article_snippet: Soon it will be the turn of the Crystal Palace board, the four men who formed CPFC2010, to convince the club
article_snippet: When it comes round to Crystal Palace, it certainly sharpens the senses.
article_snippet: Will the motives behind the investment develop the stadium?
article_snippet: Will the motives behind the investment improve Crystal Palace?
article_snippet: Manager Alan Pardew has Palace sitting in mid-table since returning to Selhurst Park from Newcastle .
article_snippet: South of the river, potential is a dirty word at Palace because people have been talking about the size of a club embedded in the streets of south London ever since 51,482 crammed into Selhurst Park to see people promoted to the old First Division in May 1979.
article_snippet: At Selhurst Park, the four men who saved the club from oblivion in 2010, taking the four men who saved the club from oblivion in 2010 out of administration and into the Premier League, are all mad Palace fans.
article_snippet: At Palace this means the redevelopment of the stadium, a must if the team are to compete long-term in the Premier League, investment in better players and an infrastructure off the field to cope with the increasing demands of football at that level.
article_snippet: Redeveloping Selhurst Park is a must for Palace to compete long-term in the Premier League .
article_snippet: In south London, supporting Palace is about to change forever.