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[Palace] The Always Ultras:: a tale of WOE



Dougie

Well-known member
Jan 11, 2012
5,812
I think so. We'll see a return to the form of early last season where, with the HF at their rampant best, Palace:

Lost 3-0 to newly promoted Huddersfield
Lost 2-0 to subsequently relegated Swansea
Lost 1-0 to struggling Southampton

And before they bat that away with the "but, but, but we had a shit manager then", this is how Palace have performed at Fortress Selhurst over past seasons:

2017/18 League position: 13th / Home form: 13th
2016/17 League position: 14th / Home form: 18th
2015/16 League position: 15th / Home form: 18th
2014/15 League position: 10th / Home form: 16th
2013/14 League position: 11th / Home form: 11th

In short, at no time since they were promoted to the Premier League has their home form been better than their league position, and on two seasons they would have been relegated based on their home form.

So for all of the self-proclaimed "best atmosphere in the Premier League" boasts, it doesn't actually seem to translate to anything on the pitch.

But that’s in the past . We move onwards and upwards.
 






Bozza

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Helpful Moderator
Jul 4, 2003
57,318
Back in Sussex
Decent of them to give credit to all the Albion fans who put made up names on their petition though.

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LamieRobertson

Not awoke
Feb 3, 2008
48,431
SHOREHAM BY SEA
I think so. We'll see a return to the form of early last season where, with the HF at their rampant best, Palace:

Lost 3-0 to newly promoted Huddersfield
Lost 2-0 to subsequently relegated Swansea
Lost 1-0 to struggling Southampton

And before they bat that away with the "but, but, but we had a shit manager then", this is how Palace have performed at Fortress Selhurst over past seasons:

2017/18 League position: 13th / Home form: 13th
2016/17 League position: 14th / Home form: 18th
2015/16 League position: 15th / Home form: 18th
2014/15 League position: 10th / Home form: 16th
2013/14 League position: 11th / Home form: 11th

In short, at no time since they were promoted to the Premier League has their home form been better than their league position, and on two seasons they would have been relegated based on their home form.

So for all of the self-proclaimed "best atmosphere in the Premier League" boasts, it doesn't actually seem to translate to anything on the pitch.

Ooooh I do like a list of indisputable facts
 


Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,429
Location Location
I think so. We'll see a return to the form of early last season where, with the HF at their rampant best, Palace:

Lost 3-0 to newly promoted Huddersfield
Lost 2-0 to subsequently relegated Swansea
Lost 1-0 to struggling Southampton

And before they bat that away with the "but, but, but we had a shit manager then", this is how Palace have performed at Fortress Selhurst over past seasons:

2017/18 League position: 13th / Home form: 13th
2016/17 League position: 14th / Home form: 18th
2015/16 League position: 15th / Home form: 18th
2014/15 League position: 10th / Home form: 16th
2013/14 League position: 11th / Home form: 11th

In short, at no time since they were promoted to the Premier League has their home form been better than their league position, and on two seasons they would have been relegated based on their home form.

So for all of the self-proclaimed "best atmosphere in the Premier League" boasts, it doesn't actually seem to translate to anything on the pitch.

Great post, and COMPLETELY dismantles this delusional myth that they have about their "incredible support" being like some kind of 12th man at Selhurst. You only have to see the bobbins their hooded ratboys are coming out with in that self-serving claptrap statement the HF have just come out with.

"The situation our team finds itself in requires urgent action" - laughable. They actually believe that they make a difference. Your numbers prove otherwise.
 


martin tyler

Well-known member
Jan 25, 2013
5,969
The HF are back today, and for the rest of the season.
Interesting.

Suppose to meet the criteria for block E next season Parish has given them all season tickets for the rest of the year. He’s tried to look like he’s done it in a manner that would allow anyone to get a seat there. But in relating he’s still giving away the seats of the loyal supporters who have bothered to turn up this year and most likely many years before.
 




BRIGHT ON Q

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
9,248
At the end of the day, they will have a singing section in the middle behind the goal and everyone will be creaming themselves over the atmosphere. Tbf it will probably help their team.
 














Sheebo

Well-known member
Jul 13, 2003
29,319
The atmosphere wasn’t great , I’ll give you that , But that’ was due to not winning a game . This farce will soon be forgotten ( not on here obs )

Where were you at the spurs game? I made myself known and said I was Brighton when asked but all I got was respect...?
 








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