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[Albion] Say something nice about Palace
- Thread starter Peacehaven Wild Kids
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The Eagles didn't lose 5 - 0 to the Albion on their own pitch.
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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@@@ Bounced thread @@@
Had a drink today and having a quiet one in tonight, thought this might be a laugh. (Or not
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Had a drink today and having a quiet one in tonight, thought this might be a laugh. (Or not
)oldboyroy
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While driving to Denmark Hill last year to see my daughter in hospital my partner and I had a good laugh while driving past Selhurst (following satnav). Driving just past the ground and waiting for some bloke dressed in Palace shirt crossing the road and my partner said "he don't look the full ticket does he". My reply was a simple "not surprised, he's got a Palace top on". Made us both giggle for a while
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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I like their kit from 98/99
- Apr 5, 2014
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Durrell's Palace. You clearly never read Roy of the Rovers.
Say something good ? I used to like their tab colour in the Shoot league ladders
A mex eyecan
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say something nice about Palace! mmmm, let me think …. Ah! got it. When you come away from their ground, get home, wash, bathe and shower, you do feel much cleaner
I liked it how they screwed Manure’s title hopes in 1995.
Sight of the floodlights when commuting meant I was soon going to be in Sussex, and a mere glance at the surroundings made me feel immensely lucky.
Silverhatch
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They’re Palace. No other fucker gets it. It’s been a laugh for almost 50 years.
Whitechapel
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When their fans pelted us with coins after we beat them 1-0 in the McShane game I was able to buy a shit load of football stickers the next day.
God bless my mum for taking an 11 year old to Palace away back then*. God bless her x2 for being the angriest I’ve ever seen her when a steward grabbed me and tried to drag me away for giving the home fans the middle finger as they were leaving. She (quite aggressively) claimed I was saying 1-0
*not sure she’d have done it if she realised our seats were right on the edge of the away fans next to the Homesdale.**
**She took me to the 5-0 game when I was even younger so she probably would have.
God bless my mum for taking an 11 year old to Palace away back then*. God bless her x2 for being the angriest I’ve ever seen her when a steward grabbed me and tried to drag me away for giving the home fans the middle finger as they were leaving. She (quite aggressively) claimed I was saying 1-0
*not sure she’d have done it if she realised our seats were right on the edge of the away fans next to the Homesdale.**
**She took me to the 5-0 game when I was even younger so she probably would have.
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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Bearing in mind one of our own lost an eye due to a coin throwing incident at an England match I’m treading carefully, however
The coin fight of Boxing Day 1979 was incredible, the noise as coins bounced of either the double layer of fences or the roof of the North Stand was unforgettable and the amount of coins laying on the terrace while most of the elders were simply reaching in their pockets was incredible. As a 12 year old myself and others my age took no shame in scooping up several coins including many 50p’s (bear in mind that was the price of an under 16s admission) meanwhile the coins rained down. The police, as were present at the time just looking on powerless.
- Apr 5, 2014
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50p was a LOT of money to kids our age back then. Throwing coins was the stuff of lunatics. Throwing 50p pieces the stuff of a lunatic who probably needed to do some overtime the following week.
Back then loons through darts and bricks too. Strange times.
I had 3 Palace fans as customers this morning ( and, 3 dirty Leeds fans)
To be fair, they were all good lads.
Although one of them was such a big Palace supporter, he didn’t know they were in the Mickey Mouse Cup quarter finals on Wednesday until I told him.
To be fair, they were all good lads.
Although one of them was such a big Palace supporter, he didn’t know they were in the Mickey Mouse Cup quarter finals on Wednesday until I told him.