CRYSTAL Palace boss Neil Warnock spoke of his delight at continuing his side's unbeaten run in the Premier League this season.
Palace stretched their unbeaten record to four in the league thanks to second half goals from Fraizer Campbell and Mile Jedinak against Leicester City this afternoon.
Warnock said: "The wins are so important, to get three points is unbelievable. But when you get three points and you play well and you deserve it, I'm determined to enjoy it myself and I asked the players to enjoy it.
"I think you can see that they are enjoying it too. It's a privilege to play at a club like Palace in the Premier League and they just have to embrace it and enjoy every moment."
A quiet first half saw the teams enter the break goalless but an inspired talk from Warnock ensured Palace came out fighting in the second.
He added: "At half-time we said about being a lot more positive and I thought the wide players could win us the game or our set pieces and I thought they were a threat throughout the game.
"Campbell, when he put himself out the second half I thought he made the difference. He deserved his goal and two goals very quickly was very welcoming.
"Leicester had a good start so we were a little bit deeper than we should have been but having said that I thought we changed after about 20 minutes and gradually we got more positive."
Captain Mile Jedinak's glancing header gave Palace a two-goal lead as well as the Australian earning his second of the campaign and Warnock spoke of his praise for the skipper.
"We could have got a bit further forward in the first half and I said to Mile I fancy him for a goal but I thought it might be a shot from outside the box," said the boss.
"He's a leader. He's our leader. He's what I call a bit of bread and butter pudding player. He's always the first on the manager's team sheet and it's nice when he gets a reward of a goal," Warnock added.
