Chris Richards aims for Crystal Palace trophy success

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Chris Richards, a defender from Alabama, is optimistic about his team's future at Crystal Palace. He believes that small improvements, or "one percent" gains, have helped the team perform better this season. Following a tough start, Palace has won nine out of their last eleven matches and is currently 12th in the Premier League. They are also looking forward to an FA Cup quarter-final. Richards has regained his starting position after a teammate left for Chelsea. He credits the team's recent success to the fearless coaching style of Oliver Glasner, who took over last year. Richards appreciates the strong bond among teammates and their shared ambition to win a trophy for the club, something that has never happened in Palace's history. The players are supportive of each other both on and off the field. Richards highlighted the connection he feels with his fellow defenders, as they encourage each other to improve in training. The team also shares a Christian faith, which brings them closer together in their personal lives. Richards has ambitions beyond football as well. He recently joined the ownership group of a professional soccer team in his hometown, Legion FC, to inspire young athletes. He believes that the growth of soccer in the U.S. is important and supports the potential for promotion and relegation in the league system. Looking ahead, Richards is focused on contributing to Crystal Palace's success while balancing his long-term career goals. He is confident that if the team wins a trophy, it would bring immense joy to the loyal Palace fans.


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