LONDON (Reuters) - Crystal Palace manager Neil Warnock saw a lot of himself in his players as they shrugged off rumours of disharmony in the camp to beat Liverpool 3-1 at home in the Premier League on Sunday.
After a poor start to the season with nine points from their opening 11 games, the pressure had been mounting on Warnock and his team before the visit of last season's runners-up.
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