Crystal Palace co-chairman Steve Parish described a 'great moment ' as he basked in the glory of his club 's 2-1 win over champions Manchester City . After the game , Parish posed for a picture at Selhurst Park with Palace manager Alan Pardew , England boss Roy Hodgson and Bill Wyman - one of the original members of The Rolling Stones and avid Palace fan . Parish posted the picture on Instagram , writing : 'Great moment for me , AP , the England manager , one of the original @ RollingStones @ bill_wyman . ' Writing in his FourFourTwo column broadcaster Geoff Shreeves , who was also in the Palace boardroom after the game , said : ' ( Bill Wyman ) has been an avid supporter for 68 years , having attended his first game aged 10 . 'He can name virtually every player in that period , despite having spent 30 of those years in The Rolling Stones . 'Bill Wyman is not only a charming man but also somebody with a genuine passion for the game and its traditions . Wyman ( back right ) with fellow members of The Rolling Stones back in 1964 . 'Given Bill ’ s rock-star status , Steve Parish overlooked his normally strict rule that you must wear a shirt and tie in the boardroom . ' Hodgson , who was a youth team player for Palace in the 1960s and is from the area , will have been casting his eye over a host of English players . Pardew used seven Englishmen including matchwinner Jason Puncheon , while England No 1 Joe Hart and utility man James Milner both played for City . Jason Puncheon ( right ) celebrates his goal with fellow Englishman Wilfried Zaha .
Crystal Palace beat Manchester City 2-1 on Monday night . England boss Bill Wyman and ex-Rolling Stone Roy Hodgson were there . Chairman Steve Parish posts picture with them and Alan Pardew .