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• As another poster said how about giving the manager some praise when we win, if we had lost the hanging party would have been out in force.rnToo many people want to \'piss in the same pot\'rnrnMy position on Moyes is that the may not be the best there is but he\'s certainly not the poorest....
  Raymond Fox in Blues ride their luck to chalk up a good opening win
• Rob (15) Yes I thought that George and Ndiaye both had good games but I was waiting for them to switch wings now and again just to keep the Palace defenders guessing as well as giving Ndiaye a go on his preferred wing, George deserved a goal but that will come the more he plays....
  Dave Abrahams in Blues ride their luck to chalk up a good opening win
• Got a feeling we\'ll get Munoz and Richarlison before the window closes. We did ride our luck but it\'s a very welcome 3 points. Onwards UTFT\'S ...
  Mark Ryan in Moyes admits: ''We survived early Palace surge to claim crucial opening victory''
• I thought both Tarks and Brantwaite struggled early on with the movement of their two strikers. Lucky not to concede, it reminded me of the Brighton game last season. The first goal changed the game and the midfield started to get a grip on Wharton who was pulling the strings early on.rnI don t think that will be main formation going forward and Moyes will probably play Johnson, Dibling and a couple more against Preston....
  John Williams in Moyes admits: ''We survived early Palace surge to claim crucial opening victory''
• The only concerning thing in the game was the chances Palace got, but good opposition are always going to create a few. We are looking good, Branthwaite staying fit is hugh because Tarks is showing his age. We need another centre back. Hackney, Armstrong, George, Rohl, Garner, Dibling are our future, with Dewsbury-Hall and Pickford our bedrock. It's too early to get too excited but I'm liking what I'm seeing...
  Raymond Fox in Everton v Crystal Palace: Player Ratings
• Overall I was pleased with the all round display & the positive play from our five midfielders. A few of my in laws are huge Palace fans, born & bred... some believe they\'ve changed manager once too many and have sold too many of their influencial players, they\'d be disapointed to lose Munoz.rnHackney needs a bit of time to get up to the pace of the Premier League but, for me, a very pleasing display alongside Armstrong who again looked comfortable let\'s remember that he only 19!rnrnWill we lose some mobility when Norgaard is fit as he tends to sit deep?rnThe real negative for me yesterday was Tarkowski. We can\'t ignore the facts of life and laws of nature, with all the will in the world he\'s now just too slow.rnrnGreat 2nd half response which judging by the first 45 mins may have been a disaster....
  Iain Johnston in Moyes admits: ''We survived early Palace surge to claim crucial opening victory''