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Lal Thornton Heath 03 Oct 18 3.21pm | |
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Has anyone in Block E heard from the club what happening about our seats as yet l not heard anything.
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bicycle repair man 03 Oct 18 3.42pm | |
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Originally posted by Lal
Has anyone in Block E heard from the club what happening about our seats as yet l not heard anything. That's typical I'm afraid.
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arthur_wait 03 Oct 18 3.43pm | |
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I'm not part of the HF, but home games without the ultras-led atmosphere are dreadful. Look forward to my Selhurst visits with all my heart, but dreading Saturday against Wolves. Their concentrated away support will piss all over our efforts as, in all likelihood, will their team against our uninspired bunch. The sooner we get the HF and their drum back in action, the sooner we can regain what had become a large part of our identity. Hopefully that positivity will then also transmit itself to the players who, arguably like the club as a whole right now, appear to be losing their way. Edited by arthur_wait (03 Oct 2018 3.44pm)
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est1905 03 Oct 18 5.49pm | |
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Originally posted by SelhurstEagle
End of the day, if it improves results or not, having the atmosphere return will improve the matchday experience and seperate us from other clubs. It has also helped us attract some high quality signings. End of Creating noise and waving flags is not in any way unique. Watching the Champions League updates programme on BT sport last night nearly every single ground had fans up one end non stop singing and waving flags. Only one or two grounds didn't. In Europe it seems unique if you dont have a section of fans that do that. And people say Palace has become famous for it. In England possibly but in Europe? No way. Torino, Dortmund, Olympiacos, Sevilla. Those clubs are famous for their hard core singing section which is far greater in numbers and noise than anything HF have ever done. Even in this country Liverpool are probably the most well known for it. Palace should be applauded for trying to create a good atmosphere at the game but really, Lets not get carried away. As for us signing quality players because of them, this is laughable. Because Meyer said he had heard about our amazing fans? He's being polite, paying the club compliments, paying lip service. No more than that. Trust me if a quality player said he wanted to join Palace and his reason was because of the fans everyone would (rightly) think he has a screw loose
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est1905 03 Oct 18 5.54pm | |
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Originally posted by dreamwaverider
Ultimately most of this thread is driven by our PC approach to life. What are you talking about? I'm the most anti PC person I know (and I know a couple of Millwall fans and a lot of Northerners!)
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est1905 03 Oct 18 5.59pm | |
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Originally posted by bicycle repair man
That's typical I'm afraid. This is a very big issue in moving them there. Will they suddenly agree to sit down? Of course not. So the whole lower tier will also have to stand if they want to see the game. This will result in fines for the club and quite possibly the threat of closure of the stand.
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est1905 03 Oct 18 6.02pm | |
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Originally posted by arthur_wait
I'm not part of the HF, but home games without the ultras-led atmosphere are dreadful. Look forward to my Selhurst visits with all my heart, but dreading Saturday against Wolves. Their concentrated away support will piss all over our efforts as, in all likelihood, will their team against our uninspired bunch. The sooner we get the HF and their drum back in action, the sooner we can regain what had become a large part of our identity. Hopefully that positivity will then also transmit itself to the players who, arguably like the club as a whole right now, appear to be losing their way. Edited by arthur_wait (03 Oct 2018 3.44pm) I gather from your user name you sit in the Arthur therefore get to experience the atmosphere without having to be amongst them. This is the difference
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.TUX. 03 Oct 18 7.09pm | |
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Originally posted by est1905
Creating noise and waving flags is not in any way unique. Watching the Champions League updates programme on BT sport last night nearly every single ground had fans up one end non stop singing and waving flags. Only one or two grounds didn't. In Europe it seems unique if you dont have a section of fans that do that. And people say Palace has become famous for it. In England possibly but in Europe? No way. Torino, Dortmund, Olympiacos, Sevilla. Those clubs are famous for their hard core singing section which is far greater in numbers and noise than anything HF have ever done. Even in this country Liverpool are probably the most well known for it. Palace should be applauded for trying to create a good atmosphere at the game but really, Lets not get carried away. As for us signing quality players because of them, this is laughable. Because Meyer said he had heard about our amazing fans? He's being polite, paying the club compliments, paying lip service. No more than that. Trust me if a quality player said he wanted to join Palace and his reason was because of the fans everyone would (rightly) think he has a screw loose I trust that you've been posting similar to the national media for the past several years now?
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dorking 03 Oct 18 7.27pm | |
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Originally posted by est1905
This is a very big issue in moving them there. Will they suddenly agree to sit down? Of course not. So the whole lower tier will also have to stand if they want to see the game. This will result in fines for the club and quite possibly the threat of closure of the stand. You're more than 10 years out of date. Stewards don't bother anymore, and legislation is powerless. Safe standing will be legal in the Prem by December, Spurs have already put it in
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highbury eagle Islington 03 Oct 18 7.28pm | |
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Originally posted by est1905
What are you talking about? I'm the most anti PC person I know (and I know a couple of Millwall fans and a lot of Northerners!) err, maybe that's because you are conversing with children sometimes
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Palace in the Blood 03 Oct 18 10.50pm | |
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Originally posted by dorking
You're more than 10 years out of date. Stewards don't bother anymore, and legislation is powerless. Safe standing will be legal in the Prem by December, Spurs have already put it in
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dreamwaverider London 04 Oct 18 2.57am | |
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Originally posted by est1905
Creating noise and waving flags is not in any way unique. Watching the Champions League updates programme on BT sport last night nearly every single ground had fans up one end non stop singing and waving flags. Only one or two grounds didn't. In Europe it seems unique if you dont have a section of fans that do that. And people say Palace has become famous for it. In England possibly but in Europe? No way. Torino, Dortmund, Olympiacos, Sevilla. Those clubs are famous for their hard core singing section which is far greater in numbers and noise than anything HF have ever done. Even in this country Liverpool are probably the most well known for it. Palace should be applauded for trying to create a good atmosphere at the game but really, Lets not get carried away. As for us signing quality players because of them, this is laughable. Because Meyer said he had heard about our amazing fans? He's being polite, paying the club compliments, paying lip service. No more than that. Trust me if a quality player said he wanted to join Palace and his reason was because of the fans everyone would (rightly) think he has a screw loose
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