That feels like an incredibly important win for Palace. It doesn't matter how ugly it was (against the bottom side, who missed a penalty, and only scoring in the last minute), a win is a win. Especially a first home league win since the start of November. Even if it is only a momentary respite from what has turned out to be a really downward spiraling season. The prospect of relegation was unthinkable when we were in the top 4 - which doesn't seem that long ago - but here we are. But a lot has happened since then - not least selling our best player and captain (without replacing him), our main striker being injured and wanting to leave, our manager already saying he's going to leave at the end of the season (if not forced out before, which is wild to think about considering how well regarded he was), a pitiful run of form (including an extremely embarrassing FA Cup exit), and having a new awful co-owner of the club. What an epic collapse in such a short amount of time - I guess this is what it really feels like to be a Palace fan.
