With Alan Pardew at the helm, and the backing from their usual backing from the stands, Palace will be looking for a good mid-table place, and I have them finishing in 12th. Pardew rejuvenated the side and led them to 10th, a fantastic achievement, yet the mid-table competition will be much stronger this year, and although Yohan Cabaye could be the signing of the season, the quality of the player's isn't up to the standards of those around them. It will once again be a spirited campaign from Palace, and one I'm sure that will have it's ups and downs, but 12th place is nothing to be ashamed of and will help to improve Palace's worldwide reputation and potentially attract the kind of players that will help them push up the table, players more similar in quality to the brilliant Yohan Cabaye.
Best Transfer Business:
Without a shadow of a doubt the signing of Yohan Cabaye, he could even be the overall signing of the season. The Frenchman proved his quality at Newcastle and is a vital addition to Pardew's Palace vision in the long term.
Worst Transfer Business:
Conor Wickham for £7 million! Why do it!? A waste of money in my eyes, although once a promising young player Wickham really hasn't done it in the Premier League and will add very little to this Palace side.
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