Tony Pulis can keep Crystal Palace in the Premier League I think Tony is a man who can do a good job for Palace. We are a hard working honest group of players who just needed someone with experience to come in and steady the ship. Tony brings that to the table. His record speaks for itself. He took Stoke up and established them as a mid-table Premier League team where they have been for a number of years. Jerome, who could find his loan to Palace turned into a permanent move in January, started on the bench on Saturday but was involved from the 36th minute after persistent bleeding from a head wound forced Marouane Chamakh to withdraw. Hull, still missing injured striker Sone Aluko, rarely threatened to break down a Palace defence solidly organised by caretaker manager Keith Millen. Even a red card for Yannick Bolasie 12 minutes from time - harshly awarded in Millen's view for a foul on Jake Livermore - did not deter Palace from seeking a winner on the counter-attack. It came only three minutes after the sending-off when Dwight Gayle put in Jerome and his low far-post cross was slotted home by Bannan, the former Aston Villa midfielder, whose goal was his first for Palace. "We're being dragged into the lower reaches of the table and need to turn our form around," said Liam Rosenior, who was the width of a post from snatching a stoppage-time equaliser for Hull. Millen, meanwhile, will meet Pulis today in the hope of remaining on the Palace staff.