[Albion] 12,342 ticket remaining for palace

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Gwylan

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
31,841
Uffern
Tickets are selling slowly and steadily. I guess it will get close with the last few hard to shift seats not sold.

Damn. I can't go to this match and was hoping the ticket exchange would come into play; doesn't look likely to happen
 






Jan 30, 2008
31,981
Imagine that there had been a panic, in a section of the crowd in response to that explosion (most probably in the away end itself as they were in the closest proximity), and somebody had fallen and broken a leg, or worse still been crushed, or suffered a heart attack?

Would those responsible have been found liable to criminal charges? - pretty serious ones, potentially.
Would the 'who really cares' attitude of the rank and file Palace supporters have quickly changed?

Or would it be Sussex Police's fault, or perhaps the Albion's fault, for 'having low turnstiles'?
I was there it was a few bangs, seen more display at Lewes bonfire ,Palace happy to be wrapped up before and after the game ,nothing to worry about .
regards
DR
 


hans kraay fan club

The voice of reason.
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Mar 16, 2005
62,771
Chandlers Ford
I was there it was a few bangs, seen more display at Lewes bonfire ,Palace happy to be wrapped up before and after the game ,nothing to worry about .
regards
DR

Of course it was only a 'few bangs'. Who has suggested otherwise?

You are (deliberately) ignoring the context. Nobody is startled / worried / uneasy about a few bangs at a bloody FIREWORK display are they, you daft clown?
 






Jan 30, 2008
31,981
Of course it was only a 'few bangs'. Who has suggested otherwise?

You are (deliberately) ignoring the context. Nobody is startled / worried / uneasy about a few bangs at a bloody FIREWORK display are they, you daft clown?
can't believe some people are still "banging" on about this , sums up the type of people attending games these day imho :shrug:
regards
DR
 


*Gullsworth*

My Hair is like his hair
Jan 20, 2006
9,351
West...West.......WEST SUSSEX
Of course it was only a 'few bangs'. Who has suggested otherwise?

You are (deliberately) ignoring the context. Nobody is startled / worried / uneasy about a few bangs at a bloody FIREWORK display are they, you daft clown?

I'm more surprised PPF was at the match. It will pass trouble free this time. I was also there and will be for this one.....and yes the bangs were loud but any trouble looked more likely from Palace fans remonstrating with stewards to remove the offenders and hooligans who had taken their seats.
 


Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
32,165
Valhalla
Would be v surprised if this sold out. Tuesday night and all the shit that goes with it

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Getting pretty fed up with these games now always being evening kickoffs.

Sunday lunchtime would make a nice change and be a nice reminder of a certain St Patrick's Day.
 




Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
Of course it was only a 'few bangs'. Who has suggested otherwise?

You are (deliberately) ignoring the context. Nobody is startled / worried / uneasy about a few bangs at a bloody FIREWORK display are they, you daft clown?

Thick smoke from flares affect people with asthma.
 


*Gullsworth*

My Hair is like his hair
Jan 20, 2006
9,351
West...West.......WEST SUSSEX
Thick smoke from flares affect people with asthma.

Like I said in a previous post I think the flares and bangs were more of a problem for the genurine away fans who were unable to sit in their seats and suffered deafening bangs and flare smoke around them. A lot of away fans were rightly not happy with these goons actions.
 


golddene

Well-known member
Jul 28, 2012
2,019
I was there it was a few bangs, seen more display at Lewes bonfire ,Palace happy to be wrapped up before and after the game ,nothing to worry about .
regards
DR

My word! So "YOU" were there eh! Is it any wonder now, that they clung so tight to their police escort, imagine? The great Das in attendance! It's absolutely no wonder that they jumped the turnstiles with the fear that the great Das may be behind them!
Will you honour the Amex with your presence this year? That should ensure no liberties taken this year also????
 




rippleman

Well-known member
Oct 18, 2011
4,988
Maybe fans who are reluctant to go to the game after last year would have felt more confident in doing so if some subsequent action had been taken to arrest the palace scum who beat up the stewards, broke into the ground and then set off flares and firecrackers. To my knowledge none of the palace scrotes were actually nicked for the criminal offences at the game and despite some palace fans bleating on about the hoodie clad spotty oiks, not one of them offered up any names.

So, in essence, they got away with it last year so the morons might think it's worth doing it again. If the palace scum want to behave like it's the 1980s, maybe they should be policed like it's the 1980s.

I really hope the game is policed properly this time around...and we hopefully have a different match day commander who won't just make up stories and tell lies to try to compensate for the totally inadequate policing of last years game.
 


Bozza

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Helpful Moderator
Jul 4, 2003
57,333
Back in Sussex
Maybe fans who are reluctant to go to the game after last year would have felt more confident in doing so if some subsequent action had been taken to arrest the palace scum who beat up the stewards, broke into the ground and then set off flares and firecrackers. To my knowledge none of the palace scrotes were actually nicked for the criminal offences at the game and despite some palace fans bleating on about the hoodie clad spotty oiks, not one of them offered up any names.

I think Palace fans established that the incidents of which you speak were all perpetrated by undercover Sussex Police officers. Or something like that anyway.
 


Bozza

You can change this
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Jul 4, 2003
57,333
Back in Sussex
Like I said in a previous post I think the flares and bangs were more of a problem for the genurine away fans who were unable to sit in their seats and suffered deafening bangs and flare smoke around them. A lot of away fans were rightly not happy with these goons actions.

Actions that have been rewarded with a promotion to the best behind-the-goal seats at Selhurst at the expense of genuine fans.
 




Commander

Arrogant Prat
NSC Patron
Apr 28, 2004
13,600
London
Of course it was only a 'few bangs'. Who has suggested otherwise?

You are (deliberately) ignoring the context. Nobody is startled / worried / uneasy about a few bangs at a bloody FIREWORK display are they, you daft clown?

I strongly suggest a lot of our fans avoid going to football in South America or Turkey or somewhere.
 


The Gem

New member
Oct 17, 2008
1,267
Getting pretty fed up with these games now always being evening kickoffs.

Sunday lunchtime would make a nice change and be a nice reminder of a certain St Patrick's Day.

Or 3pm on every Boxing day with no number restrictions. Bring it back !!
 




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