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Almost makes Joan Rivers look attractive :sick:

:facepalm:...........oh sorry wrong thread again.

:thumbsup: I well remember him putting the ball, the opposition player and himself into the boards in front of the South Stand - then picking himself up and turning to the oppostion player, who hadn't moved since being crunched, and giving him the W Anchor sign, before setting off in search of...

Brighton v Blackburn 26/11/1977 2-2. Was collecting for charity in the North Stand. I cannot remember who the charity was though. I seem to recall that I did not do much collecting between 15:00 and 16:50 though - can't think why!

The bonfire societies are still run by the same people and famillies who have run them for generations. I would suggest that Mr Biggs goes to the Lamport and Neville estates and suggests otherwise. Perhaps his application for membership to one of the socities has been refused in the past? Not...

:thumbsup: I said after half an hour that we would not score. Credit to Woking though. Not sure what game their manager was watching when he said Woking could have been 3 nil up at half time though!

:facepalm:......................................sorry wrong thread:facepalm:

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What you are using him as kindling?

B*ll*x should have been :facepalm:

But I've bought tickets for me, my dad and kids in the familly stand, so they cannot be going there................oh:facepalm:by the way!

Funny that lots of comedians support Palace - quite appropriate really!:thumbsup:

What no Uruguay?! Brazil would be flair, there must be some out there!

Leg of lamb for me, British not New Zealand! With roast potatoes, brussel sprouts, carrots, mashed swede (with butter), mint sauce and red current jelly - oh and a nice glass of Chilean merlot. Yum!

You don't see many of those about do you?

Nothing to do with Argentinean dictators then?.......oh sorry forgot she was responsible for them too.

Agreed - I suspect some of those adding the most vitriolic comments on here were too young or not even born in the 80s. Still the 1970s were such a good time.........:facepalm: Bye the way no to a State Funeral.....not exactly in the same league as Nelson, Churchill etc

You cynic!

Being at the end of the bus queue on London Road, in the pouring rain, on a dark winter's afternoon, having watched a thrilling (dull) defeat, pondering if we will get the approval for Falmer before I get to my car in Mill Road.........still twas miles better than Gillingham.

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