[Albion] Palace Fans Biggest Fear

[lawros left foot]

From recollection Dunk has admitted he was in the room, but not involved, but surely he could have stepped in. What about Biss who was under investigation but continued to be selected and played, like Arsenal did with Partey, but unlike the Red Mancs did with Greenwood. Shipperley is ex-Palace as you say, as are all the others that are being called out, whereas Dunk and Biss were Brighton players at the time. Not saying either were guilty, but people in glass houses etc, even if it is a Brighton message board

You do realise that the average sexual assault case now takes 3-4 years to even get to court?
So, in light of that, do you think Biss should have been unable to be selected for that amount of time, even though the evidence against him was tenuous at best?

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

From recollection Dunk has admitted he was in the room, but not involved, but surely he could have stepped in. What about Biss who was under investigation but continued to be selected and played, like Arsenal did with Partey, but unlike the Red Mancs did with Greenwood. Shipperley is ex-Palace as you say, as are all the others that are being called out, whereas Dunk and Biss were Brighton players at the time. Not saying either were guilty, but people in glass houses etc, even if it is a Brighton message board

Total whataboutery by you.

Dunk was found not guilty in a court of law. You don’t need to say he was guilty as he was found not guilty by a jury of his peers.

Bissouma was told there would be no charges brought against him after the incident was investigated.

Neither have been found guilty of any crimes.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Anyway, back to football and this weekend's fixtures, Brighton win 2-0 and Palace draw 0-0.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Is there any chance our home game in December could be moved?

 

[Uh_huh_him]

Is there any chance our home game in December could be moved?

Every chance, I would have thought

 

[ConfusedGloryHunter]

Every chance, I would have thought

Definitely going to be a TV pick, it will be a top of the table 6 pointer after all.

 

[Seagull58]

From recollection Dunk has admitted he was in the room, but not involved, but surely he could have stepped in. What about Biss who was under investigation but continued to be selected and played, like Arsenal did with Partey, but unlike the Red Mancs did with Greenwood. Shipperley is ex-Palace as you say, as are all the others that are being called out, whereas Dunk and Biss were Brighton players at the time. Not saying either were guilty, but people in glass houses etc, even if it is a Brighton message board

No, he was asleep in another room. Hence the charges were dropped against him and he never went to court with the others.

 

[Seagull58]

Total whataboutery by you.

Dunk was found not guilty in a court of law. You don’t need to say he was guilty as he was found not guilty by a jury of his peers.

Bissouma was told there would be no charges brought against him after the incident was investigated.

Neither have been found guilty of any crimes.

The charges were dropped against Dunk because he wasn't even in the room. The others were found not guilty.

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

The charges were dropped against Dunk because he wasn't even in the room. The others were found not guilty.

Dunk was found not guilty, firstly of a charge of voyeurism in the first trial they faced and then of assault in the second trial.

Brighton footballers cleared of sex assault - BBC News

Four Brighton and Hove Albion footballers are found not guilty of sexually assaulting a teenage girl.

www.bbc.co.uk

It was Tommy Elphick who was very quickly eliminated from the investigation as he wasn’t there.

Brighton player Elphick ruled out of police inquiry

Brighton and Hove Albion footballer Tommy Elphick has been declared as 'not of interest' to a Sussex Police sex assault inquiry

www.theargus.co.uk

 

[Seagull58]

Dunk was found not guilty, firstly of a charge of voyeurism in the first trial they faced and then of assault in the second trial.

Brighton footballers cleared of sex assault - BBC News

Four Brighton and Hove Albion footballers are found not guilty of sexually assaulting a teenage girl.

www.bbc.co.uk

It was Tommy Elphick who was very quickly eliminated from the investigation as he wasn’t there.

Brighton player Elphick ruled out of police inquiry

Brighton and Hove Albion footballer Tommy Elphick has been declared as 'not of interest' to a Sussex Police sex assault inquiry

www.theargus.co.uk

OK, my mistake. I thought it was Dunk who was asleep in another room.

 

[loz]

Can we just keep this to football and not stupid “ he said, she said” rubbish….no team in the football world can can control their players before, during and after they play for the teams, and it’s not the clubs fault if players do stupid things.

 

[dazzer6666]

 

[Triggaaar]

From recollection Dunk has admitted he was in the room, but not involved, but surely he could have stepped in.

f*** me you really are an idiot. Dunk was in the room when NO CRIME took place. There was no crime!!!

So while he was sleeping on the floor, he was supposed to step in, and stop a non-crime taking place?


Regarding Boateng, I couldn't care less.

 

[Shaktarman]

So none of these players were actually connected to Palace when any of the activities took place? OK, but because they had Palace connections, lets call Palace out for it

As long as we can apply the same logic to anyone associated with the Albion....

Your lot literally sing a song about our captain about not only something he wasn’t accused of, but an incident he wasn’t remotely guilty in and quickly found not guilty of anything.

I hardly think 2010 fans have any sort of high ground on things like this (shitting on a floor and letting us take the blame too). And guess what - it’s our message board - you know what to do if you don’t like it fella

 

[Uh_huh_him]

Can we just keep this to football and not stupid “ he said, she said” rubbish….no team in the football world can can control their players before, during and after they play for the teams, and it’s not the clubs fault if players do stupid things.

As your compatriot has demonstrsted, the fact that a section of your fanbase chose to propogate a false accusation as fact, causes reasonable fans to assume a player was involved in a sex crime. Which he categorically was not.

It is a serious bone of contention for some of us.

Very far from a case of he said she said.

 

[dwayne]

ANOTHER mistake for Guehi today leading to a goal conceded .

So overrated it hurts. Palace defence looks very suspect.

 

[Blinkers]

Rather bizarrely, I found myself spending a couple of hours in the company of Jonas Scheuermann over a beer and the second half of the Chelsea game on TV in my local as he stopped off on his bike ride home. I took the opportunity to stress the importance of doing the double. And what a thoroughly charming and engaging gentleman he is. I think I’ve fallen in love with his accent!

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Well, that went as predicted, still unbeaten though! #UTA

 

[Peppermint Tea]

Some nice easy league games coming up for Palace this month and next….Utd, Everton, Liverpool, Forest and Spurs.

 

[Seagull58]

Very strange VAR offside decision on their first goal. Mateta looked a yard offside from the camera angle we saw. Linesman flagged him offside, yet VAR managed to draw lines using the same camera angle and determined he was onside. Do Palace have compromat on VAR officials, remembering how they managed to disallow Perv's goal by ignoring the last defender?
Oh, and the generational talent of a CB was ROASTED by Vardy for the first Palace goal.