Crystal Palace secured their Premier League safety and moved to 11th in the Premier League table after beating Stoke City 2-1 on Saturday.

The defeat meant Stoke City’s 10-year stay in the Premier League had come to an end and they were relegated to the Championship.

After the match, Crystal Palace CEO, Steve Parish took to social networking site Twitter, to express his reaction. He hailed the victory as a “great win”, and felt sorry for Stoke City.

6th Year in the PL secured and a great win. Feel for @stokecity a fantastic… https://t.co/dGrYzW9mVP

— Steve Parish (@CEO4TAG) May 5, 2018

Parish was involved in a tweet-exchange with Arsenal legend Ian Wright soon after. The legendary Gunner striker has praised him for taking tough decisions to ensure Palace’s Premier League safety.

The Palace CEO thanked Wright for being so supportive especially in difficult moments. He tweeted:

Thanks Wrighty especially for your support in the difficult moments, having you and Big’un on my side means a lot. But then, to be fair it is your fault I’m here in the first place! ❤❤❤❤ https://t.co/BcBirlGxho

— Steve Parish (@CEO4TAG) May 5, 2018

Would just like to take this time say to @CEO4TAG well done! Made some tough decisions to ensure CPFC’s premier league status. Knowing your love for the club, hats tipped.

— Ian Wright (@IanWright0) May 5, 2018

Stoke City took the lead in the 43rd minute through Xherdan Shaqiri. However, Palace came back strongly into the game and got the equaliser through James McArthur.

Patrick Van Aanholt pounced on Ryan Shawcross’ under-hit backpass to earn a fantastic and crucial victory.

Crystal Palace fans also responded in the tweet exchange between Parish and Wright. Here are some of the selected tweets:

Want to add my congratulations and thanks. Keep driving the “car”

— William Evans (@William92908454) May 6, 2018

@IanWright0 nice one Steve, always so passionate about your people, businesses and club. Don’t want to buy Norwich

— Jeremy Neaves (@jezzaneaves) May 6, 2018

In @CEO4TAG we trust

— Si Castle (@Si_Castle) May 6, 2018

Cracking season eventually Steve, something great is on the horizon. Great work again.

— Elliot Bates (@EBates111) May 6, 2018

Yes…Great decisive and brave decision to sack De Boer so early and appoint ‘safe pair of hands’ Hodgson. But I still wonder… what were you thinking when you appointed Alan Pardew

— Toon Army Thailand (@ThaiToonArmy) May 6, 2018

Well done Steve, good season, bet there’s a few people eating some humble pie…

— James Thompson (@jamestommo11) May 5, 2018