papachris
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I remember those prices.
Those prices! I started going to the goldstone around this time. A few months after I started a certain Mr P.Ward made his first team debut. The rest is history
[Albion] Your memories of Brighton & Hove Albion v Crystal Palace.
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maltaseagull
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My worst memory is my first visit to the Amex in 2011. The only game I ever left early when Murray got their 3rd! FFS.
mile oak
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But so much more enjoyable without VAR. Ive even found listening to other PL games on radio annoying. Goal announced then it isnt, is, isnt, might be, dont know lets have a hands up in studio oh ok yeah just announced it is/isnt. Im finding im falling out of love with the game less beautiful solely for that reason i dont even celebrate goals half the time and then delayed celebration nah ...bring back 5 pens and no VAR anyday please...
Remember in the Potter lockdown game where we missed what felt like a million chances and they got that last minute winner just switching everything off and going and sitting in the car to cut myself off from everything for about 10 minutes, that was how furious I felt.
Thank f*** we weren’t there.
Thank f*** we weren’t there.
el punal
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I do hope the Golden Wonder crisp bags weren’t cheese and onion flavoured. Your feet would have been honking!
putthatboarddown
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Only been to Selhurst once and it was THAT 5-0 game (Johnson hat trick?).
Kettled in by the police after too. Not been back!
The Andone home goal/ game nearly made up for it.
Kettled in by the police after too. Not been back!
The Andone home goal/ game nearly made up for it.
Mancgull
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Late 70s game at the Goldstone when Peter Taylor was playing for Palace. Forgot the score but 0-0 I think.
The 2-2 first FA cup replay before the Ron Challis 2nd replay.
The Boxing Day massacre when Peter Ward ran them ragged and we won 3-0.
The horrendous Hughton leg breaking challenge on Gerry Ryan ( RIP) 1-1 Danny Wilson with the equaliser.
The Andone 3-1. I’ve never gone as bat shit mental as when Andone scored that goal just before half time. Largely due to the fact that at that point Palace were putting our ten men under pressure and a goal back would have completely changed the game. The full pitch length run by Andone and the terrible Palace defending.
Was also at the 5-0 mauling at Selhurst but I’ve tried to block that one out of my memory!
The 2-2 first FA cup replay before the Ron Challis 2nd replay.
The Boxing Day massacre when Peter Ward ran them ragged and we won 3-0.
The horrendous Hughton leg breaking challenge on Gerry Ryan ( RIP) 1-1 Danny Wilson with the equaliser.
The Andone 3-1. I’ve never gone as bat shit mental as when Andone scored that goal just before half time. Largely due to the fact that at that point Palace were putting our ten men under pressure and a goal back would have completely changed the game. The full pitch length run by Andone and the terrible Palace defending.
Was also at the 5-0 mauling at Selhurst but I’ve tried to block that one out of my memory!
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
The man is an animal.
And yet the real "man" of Brighton managers.
wigman
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My 1st was back in August 1974, there were running battles in the north stand all game.
Best away game was a 3 - 0 win at theirs in april 81.
In more recent times, the st Patrick's day massacre and the 2 - 1 win at theirs spring to mind.
Best away game was a 3 - 0 win at theirs in april 81.
In more recent times, the st Patrick's day massacre and the 2 - 1 win at theirs spring to mind.
origigull
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I can't remember a Palace game being called off for snow. Saying that I remember staying with my cousin in London (late 70s) and I was waiting for my brother at Victoria Station to come up from Dover for a midweek match but he had to turn back on the train as it was delayed by heavy snow and was about 3-4 hours late and had no chance to get to the game. I managed to get to the ground just before half time and got in for free sitting in the seats.
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My first memory of Palace was John Jackson the Palace keeper who lived in Hangleton giving a relative tickets for game against Man Utd. I as a boy was taken to see this game my first in top division. It was a dream come true as Utd scored 4 with goals from Best Law and Charlton.
Seen several Albion games there but the one that stands out was a game when Palace outplayed us all game and Ward scored a last minute winner.
Seen several Albion games there but the one that stands out was a game when Palace outplayed us all game and Ward scored a last minute winner.
I reckon I must have seen 3 home games versus the Scum at the Goldstone, but to confess don’t really remember much about any of them.
The two I do remember clearly are the two times I went to Selhurst. The 0-5 kettling, and the 1-0 McShane game. Totally contrasting experiences, but both have stuck in my memory - one for being among the worst match experiences of my life, in fact, THE worst, and another for the unbridled joy and sense of payback SCENES when McShane put it in the net.
The two I do remember clearly are the two times I went to Selhurst. The 0-5 kettling, and the 1-0 McShane game. Totally contrasting experiences, but both have stuck in my memory - one for being among the worst match experiences of my life, in fact, THE worst, and another for the unbridled joy and sense of payback SCENES when McShane put it in the net.
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It wasn't called off for snow, but the FA Cup 1st round 2nd replay (held at Stamford Bridge) was due to be played on Monday November 29 1976. Heavy rain caused a postponement until the following day but the unrelenting weather meant that it was eventually played a week later on Monday December 6.
cjd
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Brighton v Crystal Pace Easter 1984. We won 3-0.
My 9 year old, eldest son was the mascot having been selected at his school ( only one mascot in those days ). Jimmy Case looked after him as my wife and I sat on the managers bench ( Chris Cattlin) whilst the players warmed up before kick-off. Chocolate Easter eggs were given to a few in the crowd by all the players, but Jimmy Case kept the biggest one for my son....Happy days...Ha ha.....and proud too.
My 9 year old, eldest son was the mascot having been selected at his school ( only one mascot in those days ). Jimmy Case looked after him as my wife and I sat on the managers bench ( Chris Cattlin) whilst the players warmed up before kick-off. Chocolate Easter eggs were given to a few in the crowd by all the players, but Jimmy Case kept the biggest one for my son....Happy days...Ha ha.....and proud too.
Dancin Ninja BHA
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I'm exactly the same sadly. Vowed after that debacle that I'd never step inside that ground again
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From the lowest of lows at that 5-0 in 2002, when at the end of the match I shouted in the direction of Gary Hart that they were an utter shambles (still feel guilty about it), to the highest of highs beating them 1-0 at Selhurst in Oct 2005. That 2005 game was insanity, not sure I've felt such a high at football and made all the more sweeter with that offside flag in injury time. Maybe the Sheff Wed playoff game came close.
Ohhhh and that Andone goal, f***ing amazing.
Ohhhh and that Andone goal, f***ing amazing.
Thunder Bolt
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I’ve been to Selhurst three times and haven’t seen us lose. One win, and two draws.
My favourite home game was the St Valentine’s massacre.
My favourite home game was the St Valentine’s massacre.