Does anyone want Palace to win on Monday?

[Husty]

Eh? He's saying he'd rather Watford go up and you say he's not a proper Brighton fan. Why?

Failure to read on my part.

 

[Poyetry In Motion]

and if they do lose, next year's El Crapico will be a stormer

That's brilliant. I'd love the numptys at Sky to pick up on this.
IMO, no true Albion fan could ever, ever, ever want Palace to succeed.

 

[Surrey Phil]

Some amazing comments from some. I'm suspicious of anyone not wanting Palarse to be humiliated on Monday and if we play them next season without Zahahaha & Murray there will only be one winner and that's us!

 

[Dancing Sock]

No, but if they go up it would be hilarious to see them finish 20th and relegated by March.

Watford deserve to go up after the immensity of what happened in the semi final second leg alone. I also like Zola very much.

 

[VHA on NSC]

This. It would make me sick if their cavalier approach to balancing the books paid off.

Perhaps it would be prudent to explain how the activities of the respective clubs, as revealed through recently released accounts, leads you to this conclusion?

 

[VHA on NSC]

We need to post a termination of rivalry notice on account of Palace being minnows who struggle to get 15k at home. Millwall are more their size than the glorious BHAFC and our 30k crowds will ever be. We've moved on at last.

Far more thousands of people have watched Palace over the past thirty years than have turned out for a regular and sustained period of time to see Brighton. I'm pleased to see Brighton thriving on and off the pitch, though obviously I always wish to see Palace have the upper hand. Having waited years for your club to finally return to the same division and compete on an even keel, to see such statements from a Brighton fan appears somewhat churlish and surprisingly arrogant.

 

[downham seagull]

Isn't it time to give up on the size of the crowd? It counts pretty much for the square root of feck all!

This is the general way all clubs are judged theses days, why should we be any different?

 

[downham seagull]

Hoping for a Watford win, they were far better than Palace throughout the season

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Far more thousands of people have watched Palace over the past thirty years than have turned out for a regular and sustained period of time to see Brighton. I'm pleased to see Brighton thriving on and off the pitch, though obviously I always wish to see Palace have the upper hand. Having waited years for your club to finally return to the same division and compete on an even keel, to see such statements from a Brighton fan appears somewhat churlish and surprisingly arrogant.

I'd have expected better from you VHA!

 

[The Birdman]

Yes my two Palace mates