A Goal scoring double from N’Daye meant Palace suffered
their second consecutive 0 – 2 reverse as Hull edged closer to survival. Pardew
voiced his disappointment at the referee’s decision making time wasting as
Palace’s marque fixtures against Chelsea Manchester United and Liverpool
brought into all the more focus.
Fortunately Palace have secured enough points for survival
as Pardew remains frustrated by recent performances. The first goal came when a
Brady inspired shot was deflected to N’Daye to score. Julian Speroni played
very well but after the Korean Lee Chung – Yong making his debut gave the ball
away to allow Dame N’Daye to score by slotting home from thirty yards. Glenn
Murray had Palace’s best chances but he was foiled by Hulls forty year old
keeper Steve Harper.
Indeed Palace were unlucky but they knew effort and perseverance
would aid their performance because joking aside they are a great football team
but Hull to deserve merit because even small guys can come out on top because
sometimes things happen for a reason.
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