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Moose In the sewer pipe... 21 Feb 14 4.19pm
Come on boys and girls, enough cards already on this thread, don't you think? Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.
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In the sewer pipe... 21 Feb 14 4.19pm

Come on boys and girls, enough cards already on this thread, don't you think?

Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

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jamiemartin721 Reading 21 Feb 14 4.20pm
Quote Johnny Byrne at 21 Feb 2014 3.14pm Went to OT this season. Sat in Stretford End with Manure fan friend of mine. Palace fan next to me. I had Palace shirt on (discreetly). No issues at all. Train up from Euston full of London based Manure fans. Apparently chartered flights from Ireland and Norway each home game full of Manure fans. You only get trouble if you look for it. I frankly don't care too much, as long as CPFC destroy Manure. We won't get a better chance than this. Or are unlucky to meet someone looking for it. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 21 Feb 14 4.20pm

Quote Johnny Byrne at 21 Feb 2014 3.14pm

Went to OT this season. Sat in Stretford End with Manure fan friend of mine. Palace fan next to me. I had Palace shirt on (discreetly). No issues at all. Train up from Euston full of London based Manure fans. Apparently chartered flights from Ireland and Norway each home game full of Manure fans.

You only get trouble if you look for it.

I frankly don't care too much, as long as CPFC destroy Manure. We won't get a better chance than this.

Or are unlucky to meet someone looking for it.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 21 Feb 14 4.23pm
Quote Moose at 21 Feb 2014 4.19pm Come on boys and girls, enough cards already on this thread, don't you think? Nowhere near enough. The standard of moderating is scandalous these days. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 21 Feb 14 4.23pm

Quote Moose at 21 Feb 2014 4.19pm

Come on boys and girls, enough cards already on this thread, don't you think?

Nowhere near enough. The standard of moderating is scandalous these days.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Moose In the sewer pipe... 21 Feb 14 4.28pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 21 Feb 2014 4.23pm Quote Moose at 21 Feb 2014 4.19pm Come on boys and girls, enough cards already on this thread, don't you think? Nowhere near enough. The standard of moderating is scandalous these days. I agree. But "scandalous" is a few steps up from where we were a year ago. Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.
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In the sewer pipe... 21 Feb 14 4.28pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 21 Feb 2014 4.23pm

Quote Moose at 21 Feb 2014 4.19pm

Come on boys and girls, enough cards already on this thread, don't you think?

Nowhere near enough. The standard of moderating is scandalous these days.

I agree. But "scandalous" is a few steps up from where we were a year ago.

Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

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big_palace_fan 21 Feb 14 4.36pm
When sitting in the home end is acceptable for an away fan: When away end is sold out When the home end is not a sell out If: You don't wear away team colours Dont sing their songs (perhaps even join in unenthusiastically with home team songs) Cheer / stand up and clap for a home team goal Stay silent for an away team goal If these conditions are fulfilled I see no real problem with it.
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When sitting in the home end is acceptable for an away fan:

When away end is sold out
When the home end is not a sell out

If:

You don't wear away team colours
Dont sing their songs (perhaps even join in unenthusiastically with home team songs)
Cheer / stand up and clap for a home team goal
Stay silent for an away team goal

If these conditions are fulfilled I see no real problem with it.

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bright&wright 21 Feb 14 4.52pm
Quote Kermit8 at 21 Feb 2014 2.04pm Quote bright&wright at 21 Feb 2014 10.41am Quote Kermit8 at 21 Feb 2014 10.16am Quote Palace15eagle at 21 Feb 2014 9.44am Quote Kermit8 at 21 Feb 2014 9.11am Quote bubble wrap at 21 Feb 2014 8.59am Quote bright&wright at 21 Feb 2014 8.25am Let's see how the atmosphere is when the Cantona masks come out. Oh wait I forgot, you're all Nigel's, you'll just bend over for them. I'll wait for the standard "go back to the 80's you hooligan" response from the train spotters. People are either stupid or pretty quick to forget what happened 3 months after that game. It's about respect. You wouldn't go to Juventus waving a Liverpool flag about. This 100%. We will get away fans in the home ends and if they are respectful we wont even know they are there. If they start acting like morons they are fare game and will get what they deserve. I will not forget the past for the convenience of the Nigel's who live on a completely different planet to the majority of the rest of us Palace fans and at time are quite embarrassing. If a United fan celebrates near me I will have to clump him out of respect for an old Mate. = Prison. At least he's going to the game showing his support, sticking up for his own. You'd most probably hand him in! Grow up little 'un. Do yourself a favour. Little 'un? Sonny? You really do think you're the high and mighty on here don't you? 'Kerms' is it? Is that what your chums call you on here? Life behind a keyboard is clearly all you've got in your pathetic life. No one on here is a 'hooligan' or a 'thug'. Clearly no one wants it to kick off. However, if you know your fans are bringing items that are provocative and bring up memories of the violence that happened in the semi-final not long after that game - people will not stand for Man Utd "fans" in the home end. And understandably so. Know your history. Bored of this now. You enjoy your prawn sandwich tomorrow old boy. You just so want that to be true, don't you? Ah, well. I can just see you in front of the computer, all alone again, after the pub, watching Millwall fan videos on Youtube wishing how much Palace could be like them until your mum tells you to go to bed. Have you not noticed that the people who agree with you on here about this and other controversial football related topics (The Hoops) tend to be quite young of mind? Says it all really, doesn't it? Enjoy your fake hard nut act tomorrow. Edited by Kermit8 (21 Feb 2014 2.47pm) Cos anyone who disagrees with you MUST be a Millwall thug who never goes to games don't they? Yawn. Can't you come up with anything original? I don't have to prove 'how big a Palace fan I am' to someone like you. Bringing up Celtic again? You really are obsessed with your main team aren't you? I haven't talked about those disgusting bunch of c*nts for a long time. Fake hard nut act? Again, you know nothing about me but if it brings you comfort to think I'm all mouth and no trousers you carry on. Just out of curiosity - have you ever kissed a girl? I really can't imagine you get out much, especially with the amount of time you spend on here. Enjoy your Friday night. In. Alone. On the Hol. And have fun Saturday at the game, you crazy Nigel you! I'm going for 2-1 Palace. Cheers. 'We are going to make a little bit of history here’ Mr. J. Ertl.
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21 Feb 14 4.52pm

Quote Kermit8 at 21 Feb 2014 2.04pm

Quote bright&wright at 21 Feb 2014 10.41am

Quote Kermit8 at 21 Feb 2014 10.16am

Quote Palace15eagle at 21 Feb 2014 9.44am

Quote Kermit8 at 21 Feb 2014 9.11am

Quote bubble wrap at 21 Feb 2014 8.59am

Quote bright&wright at 21 Feb 2014 8.25am

Let's see how the atmosphere is when the Cantona masks come out.

Oh wait I forgot, you're all Nigel's, you'll just bend over for them.

I'll wait for the standard "go back to the 80's you hooligan" response from the train spotters.

People are either stupid or pretty quick to forget what happened 3 months after that game.

It's about respect. You wouldn't go to Juventus waving a Liverpool flag about.

This 100%. We will get away fans in the home ends and if they are respectful we wont even know they are there. If they start acting like morons they are fare game and will get what they deserve. I will not forget the past for the convenience of the Nigel's who live on a completely different planet to the majority of the rest of us Palace fans and at time are quite embarrassing. If a United fan celebrates near me I will have to clump him out of respect for an old Mate.

= Prison.

At least he's going to the game showing his support, sticking up for his own. You'd most probably hand him in!

Grow up little 'un. Do yourself a favour.

Little 'un? Sonny?

You really do think you're the high and mighty on here don't you? 'Kerms' is it? Is that what your chums call you on here? Life behind a keyboard is clearly all you've got in your pathetic life.

No one on here is a 'hooligan' or a 'thug'. Clearly no one wants it to kick off.

However, if you know your fans are bringing items that are provocative and bring up memories of the violence that happened in the semi-final not long after that game - people will not stand for Man Utd "fans" in the home end. And understandably so.

Know your history.

Bored of this now. You enjoy your prawn sandwich tomorrow old boy.

You just so want that to be true, don't you?

Ah, well.

I can just see you in front of the computer, all alone again, after the pub, watching Millwall fan videos on Youtube wishing how much Palace could be like them until your mum tells you to go to bed.

Have you not noticed that the people who agree with you on here about this and other controversial football related topics (The Hoops) tend to be quite young of mind? Says it all really, doesn't it?

Enjoy your fake hard nut act tomorrow.

Edited by Kermit8 (21 Feb 2014 2.47pm)

Cos anyone who disagrees with you MUST be a Millwall thug who never goes to games don't they? Yawn. Can't you come up with anything original?

I don't have to prove 'how big a Palace fan I am' to someone like you.

Bringing up Celtic again? You really are obsessed with your main team aren't you? I haven't talked about those disgusting bunch of c*nts for a long time.

Fake hard nut act? Again, you know nothing about me but if it brings you comfort to think I'm all mouth and no trousers you carry on.

Just out of curiosity - have you ever kissed a girl? I really can't imagine you get out much, especially with the amount of time you spend on here.

Enjoy your Friday night. In. Alone. On the Hol.

And have fun Saturday at the game, you crazy Nigel you!

I'm going for 2-1 Palace.

Cheers.

'We are going to make a little bit of history here’ Mr. J. Ertl.

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maxipalace in a box 21 Feb 14 5.38pm
i am looking forward to similar threads for the chelsea and liverpool games!
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in a box 21 Feb 14 5.38pm

i am looking forward to similar threads for the chelsea and liverpool games!

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eaglesdare 21 Feb 14 5.44pm
I must admit i was an arsenal supporter back in the day, i went to see them play palace at selhurst, i sat in the home end....I walked out of selhurst a Palace fan for life and have never ever ever looked back maybe a few manure fans will experience what i did
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21 Feb 14 5.44pm

I must admit i was an arsenal supporter back in the day, i went to see them play palace at selhurst, i sat in the home end....I walked out of selhurst a Palace fan for life and have never ever ever looked back

maybe a few manure fans will experience what i did

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Rachid Rachid Rachid 21 Feb 14 6.40pm
Wonder which stand Paul Ince will be sitting in. Oh the irony.
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Wonder which stand Paul Ince will be sitting in. Oh the irony.

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oghash 21 Feb 14 6.44pm
Quote eaglesdare at 21 Feb 2014 5.44pm I must admit i was an arsenal supporter back in the day, i went to see them play palace at selhurst, i sat in the home end....I walked out of selhurst a Palace fan for life and have never ever ever looked back maybe a few manure fans will experience what i did How old was you? I couldn't imagine ever losing my love for the team I support enough to follow another. Good choice you made though. Why would anyone chose to be a Seagull? The Eagle is a far superior creature. The Seagull lives under it's damp pier meekly looking out, blinded by the sheer quality of the Eagle's palace.
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21 Feb 14 6.44pm

Quote eaglesdare at 21 Feb 2014 5.44pm

maybe a few manure fans will experience what i did

How old was you? I couldn't imagine ever losing my love for the team I support enough to follow another. Good choice you made though.

Why would anyone chose to be a Seagull? The Eagle is a far superior creature.

The Seagull lives under it's damp pier meekly looking out, blinded by the sheer quality of the Eagle's palace.

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Rachid Rachid Rachid 21 Feb 14 6.48pm
Also, telling United and Chelsea supporting mates that I can't get them a ticket because I would be stuck with tickets for another game has been quite handy as I wouldn't have wanted to help if I'm totally honest.
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Rachid Rachid Rachid

21 Feb 14 6.48pm

Also, telling United and Chelsea supporting mates that I can't get them a ticket because I would be stuck with tickets for another game has been quite handy as I wouldn't have wanted to help if I'm totally honest.

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jamwom1971eagle west norwood 21 Feb 14 7.33pm
My Son would love to go but works Saturdays,with a young famiy,how can he justify to his mrs, day off -£100,cat A+B tickets + exe's circa £200 for one game.X this by the average amount of people who now work Saturdays and there are your'missing' fans. Quote Kermit8 at 20 Feb 2014 3.20pm Quote BigTimeCharlie at 20 Feb 2014 3.14pm Quote Kermit8 at 20 Feb 2014 1.40pm The game would have sold out weeks ago ago if there was the demand. As it is there are 300 tickets left with only 48 hours to go. No Palace member nor season ticket holder nor their friends are missing out. So a few man u are scattered around. Unless it was a 100% sell out so what? AS long as they behave. There are some right anal nigels on here. Again. Edited by Kermit8 (20 Feb 2014 1.43pm) This x 100000000000000. If people were so desperate to watch the Palace (and had the means to do so), they would have bought a ticket by now. Why is it that we've not sold out for a single game this year? I am convinced it is purely because the ticket policy excludes those with a respectable booking history before this campaign to buy unsold seats a few days before but happen not to be members/season ticket holders. We must have well over 60,000 fans in London alone thinking about how many turned up at Wembley. A lot of those will be the non-committal type who would like to go occasionally I'll bet but without the hurdles. Edited by Kermit8 (20 Feb 2014 3.22pm)
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My Son would love to go but works Saturdays,with a young famiy,how can he justify to his mrs, day off -£100,cat A+B tickets + exe's circa £200 for one game.X this by the average amount of people who now work Saturdays and there are your'missing' fans.

Quote Kermit8 at 20 Feb 2014 3.20pm

Quote BigTimeCharlie at 20 Feb 2014 3.14pm

Quote Kermit8 at 20 Feb 2014 1.40pm

The game would have sold out weeks ago ago if there was the demand. As it is there are 300 tickets left with only 48 hours to go. No Palace member nor season ticket holder nor their friends are missing out.

So a few man u are scattered around. Unless it was a 100% sell out so what? AS long as they behave. There are some right anal nigels on here. Again.

Edited by Kermit8 (20 Feb 2014 1.43pm)

This x 100000000000000.

If people were so desperate to watch the Palace (and had the means to do so), they would have bought a ticket by now. Why is it that we've not sold out for a single game this year?

I am convinced it is purely because the ticket policy excludes those with a respectable booking history before this campaign to buy unsold seats a few days before but happen not to be members/season ticket holders.

We must have well over 60,000 fans in London alone thinking about how many turned up at Wembley. A lot of those will be the non-committal type who would like to go occasionally I'll bet but without the hurdles.

Edited by Kermit8 (20 Feb 2014 3.22pm)

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