NEIL Warnock has confirmed he is still looking for another member to come in and join his backroom staff following Ronnie Jepson's arrival.
The 65-year-old worked with the former striker previously at Leeds United, while Kevin Blackwell has also been brought in to work in a similar capacity to what Gerry Francis did under Tony Pulis.
Warnock and Blackwell have a long history of working together, and the latter is watching from afar to give a few pointers to the Palace boss.
Blackwell has managed Leeds United, Luton Town, Sheffield United and Bury in his career so far.
"Kevin's just helping me on a matchday, that's all," said Warnock.
"He's looking on up in the stands.
"With Ronnie, we're a bit short on staff really and I'm still looking for the right person.
"It's a matter of trying to increase the numbers we've got."
