This is a strange take on yesterday, not sure what set of fans he was watching
Can only assume that that div thinks that the match is at the Amex and the Arsenal crowd are the Albion fans.
This is a strange take on yesterday, not sure what set of fans he was watching
I will concede one thing- Palace do seem to enjoy a unique situation as a Premier League outfit slap bang in the middle of South London- one of the main hubs of emerging domestic talent. They do end up with some good players like Wan Bissaka and (Oo-er) Zaha simply by proximity.Here's another one from Talksport youtube comments.
I couldn't get the whole thing on but you'll get the gist.
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Clearly full of envy. As I put elsewhere on NSC earlier, Palace are currently having their 10th identical season in a row: finishing on 40 something points based mostly on points ground out against mid-lower table teams with no real outstanding wins (only win against a top half team this year was early season against Villa). There is zero growth in 10 seasons. In fact it's decline seeing as their player player in this time is no longer the influence he once was and is potentially leaving on a free.Here's another one from Talksport youtube comments.
I couldn't get the whole thing on but you'll get the gist.
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Newcastle fans have an annoying habit of claiming that they're the most deserving fanbase due to suffering so much under Mike Ashley. Obviously, getting relegated from the Premier Leaue twice under his ownership and coming straight back up as champions on both occasisions is far worse than having to travel 140 mile to home games in the 4th division for 2 seasons followed by 12 seasons playing at a converted running track.Funny how so many Palace fans think we are undeserving, like so many fans we've followed the club through thick and thin, we've struggled financially and have had our time t the basement of the game; over the last twenty five years I'd struggle to think of more deserving fanbase
Funny how so many Palace fans think we are undeserving, like so many fans we've followed the club through thick and thin, we've struggled financially and have had our time t the basement of the game; over the last twenty five years I'd struggle to think of more deserving fanbase
Also it seems to suggest we haven't done things organically. I can't think of a better club in doing business organically other than Brentford maybe.Clearly full of envy. As I put elsewhere on NSC earlier, Palace are currently having their 10th identical season in a row: finishing on 40 something points based mostly on points ground out against mid-lower table teams with no real outstanding wins (only win against a top half team this year was early season against Villa). There is zero growth in 10 seasons. In fact it's decline seeing as their player player in this time is no longer the influence he once was and is potentially leaving on a free.
That was some ago though.Newcastle fans have an annoying habit of claiming that they're the most deserving fanbase due to suffering so much under Mike Ashley. Obviously, getting relegated from the Premier Leaue twice under his ownership and coming straight back up as champions on both occasisions is far worse than having to travel 140 mile to home games in the 4th division for 2 seasons followed by 12 seasons playing at a converted running track.
Still banging on about Wan Bissaka as evidence of their “organic growth”. He left four years ago. Who have they moved on at big profit since then?Here's another one from Talksport youtube comments.
I couldn't get the whole thing on but you'll get the gist.
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BLAND FCClearly full of envy. As I put elsewhere on NSC earlier, Palace are currently having their 10th identical season in a row: finishing on 40 something points based mostly on points ground out against mid-lower table teams with no real outstanding wins (only win against a top half team this year was early season against Villa). There is zero growth in 10 seasons. In fact it's decline seeing as their player player in this time is no longer the influence he once was and is potentially leaving on a free.
At least 2 players were spoken to by the police, and in both cases Brighton did nothing and let them carry on as if nothing happened. Same with the unnamed player at Arsenal. Whereas Man u immediately suspended Mason Greenwood, and an unnamed Everton player hasnt been seen since he was accused. I get the innocent until proved guilty argument, but in my job, if I were charged with a crime, I would be suspended pending the resultsThe two clubs are chalk and cheese.
We go out of our way to look for punishing our own and they avoid it at all costs.
Both are wrong in their extremes.