I assume the Palace Ultra or whatever they are called are planning a "display"
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Kazenga <3
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Will be giving my own display right back at them 
They'll need binoculars.Will be giving my own display right back at them
Kazenga <3
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Unhappy memory? It's too soon isn't it. I shouldn't have said anything.I will not be tossing you off if that is what you are inferring you sick pervert
GreersElbow
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No display planned, but we may start a Mexican wave for you
I don't think it'll work with huge gaps in the stands...
T soprano
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No display planned, but we may start a Mexican wave for you
The only wave you'll be doing is waving goodbye to a trip to Wembley
HawkTheSeagull
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I thought our display for when they visit it actually having a 30,000 + attendance - i mean its a massive sight for Palace fans.....
RowleyBirkinQ.C(deceased)
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No display planned, but we may start a Mexican wave for you
Oh dear, after wolves, you'd be the 2nd opposition team in a row to start a Mexican wave against us, embarrassiiiiiiiiiiiiiing. Now could you be ever so decent and roll over and lose comfortably as well.
Don't even think groupon will fill it.
Apparently a lot of hard work goes into producing their displays
How much planning does it take to pull off a display in the Holmsdale End? Running the group is a non-stop, full time job. Merchandise, travel, media, displays..it's 24/7. We're lucky to have our own local which a lot of the work is carried out in, group members come and go, adding to the preparations once ideas have been finalised. The matchday starts at pub opening time, as we pack out the pub and build the atmosphere from there. It's full time, knackering, dominating but 100% rewarding. A two tier display with everyone having jobs outside this takes about two weeks to pull together and costs about a grand. People enter the stadium and see the final result but don't realise the blood sweat and tears that are behind it.
How much planning does it take to pull off a display in the Holmsdale End? Running the group is a non-stop, full time job. Merchandise, travel, media, displays..it's 24/7. We're lucky to have our own local which a lot of the work is carried out in, group members come and go, adding to the preparations once ideas have been finalised. The matchday starts at pub opening time, as we pack out the pub and build the atmosphere from there. It's full time, knackering, dominating but 100% rewarding. A two tier display with everyone having jobs outside this takes about two weeks to pull together and costs about a grand. People enter the stadium and see the final result but don't realise the blood sweat and tears that are behind it.
Trelford Mills Guide Dog
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- Jun 14, 2008
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I saw this Palace 'ultra' performing a pre-match 'display' at LEGOLAND. F******* plastics !
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Benson
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Post of the day.
FinchleyEagle
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- Nov 19, 2012
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Jealousy is a terrible thing to behold.
As you march on towards corporate football land, prawn sandwiches and the like, bankrolled by a sugar daddy, lots of people turn up at the ground but I wonder how many actual fans ? Then when you are no doubt uber-successful and don't even have a single player who knew where Brighton was before signing his multi-million pound contract, let alone grew up there, you will wonder why you feel you have nothing in common with your team anymore. You will have what you apparently wish for - a full stadium with bigger crowds than us which is oh so important to you all but no heart or soul whatsoever. You can mock all you like, but secretly I think you know how shallow your football supporting life is becoming and will become because you value the £ more than anything else. Demonstrated so well by how many people prioritise getting home at a decent time to supporting the team for the whole 90 minutes. You cant say it on here, but I suspect many of you long for the unity, passion and togetherness we routinely demonstrate.
Would be terrible if you never got out of the championship though...
As you march on towards corporate football land, prawn sandwiches and the like, bankrolled by a sugar daddy, lots of people turn up at the ground but I wonder how many actual fans ? Then when you are no doubt uber-successful and don't even have a single player who knew where Brighton was before signing his multi-million pound contract, let alone grew up there, you will wonder why you feel you have nothing in common with your team anymore. You will have what you apparently wish for - a full stadium with bigger crowds than us which is oh so important to you all but no heart or soul whatsoever. You can mock all you like, but secretly I think you know how shallow your football supporting life is becoming and will become because you value the £ more than anything else. Demonstrated so well by how many people prioritise getting home at a decent time to supporting the team for the whole 90 minutes. You cant say it on here, but I suspect many of you long for the unity, passion and togetherness we routinely demonstrate.
Would be terrible if you never got out of the championship though...
SeagullSongs
And it's all gone quiet..
albion534
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ZZZZZZZZ
boring.......
Big Dougie couldnt get out of there quick enough, FFS Murray thinks about the £, Zahahahaha is off to manchester, or has stayed there since singing, nobodys seen him since, and your chairwoman....
