Oliver Glasner allocated the FA Cup victory for the FA Cup for Crystal Crystal in the club – and said it would take some time to Wembley's historic victory on Saturday.
Palace defeated Manchester City 1-0 to win the first major cup in the history of the club, which is 120 years old and secure a place in Europe.
More than 30,000 fans of the South London Club celebrated a full time in the national stadium full -time – Glasner was quickly praising the adherence to the team.
Palace failed to win any of the Premier League matches in the Premier League this season and lost 5-2 in Manchester City and 5-0 in Newcastle in the Premier League matches in April.
But they finish the season with the FA Cup in Silhirest Trove and Glasser, who directed Eintracht Frankfurt to Glory Legue Glory in 2021-22, can start planning another campaign in the European League.
“No one expected Frankfurt in the European League and no one expects Crystal Palace to win the FA Cup,” said Glasner, the first Austrian director to win the competition.
“You can see what you can get when you are patient.
As football players and managers, the biggest success does not raise the cup. It gives tens of thousands of our fans a moment to their lives. Give them great times.
“Maybe they have some problems at home, just to make them happy … We did it to our fans.”
When asked about what he felt after he became the first director to offer a big cup for the palace, Glasner added: “For me, the strange thing is that I feel empty.
“I will start to realize this tomorrow or the two. The crazy thing is on Monday. We must think about the game of wolves on Tuesday.
“We have said before the match that we wanted to write our history and we wrote a big chapter in our history, and we will do so next year when we play in Europe.
“We have great characters, such as teamwork, work ethics, a strong environment and an atmosphere, and this is essential to achieving impossible things.”
