Setting the standards

[Mr Bridger]

For being absolute bellends.

 

[Bozza]

Credit where credit is due. They are the finest group of 20 or so black-clad blokes with a drum in football today.

 

[the wanderbus]

Can't disagree with the bit about their famous colours, you know, the ones that are recognised the world over because they copied from Barca.

 

[Justice]

Imbeciles happy clapping in the corner for ten years

 

[TomandJerry]

Palace

 

[Wellesley]

Don't take the piss out of them you lot, or else they might get really angry and come down here and smash all our faces in, like they always do.

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

 

[Wrong-Direction]

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

At least six, maybe seven of them turned up for their protest when they were going bust (again)

I have a couple of Palace supporting friends (who to be fair I'd much rather spend an evening with than an armchair Chelsea fan) and both of them see the HFs as an embarrassment

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Didn't just 8 ( EIGHT ) of them turn up for a meet the players night at Selhurst ?

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

As Terry Thomas would say, they are an absolute bunch of rotters, a total shower,
I loved Terry Thomas.

 

[Bozza]

http://www.espnfc.us/club/crystal-p...s-causing-anxiety-among-club-other-supporters >>> "But against QPR on Saturday, while Palace were cruising past the Hoops, that corner of the ground was decidedly quiet. Quiet because the group were holding a silent protest of sorts, due to two of their members being banned for the rest of the season by the club.

And it seems they are testing the patience of fellow fans, too. Chants of "little boys" and "can you shut up every week" could be heard from the rest of the Holmesdale Road Stand against QPR, When Saturday Comes reported."

http://europeanfootballweekends.blogspot.co.uk/2010/09/holmesdale-fanatics-crystal-palace-fc.html >>> "Have to say, though, that when I travelled to Selhurst with Newcastle last season, the Ultras seemed to consist of a handful of spotty teenagers trying to be intimidating by banging a drum and then bouncing around under a flag. One chap rather lost his rag when politely asked to leave, clobbering a couple of coppers before being wrestled to the ground. If that's what 'bringing back the atmosphere of the 80s' means, then perhaps we're better off without it"

 

[Wrong-Direction]

http://www.espnfc.us/club/crystal-p...s-causing-anxiety-among-club-other-supporters >>> "But against QPR on Saturday, while Palace were cruising past the Hoops, that corner of the ground was decidedly quiet. Quiet because the group were holding a silent protest of sorts, due to two of their members being banned for the rest of the season by the club.

And it seems they are testing the patience of fellow fans, too. Chants of "little boys" and "can you shut up every week" could be heard from the rest of the Holmesdale Road Stand against QPR, When Saturday Comes reported."

http://europeanfootballweekends.blogspot.co.uk/2010/09/holmesdale-fanatics-crystal-palace-fc.html >>> "Have to say, though, that when I travelled to Selhurst with Newcastle last season, the Ultras seemed to consist of a handful of spotty teenagers trying to be intimidating by banging a drum and then bouncing around under a flag. One chap rather lost his rag when politely asked to leave, clobbering a couple of coppers before being wrestled to the ground. If that's what 'bringing back the atmosphere of the 80s' means, then perhaps we're better off without it"

Ahh that's palace alright[emoji2]

 

[Ernest]

The wall of sound

 

[portlock seagull]

It's not exactly King Lear. The sad thing is the attempt to be.

 

[Buzzer]

I prefer this. It's shorter, snappier but does the job.

 

[Big G]

Now that is fvcking funny!!

 

[Dougie]

How did your ultras get on ?

 

[gripper stebson]

How did your ultras get on ?

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His legs don't seem to be in line with his body. I think he may be on a dwarf's shoulders.

 

[Geestar]

They have a drum...enough said