paid the price for not being more clinical.” James identified “Emile Smith Rowe” as “the difference” and observed “a very positive atmosphere around Fulham at the moment.” Lucas summarized the game as “‘inevitable’,” praising Fulham’s strong start. Lucas specifically mentioned “Smith-Rowe, Raul Jimenez and Alex Iwobi” as performing well, alongside “Reiss Nelson.” Lucas also noted that “Andreas Pereira had a good game, after some criticism from the past few performances by fans (myself included).” David viewed the match as “A good follow up to the nerve-shredding Brentford game.” David suggested that “Palace were obviously affected by loss of key players to injury.” David commended “Every Fulham player” for a “solid game,” particularly “Harry Wilson even though he came on late again.” David stated, “I couldn’t spot any weaknesses,” and also acknowledged “Plenty of noise from our fans too.”