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salutsunderland Le Lavandou 09 Apr 15 9.33am
I've always managed to find warm, witty or wise Crystal Palace supporters for 'Who are You?' interviews before games with Sunderland and this is no exception. The Eagles-mad actress Kellie Shirley was a brilliant interviewee ... Quick extract: One of the best moments (as a fan) was when I was on a world tour with One Man Two Guvnors. We were in Melbourne and desperate to find a bar showing the playoff final against Watford. ... Made all the more enjoyable as one of my cast mates supported Watford and had been giving it the big one all week! Another highlight combining my love for Palace & film was a sex scene with Neil Morrissey (also a huge Palace fan) under a framed Palace kit in the comedy Run for your Wife. I'll leave you to guess her worst day as a Palace supporters. Not one clue but nine ... [Link]
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I've always managed to find warm, witty or wise Crystal Palace supporters for 'Who are You?' interviews before games with Sunderland and this is no exception. The Eagles-mad actress Kellie Shirley was a brilliant interviewee ...

Quick extract: One of the best moments (as a fan) was when I was on a world tour with One Man Two Guvnors. We were in Melbourne and desperate to find a bar showing the playoff final against Watford. ... Made all the more enjoyable as one of my cast mates supported Watford and had been giving it the big one all week! Another highlight combining my love for Palace & film was a sex scene with Neil Morrissey (also a huge Palace fan) under a framed Palace kit in the comedy Run for your Wife.

I'll leave you to guess her worst day as a Palace supporters. Not one clue but nine ...

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Red-Blue-Yellow Surrey 09 Apr 15 7.10pm
Good interview but not the one that matters.....that's when Bolasie, Murray and Zaha interview your defence. Had a browse around your site earlier today, there doesn't seem to be as much doom and gloom since DA arrived but noticable that there's not too much optimism about our visit..... I also enjoy posting on: Love Everton Forum, the Acceptable Face of Scouse Football. [Link] twitter.com/LuvEvertonForum Come and give it a look, new members would be lovely. Come and JOIN. Or they'll nick your telly.
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Good interview but not the one that matters.....that's when Bolasie, Murray and Zaha interview your defence.
Had a browse around your site earlier today, there doesn't seem to be as much doom and gloom since DA arrived but noticable that there's not too much optimism about our visit.....

I also enjoy posting on: Love Everton Forum, the Acceptable Face of Scouse Football.
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twitter.com/LuvEvertonForum
Come and give it a look, new members would be lovely.
Come and JOIN.
Or they'll nick your telly.

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salutsunderland Le Lavandou 10 Apr 15 1.57pm
We are programmed to pessimism, at least those of us who've been following them for decades. It is yet another of those games where anything could happen. We have looked rock solid at the back often enough (look at all the 0-0s) and utterly incompetent on a few occasions (home to Arsenal, Man City, Hull and Villa, away to Southampton). We never really look like scoring, as the goals scored tally shows (only Villa worse than us). And we've accordingly won only five games. Yet we've also avoided defeat in 19, in itself a top 10 statistic. To add to the pressure on DA, he has to ensure survival before the last two games (at Arsenal and Chelsea), from which he can realistically expect nothing despite last season's late heroics at Man C, Man U and Chelsea. Yet even without Larsson, easily our best player in a wretched season, we could conceivably pull another unexpectedly good performance out of the hat. At least DA will have us playing - or trying to play - purposeful football, unlike the ponderous Poyet.
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We are programmed to pessimism, at least those of us who've been following them for decades.

It is yet another of those games where anything could happen. We have looked rock solid at the back often enough (look at all the 0-0s) and utterly incompetent on a few occasions (home to Arsenal, Man City, Hull and Villa, away to Southampton). We never really look like scoring, as the goals scored tally shows (only Villa worse than us). And we've accordingly won only five games. Yet we've also avoided defeat in 19, in itself a top 10 statistic.

To add to the pressure on DA, he has to ensure survival before the last two games (at Arsenal and Chelsea), from which he can realistically expect nothing despite last season's late heroics at Man C, Man U and Chelsea.

Yet even without Larsson, easily our best player in a wretched season, we could conceivably pull another unexpectedly good performance out of the hat. At least DA will have us playing - or trying to play - purposeful football, unlike the ponderous Poyet.

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suicideatselhurst crawley 11 Apr 15 9.15am
Quote salutsunderland at 10 Apr 2015 1.57pm We are programmed to pessimism, at least those of us who've been following them for decades. It is yet another of those games where anything could happen. We have looked rock solid at the back often enough (look at all the 0-0s) and utterly incompetent on a few occasions (home to Arsenal, Man City, Hull and Villa, away to Southampton). We never really look like scoring, as the goals scored tally shows (only Villa worse than us). And we've accordingly won only five games. Yet we've also avoided defeat in 19, in itself a top 10 statistic. To add to the pressure on DA, he has to ensure survival before the last two games (at Arsenal and Chelsea), from which he can realistically expect nothing despite last season's late heroics at Man C, Man U and Chelsea. Yet even without Larsson, easily our best player in a wretched season, we could conceivably pull another unexpectedly good performance out of the hat. At least DA will have us playing - or trying to play - purposeful football, unlike the ponderous Poyet. Music to my ears Theres someone in my head ... But its not me X/Box game Tag bazcpfc1961, clan (HMS)
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Quote salutsunderland at 10 Apr 2015 1.57pm

We are programmed to pessimism, at least those of us who've been following them for decades.

Music to my ears