I did think that to start with Se20, but then I guess he could have been talking about a tube of Pringles from that very conveniently placed Sainsburys.
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[Football] Palace 0 - 3 Chelsea
- Thread starter Bozza
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I did think that to start with Se20, but then I guess he could have been talking about a tube of Pringles from that very conveniently placed Sainsburys.
brighton rock
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7 place
100 million just invested
180 million tv money end of season
New signings on there way
Powerful squad of players
Selhurst about to be redeveloped
Living the dream
100 million just invested
180 million tv money end of season
New signings on there way
Powerful squad of players
Selhurst about to be redeveloped
Living the dream
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
And yet, to get back on track, your fickle new 'supporters' flood out of the match many many minutes before it's all over.
brighton rock
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The support has been amazing home and away for the last few seasons
Mr Putdown
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It has. But we'd be lying to deny that, on Saturday, plenty of 'supporters' "flooded out of the match many many minutes before it's all over."
I'm in the 'no excuse' camp FWIW.
The biggest myth in football...
Working class pride
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- Feb 14, 2010
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That depends on your definition of fantastic. If Palace fans think that banging a drum when a spurs fan tells you to do so and only turning up when you are in the Premier League is "fantastic support" then your definition of fantastic is different to the rest of the country. Your support has been beyond embarrassing and you deserve the title of "Plastic Palace". You cant just get 20 thousand odd when in the Premier League and then all go missing when in the Championship with your club having to let adults to use kids season tickets to prevent crowds dipping below 10,000 for evening games and at the same time say its fantastic support. Your Ultras (as sad as the whole concept is) are also run by a Spurs fan for flippin hecks sake. You couldnt make it up, its comedy gold.
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- #168
Shame it took promotion to the Premier League to achieve that though, right?
"I said to my son with about 7 mins left and with The Old Stand more than 50% per cent empty 'This is how it looked like for most of the last 35 years for the whole match' "
AlbionPics&SouthCoastTwit
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The black silk stockings are a nice touch. I suppose you turn away from the telly so you don't get jizz on it when you finally blow your load?
brighton rock
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Little unfair palace fans have alway held there own on the noise front and Brighton fans have always traveled well
Palace have moved on light years of late and you
Would always expect to suck back fans lost in the leaner times that's football all clubs do it
I bet the Amex crowds dropped off last season and picked up again the season as the team did well I noticed a big upturn in the Ammount of shirts being worn locally again that's football
Selhurst looks to be on its way to a 40,000 seater studium which means we will need to attract new fans to the ground to fill it hopefully some of these will get the bug forever but lots won't the will drift in and out with the times
To be sitting with 31 points on the 1st of January 5th in the premiership is way beyond most of us older palace fans wildest dreams I still have to pinch myself every time I look at the table and I hope the inward investment will turn palace into a descant Premiership club for many years to come with some of the worlds best players strutting their stuff
If not I still be their moaning as normal
as I will never forget where we came from , funny game football were all mad but it's in our blood
Now it's Brightons turn to step up and make the promised land you have it all , fantastic stadium , good support new training complex , nice pies it's all there and 180 million would change the club and local area forever the team just needs to make the way and ride it !
Palace have moved on light years of late and you
Would always expect to suck back fans lost in the leaner times that's football all clubs do it
I bet the Amex crowds dropped off last season and picked up again the season as the team did well I noticed a big upturn in the Ammount of shirts being worn locally again that's football
Selhurst looks to be on its way to a 40,000 seater studium which means we will need to attract new fans to the ground to fill it hopefully some of these will get the bug forever but lots won't the will drift in and out with the times
To be sitting with 31 points on the 1st of January 5th in the premiership is way beyond most of us older palace fans wildest dreams I still have to pinch myself every time I look at the table and I hope the inward investment will turn palace into a descant Premiership club for many years to come with some of the worlds best players strutting their stuff
If not I still be their moaning as normal
as I will never forget where we came from , funny game football were all mad but it's in our bloodNow it's Brightons turn to step up and make the promised land you have it all , fantastic stadium , good support new training complex , nice pies it's all there and 180 million would change the club and local area forever the team just needs to make the way and ride it !
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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Palace are in the top ten for clubs whose attendances go up most when they are promoted to the top division. http://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attnclub/
Other clubs with large increases only when they are in the top division are the likes of Blackpool, Wigan and Bolton.
As these clubs are finding, and Palace have experienced during their previous debt write offs, if you have a house of cards, built on sand, when it goes wrong, it really goes wrong.
spanish flair
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That's the second time you have quoted this as almost fact. Have you seen the the proposed changes that have been submitted for planning application, have any plans in fact been submitted,.If they have, any chance that the application maybe objected to by local residents, or is this just up there in Prince Charming's head like the plan for a new 40k ground back in 2010?
But I am looking forward to seeing a similar exit to Sundays game from a 40k stadium, that could be spectacular.
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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Herpes?
Sainsburys3tescos1
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- Jul 18, 2012
- 323
Unlike BHA of course who will all know buggered off early on that famous May playoff semi final night.
Shall I get the pictures out bozo?
Or maybe it didn't happen..
As you like banging on about how many come to worship BHA
Hillian1
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Happy New Year to you.
May your cup floweth over with joyous joy in this year of 2016.
Sainsburys3tescos1
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- Jul 18, 2012
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You lot went from 6,500 to 25,000.Like a different club.
Even plucky old palace couldn't do that.
Hillian1
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Just to clarify:
On it's opening the Stadium had a Capacity of 22,500 ish.
Have a great day now you hear.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
This thread is just to highlight to the palace dullards who bang on and on and on about people leaving matches early at the AMEX, that they also leave early at Selhurst - allowing us to all see your plastic (seats).
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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You lot like to mention the play-offs, but then I suppose for a club that's only 5 years old you've not had much to shout about. Well, you have, but the fans left too early to sing about it.
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- #180
Are you stupid?
Once again: I'm saying that right across football fans leave early, Brighton included. However, the way some Palace fans were pointing and laughing at Albion fans, we were led to believe that Palace and Selhurst Park were immune to this. I was impressed as I've seen early leavers everywhere. However, it seems as though Palace fans also leave early and in their thousands. Who knew?