Silverhatch
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Got a couple of 50 something Palace mates who live in Brighton and love the city. NOT supporters of the Albion in any way (but strangely admit it would be good for the city if we went up).
Do you know of anyone who supports Brighton AND Crystal Palace??
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Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Can you run this by me again
He's an albion fan, who takes his son to watch all palace home games, and has a ST for brighton, his club?
Consider me utterly nonplussed
True "he just loves a football match" doesn't really cut it. If that was the case why would he choose Palace when there are so many better options in London
Maybe he's a masochist who hates his children
AnotherArch
Northern Exile
What about Gordon Lucking who went the opposite way to our Norm? Gordon wanted to put money into the Albion but the board said 'No' to him joining, so he took it to Palace and became a director there.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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I was at university with a bloke from Angmering who said he was an Albion fan, his dad got him a couple of Fulham season tickets in his first year, in his second year he got him a couple of Spurs season tickets, in his third year he got him a couple of Arsenal season tickets. Evidently he's currently a Chelsea fan.
He's a bit of a ****
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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I've been in the Palace end for 2 defeats at Wembley. (FA cup replay 1990 and the play off final v Leicester in 96, which was ****ing hillarious).
Did you ask for a half-and-half scarf?
If not, you're safe.
No half and half scarf, but I was into colourful shirts for playing at school, in the park etc, and I had the Palace white shirt with the broad single claret and sky blue strips down the front. 1971-72.
But course I had the the Brighton stripy kit too
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Indeed. I was in the Leicester end that day at Wembley so I got to celebrate - it would have been rude not to.
I know a solicitor in Hove who is s Palace fan and is a ST holder at the Amex, many others know this chap too.
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Actually around 1971 to 1972 I would go and watch some Palace games with my dad as they were in Div.1 and we were in no danger of making that grade. There was no real rivalry then and I remember enjoying watching them put 5 past Man Utd. For me it all changed with that season opener in 1974 with Mellor scoring in the 1-0 win. No trips to Selhurst as a neutral after that.
Pretty pink fairy
Banned
- Jan 30, 2008
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out of interest went to a Palace evening league cup game against Wolves , wasn't disappointed
regards
DR
regards
DR
Arkwright
Arkwright
That means you have seen more of Palace live in the last couple of seasons than you have the Albion.
Best Wishes.
Pretty pink fairy
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Arkwright
Arkwright
20 odd years ago
regards
DR
Was that the last time you saw the Albion.
Yours sincerely
Pretty pink fairy
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Arkwright
Arkwright
That is what football was like twenty years ago. Glad you have such a good memory.just cracked a rib
regards
DR
Yours faithfully.
TV's Susanna Reid (P*l*ce) was married to an Albion fan. I reckon their kids must be 'confused'.
Dave the OAP
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Can you run this by me again
He's an albion fan, who takes his son to watch all palace home games, and has a ST for brighton, his club?
Consider me utterly nonplussed
Yep. He lives in redhill, his son is a palace fan having spent time in the palace academy, but he was born in Shoreham and got a st when we moved to the Amex.
So he takes his son to the palace games.but his son has only been down to brighton a few times.
Sounds like child abuse to me. That boy needs to be brought up in the right way!!