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Not as good as a winner tho....Or Maupay's 'why'd you let it bounce' equaliser...
Not as good as a winner tho....Or Maupay's 'why'd you let it bounce' equaliser...
Not as good as a winner tho....
Leads me to think of the last time Palace done the double over us in the top league?......a winner to clinch the double too.
Does that goal offset the countless misses? door barn rearrage
Leads me to think of the last time Palace done the double over us in the top league?
That’s an interesting question so I googled it, never in the top league, but what was quite interesting and I could be wrong but we have only played each other 14 times in the top league.
That’s an interesting question so I googled it, never in the top league , but what was quite interesting and I could be wrong but we have only played each other 14 times in the top league.
It’s my understanding that the club is in discussions with the council over a CPO, which will be a political decision in most peoples eyes.
Given that the article speaks only of negotiations between the football club and Sainsburys, where would your understanding be coming from? The Section 106 agreement with the local council will presumably involve Palace forking over cash for local infrastructure as developers are usually required to do, but I've seen nothing to suggest that the council will wade into a financial negotiation between Palace and Sainsburys by using a CPO to sway negotiations in Palace's favour. It strikes me that this could open up the council to the kind of legal challenge from a large business that councils are typically risk averse enough to avoid. It sounds to me like rumour based on fan wishes, but you may have something more concrete.
That’s an interesting question so I googled it, never in the top league , but what was quite interesting and I could be wrong but we have only played each other 14 times in the top league.
Will that affect any other sites I use.
Palace are often "in duscussion" about things.
Sainsbury's are not without a say in this matter.
I'm not entirely sure the council would see placing a CPO on Sainsbury's as the best move in this little fracas.
Lets see what actually happens shall we.
Given that the article speaks only of negotiations between the football club and Sainsburys, where would your understanding be coming from? The Section 106 agreement with the local council will presumably involve Palace forking over cash for local infrastructure as developers are usually required to do, but I've seen nothing to suggest that the council will wade into a financial negotiation between Palace and Sainsburys by using a CPO to sway negotiations in Palace's favour. It strikes me that this could open up the council to the kind of legal challenge from a large business that councils are typically risk averse enough to avoid. It sounds to me like rumour based on fan wishes, but you may have something more concrete.
Did your research tell you the last time you did it in any division? 90 years is it?
No I can’t say it really bothers me that TBH. But looking there are many many years we did not play each other because palace were in higher divisions.
No I can’t say it really bothers me that TBH. But looking there are many many years we did not play each other because palace were in higher divisions.
Fair point - sometimes we forget about the cheating and subsequent admins.
Palace will tell you it never happened
Still too tight to call but please, for the love of whomever you look up to, please finish above Palace, I'm not paying or doing the forfeit AGAIN!!