CRYSTAL Palace boss Tony Pulis once again paid tribute to the Selhurst Park faithful after the 3-1 win over West Brom.
First half strikes from new boys Tom Ince and Joe Ledley put Palace into a seemingly comfortable 2-0 half-time lead.
But, after Albion pulled a goal back early in the second half, Pulis admitted the Palace fans played a vital role in seeing his side through to a vital three points.
He said: "They [the crowd] don't need a lot to keep themselves going, this lot. They've been absolutely wonderful for us."
Marouane Chamakh netted a second half penalty to make the points safe for Pulis' men, who are now a lofty 13th in the Premier League table.
The gaffer was also full of praise for his new signings - Ince, Ledley, and defender Scott Dann - who all made their first starts.
"I was really pleased with the three of them. It's been really difficult this week as the lads have done so well since I've been here - to leave three of the lads out was difficult," he said.
On Tom Ince, Pulis added: "I was really pleased to see him score. It was a striker's goal."
