Patrick Vieira KICKS Everton fan after Palace boss goaded in chaotic full-time scenes | Football | Sport
Palace missed the chance to go 10th in the table with a win on Merseyside, instead sliding down to 13th in a cluster of mid-table sides separated by just four points. The former Arsenal captain has drawn praise for his debut campaign at Selhurst Park, making the final shortlist for Manager of the Year, but it remains to be seen if he will be punished for his post-match actions.
After the game, Vieira refused to go into too much detail about the pitch invasion, telling reporters that he ‘had nothing to say on the matter’. Instead, he spoke about his disappointment in Palace’s capitulation, which will undoubtedly be lost in amongst the evening’s more dramatic storylines – of which there were plenty.
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