I ' d only trade for Giannis personally <| sep |> You do realize you don ' t need to grind 1 mil xp ? All you need is to purchase a tier 10 and it ' s enough to get it . No platoon required . <| sep |> Good article . I think this is a very accurate summary of our current positionBut there comes a point where the excuses have to end . As the losses continue to pile up , the pressure will continue to mount . Eventually the cumulative weight of poor results , especially against the likes of Burnley and West Brom , will come to bear . There are only so many times that individual mistakes can be blamed , if the level of overall organisation continues to look so meagre . Injuries , which are far from unique to Palace , and bad luck , which is in the nature of the sport , provide context but no fall back justification . There are times in games where we play very well , but we lack a certain solidity that prevents us from turning that into results . It ' s very frustrating and it leads to us beating Stoke 41 one week then conceding 3 goals against Burnley another week . Last season injuries and individual mistakes could take the blame for a lot of our bad results , but now our squad is almost fully fit and was strengthened significantly in the transfer market . There should be no excuses anymore . However I do disagree with this thoughAlan Pardew is not yet at his Fulham moment and , despite some hysterical tweets to the contrary , he is no Ian Holloway . The latter always seemed to be drowning in the Premier League , with his chaotically assembled Palace team rooted to the bottom and looking destined for relegation . But this is clearly a different time , with a different level of player , and a different level of overall squad aptitude . The Eagles now look like they belong in the Premier League even in the midst of a prolonged period of poor performance . To me , our 2016 form and our failure to get results screams relegation . We look like a Premier League team in the sense we ' re not losing by 3 goals every game , but it ' s dangerous to be satisfied with playing well and not turning that into results . We might not be drowning , but it feels like we ' re trying to swim towards the shore but the current is taking us out to sea . If we lose 41 against Swansea like we lost 41 against Fulham , I honestly think that should be the final nail in the coffin .