Have never understood hate between clubs and supporters. Have relative lives near Palace ground and used his address to to get ticket against Brighton few years ago. Sat with Palace supporters .I didnt jump up and down when we equalised but no problem sitting there and thats how it should be. wanted Palace to win yesterday just because I always supprt smaller club in Premier league.
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Surely no Brighton fans are still saying "Don't care"?
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I didn't care.
nicko31
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Didn't hear any weed songs, but credit to your fans and the atmosphere you created. Man U, crap fans but a better team
When our season was still going I imagine many of us were concentrating on that. I'm not sure many of us didn't care.
EDIT - reading this thread I see there are some that don't. I sat and watched with my daughter, cheering on the reds.
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Sussex Nomad
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I had no idea they were in the cup final until yesterday morning, had to watch it and the laughs just kept on coming from 83 mins on. My faith in football has been restored.
#LingardLegend
#LingardLegend
Wouldn't go quite that far, but agree with the general sentiment.
Seasidesage
New member
Hate them, have since I was little, always will. Jumped about 10 feet off the sofa when Jesse scored. Happy, happy, happy!
Norman Potting
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Gadzooks sire, did you challenge them to a duel! ��
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Duels are for Gentlemen, a term never used in relation to that lot of vagabonds, miscreants, malingerers and peasants.
AmexRuislip
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GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
You don't care about Albion(maybe a little) or the UK...... If you did you would Hate Palace and Vote leave
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Yeah, I read quite a few posts on here before the end of the season from people saying that they didn't care if Palace won the Cup or not; hence my reason for starting this thread.
I quite understand that before the end of our season our fortunes, quite rightly, took precedence over what any other club did. Consequently I can almost accept people saying that if we got promoted then they didn't give a toss if Palace won it or not not. Likewise I'm sure some hid behind the "don't care" attitude as a kind of coping mechanism in order to deal with the unthinkable if it had occurred. But given what had happened to us this week I really didn't think anybody would view Palace winning the FA Cup as a "meh" event, or indeed even as a bit of pick-me-up. However from some of the replies it seems I was wrong. Unbelievable.
EDIT: It's odd that I feel so pleased as for a number of reasons I'm not a huge fan of the Brighton/Palace rivalry. I remember when it started - and I remember when to all intents and purposes it finished shortly after as they went on to become a much bigger and more successful club than us. For the past 35 years or so we've been Scotland to their England. However there are limits to my "Palace are just another London club" philosophy.
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I don't really understand why Palace have a rivalry with a club on the south coast of Sussex. I can understand the Brighton thing, as it used to be our closest journey before Crawley.
But its good to have this A23 derby rather than be like Bournemouth, Charlton ect who would like some sort of rival, but other clubs are not really bothered about them.
But its good to have this A23 derby rather than be like Bournemouth, Charlton ect who would like some sort of rival, but other clubs are not really bothered about them.
Aveacarlin'
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Loved it me. I always enjoy seeing Palace get done cup final or not.
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fat old seagull
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If it wasn't for Chris Hughtons reluctance to try idiot robotic dancing, we'd nearly have made you laugh as much as we did....sorry
Winker
CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE
I watched without interest from either me or the teams involved for the first 78 minutes, then when Palace scored I switched the TV off. My thoughts were as black as the night. It was only a comment from my daughter some time later that 'the other side' had scored that I re-kindled my interest and turned the tele back on; to find the Man U team celebrating. When I found out that we had a new Brighton legend to behold and that Luis van Gaal could put two fingers up to the Man U machine, then I raised a slight smirk.