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Palace vs Spurs Match Thread
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 Melbourne Eagle  Melbourne 11 Sep 21 3.22pm |
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Originally posted by glazedallover
It would be nice just to finish the season with a positive goal difference for a change . And a positive home win / loss record. Don't think we've had one side we came up.
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kingdowieonthewall  Sussex, ex-Cronx. 11 Sep 21 3.24pm |
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best ive seen us play in many years.
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| Cornwall Eagle 11 Sep 21 3.26pm |
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Criticizing Ward has become a regular thing on this forum
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 11 Sep 21 3.30pm |
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Originally posted by Phil’s Barber
Hodgson was not only holding us back but Roy Ball was draining the life from us and killing any prospect of us ever enjoying watching our beloved team again Can you imagine the new players we’ve just secured with Hodgson at the helm and not PV?! Can you imagine us putting in a performance like that under Hodgson?! A sweet two fingers up to all those dull Roy ball lovers who kept telling us last season that keeping Hodgson as manager was the only way we were going to stay up! :p Today was just simply fantastic! **Brauny Incoming**
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| Cornwall Eagle 11 Sep 21 3.30pm |
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Perhaps we should have bought the Spurs right back Royal who did not want to play football but just push be physical and get out of position. Joel ward was a class above.
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| inflikted 11 Sep 21 3.31pm |
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Things are clicking together. Feels like we definitely had one of the better tranfer windows. Edouard was a master stroke.
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| YT Oxford 11 Sep 21 3.34pm |
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Originally posted by gloryhunter
Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes) |
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| TheBigToePunt 11 Sep 21 3.37pm |
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Originally posted by Phil’s Barber
Hodgson was not only holding us back but Roy Ball was draining the life from us and killing any prospect of us ever enjoying watching our beloved team again Can you imagine the new players we’ve just secured with Hodgson at the helm and not PV?! Can you imagine us putting in a performance like that under Hodgson?! A sweet two fingers up to all those dull Roy ball lovers who kept telling us last season that keeping Hodgson as manager was the only way we were going to stay up! :p Today was just simply fantastic! Blimey, it's one win. Today was great, and I'm up for the gamble of changing style, but the simple fact is that Hodgson didn't have this group of players (or one comparable to it) to work with, so we'll never know what he might have done.
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| Canterbury Palace Whitstable 11 Sep 21 3.38pm |
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I said after his debut that Gallagher was a potential POTY winner for us and he's surely nailed on if he carries on like this. Another absolutely outstanding performance from him, we'll never be able to sign him permanently if he doesn't chill out a bit!
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| rikz Croydon 11 Sep 21 3.40pm |
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt
Blimey, it's one win. Today was great, and I'm up for the gamble of changing style, but the simple fact is that Hodgson didn't have this group of players (or one comparable to it) to work with, so we'll never know what he might have done. He had 3 seasons and last season was dire, he made us hard to beat and done his job but so happy we don't have to watch that football anymore.
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| CT Charlie 11 Sep 21 3.42pm |
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I loved watching the match, though I had to temper my excitement because I shared the sofa with my wife, a devoted Spurs fan. The absence of Son, loss of Dier and playing with 10 men certainly helped us, but we earned it. If Roy had the same infusion of talent (Gallagher, Andersen, Guehi...Edouard, Olise) I think we might have seen plenty of attacking energy. Likewise, if you remove those players from the squad, I think PV would struggle. Bottom line is Thank you, Roy; thank you, ownership; and thank you, Patrick Viera. I'm excited and optimistic.
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 11 Sep 21 3.43pm |
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They were great across the pitch today. Brilliant by Vieira to keep the west ham team and tell them anyone playing badly will be off. The motivation was there for all to see. Edouard was stupidly exciting. Mitchell was SUCH a positive. He's clearly working hard and it's paying off. Jimmy Mac rolled back the years. Wilf found some zip. The centre backs...OH MY DAYS. Really two world class boys we have there. Just so nice after years and years of survival football to play like that. It must be said Spurs were very under strength
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