Crystal Palace manager Tony Pulis dismisses claims he is to quit Selhurst Park ahead of Hull City visit In his 12 games in all competitions since, he has overseen five wins and a draw; four of the victories have come in the Premier League to take Palace two points clear of the drop zone entering the Hull contest. Pulis has often spoken of the need to recruit and denied further speculation linking him with moves for FC Twente's Danish defender Andreas Bjelland and Brondby striker Simon Makienok. "I don't even know them," Pulis said. If you said there's £1million if you knew what position they played in, I wouldn't have a clue. Pulis is actively seeking reinforcements, though. He added: "We're trying to get players in and make the squad stronger for the last 16 games of the season. We've been working very, very hard to identify to bring players in and I'm sure it will be busy come the end of the week. I think we need to bring in four or five players and I'm not talking about spending money on one of them that is extortionate, I'm talking about trying to bring players in who have a little bit of experience in the Premier League but also have something to prove. We're just hoping that one or two things will drop for us. A return for Manchester United winger Wilfred Zaha, who appears likely to sign for Cardiff on loan, was not possible as Palace already have two players on loan in Jason Puncheon and Cameron Jerome. Pulis also confirmed Palace have inquired after Wigan's Ivan Ramis, but that Cardiff may beat them to the defender. Pulis is likely to have to shuffle his defence against Hull as Jonny Parr is expected be out with concussion.