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[TV] Palace documentary tonight
- Thread starter gripper stebson
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That wins the best post/ link of the year award
Never need much of excuse to repeat the legendary broadcasting moment provided by TV cook Fanny Cradock and her co-host husband Johnny, when Johnny looked straight into the camera and offered viewers the encouraging words: "Goodbye! And may all your doughnuts look like Fanny's."
Mind you, I would rather watch the Holmesdale fantastics than watch that. Fact.
el punal
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With apologies.....feeling there might be more to your post, I just checked the schedule.
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darkwolf666
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"Drape"!!! Show off...
Durlston
"You plonker, Rodney!"
I don't want nightmares over those nasty boys on half term. 
Durlston
"You plonker, Rodney!"
What a dimlow! I fell for it. 
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Don’t forget [MENTION=23111]Dougie[/MENTION] gave it the biggen before the Amex game then went missing for a month and only reappeared when they fluked a win finally... When CP2010FC beat us next time I expect no comment at all from her... She’s a walking contradiction.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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The HF (who I assume all got banned for breaking into a game and injuring innocent people as Mr Parish said would happen) don’t like the spotlight. Last time they were in the news they’d spray painted their own coach and the time before that one of their lot made headlines for CRYING for his Daddy in court because something fell on his head in the toilet. Fact.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Don’t forget it [MENTION=23111]Dougie[/MENTION]
THE court case of a suspected football hooligan had to be adjourned after the accused was injured in the court's toilet.
Liam Melody, 19, of Stanley Gardens, Wallington, ran into court crying for his dad after a partition above the urinals at Croydon Magistrates' Court fell on his head, causing a gash.
Liam Melody
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Court proceedings were halted and an ambulance was called after magistrates ruled it would not be in the "interests of justice" to continue the case – instead adjourning it for two months.
Mr Melody appeared at court on Tuesday, when he faced the possibility being given a football banning order which would bar him from all grounds in the UK.
Before the incident halted proceedings, the court was told Melody was a "prominent" member of the Crystal Palace supporters' group the Holmesdale Fanatics.
PC Perry Lathwood gave evidence to the court, saying he had been in contact with Melody a "number of times", describing him as "aggressive" and "difficult to communicate with".
He spoke specifically about a number of games, including Palace's match against Birmingham City in December, when he said trouble had flared that directly involved Mr Melody.
CCTV footage was shown in the courtroom.
PC Lathwood said: "I was acting as a 'spotter' for the game, and I have been carrying out that role for around four years. I gather intelligence from football games.
"During the Birmingham game I witnessed an incident involving Liam.
"There was a steward who went to speak to the group of fans known as the Holmesdale Fanatics.
"As he [the steward] started to walk down the steps, the group went with him.
"I saw Liam coming down the steps and making a grab for him. The steward went over the barrier backwards – he was pushed over the railings.
"Liam is a prominent member of the group, who is happy to stand at the front. He is aggressive to police.
"Liam is well liked by the group because he is happy to stand out in the front and engage in antisocial behaviour."
The court also heard that Mr Melody was part of a group who got into a fight with a section of Millwall fans after a match at Selhurst Park last October.
PC Lathwood said: "The fans met and the police were in the middle. There was a bang and a massive amount of smoke, the horses started rearing.
"I was hit by a flare and went down. Bricks and rocks were coming from all directions.
"The Fanatics were pushing towards the Millwall fans, they were attacking police lines to get to the Millwall fans. Liam Melody was involved."
Mr Melody opposed the order. The case will continue in July.
THE court case of a suspected football hooligan had to be adjourned after the accused was injured in the court's toilet.
Liam Melody, 19, of Stanley Gardens, Wallington, ran into court crying for his dad after a partition above the urinals at Croydon Magistrates' Court fell on his head, causing a gash.
Liam Melody
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•
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Court proceedings were halted and an ambulance was called after magistrates ruled it would not be in the "interests of justice" to continue the case – instead adjourning it for two months.
Mr Melody appeared at court on Tuesday, when he faced the possibility being given a football banning order which would bar him from all grounds in the UK.
Before the incident halted proceedings, the court was told Melody was a "prominent" member of the Crystal Palace supporters' group the Holmesdale Fanatics.
PC Perry Lathwood gave evidence to the court, saying he had been in contact with Melody a "number of times", describing him as "aggressive" and "difficult to communicate with".
He spoke specifically about a number of games, including Palace's match against Birmingham City in December, when he said trouble had flared that directly involved Mr Melody.
CCTV footage was shown in the courtroom.
PC Lathwood said: "I was acting as a 'spotter' for the game, and I have been carrying out that role for around four years. I gather intelligence from football games.
"During the Birmingham game I witnessed an incident involving Liam.
"There was a steward who went to speak to the group of fans known as the Holmesdale Fanatics.
"As he [the steward] started to walk down the steps, the group went with him.
"I saw Liam coming down the steps and making a grab for him. The steward went over the barrier backwards – he was pushed over the railings.
"Liam is a prominent member of the group, who is happy to stand at the front. He is aggressive to police.
"Liam is well liked by the group because he is happy to stand out in the front and engage in antisocial behaviour."
The court also heard that Mr Melody was part of a group who got into a fight with a section of Millwall fans after a match at Selhurst Park last October.
PC Lathwood said: "The fans met and the police were in the middle. There was a bang and a massive amount of smoke, the horses started rearing.
"I was hit by a flare and went down. Bricks and rocks were coming from all directions.
"The Fanatics were pushing towards the Millwall fans, they were attacking police lines to get to the Millwall fans. Liam Melody was involved."
Mr Melody opposed the order. The case will continue in July.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
The listing says that this documentary is about someone who takes photographs of them, and hears their shocking, moving, powerful and funny stories about how being one has shaped their lives. I'm sure they'll all stay one for ever, ALWAYS.
dadams2k11
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No way.
You've/they've made that up/got the wrong end of the stick.
There is no way on earth that happened.
None I tell ya.
DavePage
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any t-shirts?
#acasuallook
