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PILTDOWN MAN

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Sep 15, 2004
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From the sun

DOUGIE FREEDMAN blasted the penalty that robbed his Crystal Palace side of victory.
Ashley Barnes rescued a point for Brighton against their bitter rivals when ref Stuart Attwell adjudged Nathaniel Clyne had fouled Will Buckley in the box.

Eagles chief Freedman said: "I don't think that was a penalty but we were sloppy in giving the ref and linesman the opportunity to give one."

Palace had relied on Chris Martin's hotly-disputed penalty to give them a 64th-minute lead. Wilfried Zaha — the target of a Bolton bid earlier in the day — tangled with Buckley, Attwell waved away Brighton protests and Martin fired home.

But, 10 minutes later, Buckley made amends when he went down after a challenge from Clyne.

Barnes thumped home his ninth goal of the season to leave Freedman claiming: "Our award was more of a penalty. Wilf has quick feet and the defender lunged in.

"My player feels his back leg was taken.

"We took a grip, and we overpowered and outplayed them in the second half. They couldn't live with our movement.

"There was never any doubt Wilfried would stay. I have a fantastic board and they felt it wasn't time to sell him."

Brighton boss Gus Poyet said: "I didn't think either were penalties and I'm disappointed with a draw."
 




WhingForPresident

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Feb 23, 2009
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From the sun

DOUGIE FREEDMAN blasted the penalty that robbed his Crystal Palace side of victory.
Ashley Barnes rescued a point for Brighton against their bitter rivals when ref Stuart Attwell adjudged Nathaniel Clyne had fouled Will Buckley in the box.

Eagles chief Freedman said: "I don't think that was a penalty but we were sloppy in giving the ref and linesman the opportunity to give one."

Palace had relied on Chris Martin's hotly-disputed penalty to give them a 64th-minute lead. Wilfried Zaha — the target of a Bolton bid earlier in the day — tangled with Buckley, Attwell waved away Brighton protests and Martin fired home.

But, 10 minutes later, Buckley made amends when he went down after a challenge from Clyne.

Barnes thumped home his ninth goal of the season to leave Freedman claiming: "Our award was more of a penalty. Wilf has quick feet and the defender lunged in.

"My player feels his back leg was taken.

"We took a grip, and we overpowered and outplayed them in the second half. They couldn't live with our movement.

"There was never any doubt Wilfried would stay. I have a fantastic board and they felt it wasn't time to sell him."

Brighton boss Gus Poyet said: "I didn't think either were penalties and I'm disappointed with a draw."

Bar the half hour where we f***ing battered them :lolol:
Deluded jocko clown.
 






Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
53,153
Goldstone
All of the above.
 




OSRGull

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Jan 20, 2011
5,298
N1A
That man is f***ing deluded :lolol: For half an hour it was all Albion. Outplayed ? f***ing hell I'll have what he's been taking :lolol:
 




kevo

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Mar 8, 2008
9,801
We had twice as many shots as them, and 5 on target compared to their 2 - 2 of which produced great saves yet they "overpowered and outplayed us"?! He is even more deluded than Nigel sodding Adkins.
 
















kevtherev

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Feb 28, 2008
10,467
Tunbridge Wells
There was only one team in it at the end, like others have said, another 5/10 mins and we would have won. Its just so frustrating that it always takes us to go one down before Poyet goes for teams. I'm sure if we attacked more instead of making sure we don't lose, not only would we win more but it would be better to watch.....One last thing, that was about the seventh time I've been to Selhurst, its never been more noticeable than last night,,,what a outdated shithole it really is, thay should have burnt that down lol.
 






Dave the OAP

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Jul 5, 2003
46,761
at home
To be fair to freedman, all managers come on the the press saying they were better and didn't have the rub of the green etc etc. we all saw a different game to each other, bloke next to me thought el abd had a poor game ffs.....he was immense against a 7 million + player.

I fear for palace if they lose zaha and Gardner, they are really up shit creek.

Terrific night .
 


tottenhamseagull

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Jul 7, 2008
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From the sun

DOUGIE FREEDMAN blasted the penalty that robbed his Crystal Palace side of victory.
Ashley Barnes rescued a point for Brighton against their bitter rivals when ref Stuart Attwell adjudged Nathaniel Clyne had fouled Will Buckley in the box.

Eagles chief Freedman said: "I don't think that was a penalty but we were sloppy in giving the ref and linesman the opportunity to give one."

Palace had relied on Chris Martin's hotly-disputed penalty to give them a 64th-minute lead. Wilfried Zaha — the target of a Bolton bid earlier in the day — tangled with Buckley, Attwell waved away Brighton protests and Martin fired home.

But, 10 minutes later, Buckley made amends when he went down after a challenge from Clyne.

Barnes thumped home his ninth goal of the season to leave Freedman claiming: "Our award was more of a penalty. Wilf has quick feet and the defender lunged in.

"My player feels his back leg was taken.

"We took a grip, and we overpowered and outplayed them in the second half. They couldn't live with our movement.

"There was never any doubt Wilfried would stay. I have a fantastic board and they felt it wasn't time to sell him."

Brighton boss Gus Poyet said: "I didn't think either were penalties and I'm disappointed with a draw."

I think this is an example of the term "talks a good game"
 


bhaexpress

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Jul 7, 2003
27,627
Kent
Freeman should be pleased that his side actually scored from a penalty.
 






Everest

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Jul 5, 2003
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Southwick


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