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 Harpo  Oxfordshire 08 May 14 10.42pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called ' The last time palace came back from 3-0 down...' by staffie For me, the most memorable comeback was at Wrexham in the early to mid 70's. It was very near the last game of the season and we needed a 2 goal advantage to clinch promotion. We were 0-2 up with about 15 minutes left. And then they scored. 1-2. Heartbreaking. And then they scored another. The end of our campaign. It was all over. 5 minutes was never enough to claw back a 2 goal advantage. But astonishingly (don't know why because we are talking Palace here) that's exactly what they did. Final whistle, 2 goal advantage, we're up. And until Monday that was the most sensational comeback. Now it's just the runner-up.
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| Johng 08 May 14 10.58pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called ' The last time palace came back from 3-0 down...' by staffie Quote Harpo at 08 May 2014 10.42pm
For me, the most memorable comeback was at Wrexham in the early to mid 70's. It was very near the last game of the season and we needed a 2 goal advantage to clinch promotion. We were 0-2 up with about 15 minutes left. And then they scored. 1-2. Heartbreaking. And then they scored another. The end of our campaign. It was all over. 5 minutes was never enough to claw back a 2 goal advantage. But astonishingly (don't know why because we are talking Palace here) that's exactly what they did. Final whistle, 2 goal advantage, we're up. And until Monday that was the most sensational comeback. Now it's just the runner-up.
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| midlandspalace kidderminster 08 May 14 10.59pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called ' The last time palace came back from 3-0 down...' by staffie In 1969 when clinching promotion to the top division for the first time we were 0-2 down to a Fulham side which included Johnny Byrne. We eventually won the game 3-2, and then John Jackson did his memorable striptease on the walkway of the main stand.
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| essetwentyone london 08 May 14 11.11pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called ' The last time palace came back from 3-0 down...' by staffie Quote midlandspalace at 08 May 2014 10.59pm
In 1969 when clinching promotion to the top division for the first time we were 0-2 down to a Fulham side which included Johnny Byrne. We eventually won the game 3-2, and then John Jackson did his memorable striptease on the walkway of the main stand.
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| Pete53 Hassocks 08 May 14 11.14pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called ' The last time palace came back from 3-0 down...' by staffie I have posted this same question on the Nostalgia section. I have followed Palace since 1964 and I am fairly certain we have never recovered from a 0-3 deficit.
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| PalacePhotoMan Wallington 08 May 14 11.17pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called ' The last time palace came back from 3-0 down...' by staffie Quote essetwentyone at 08 May 2014 11.11pm
Quote midlandspalace at 08 May 2014 10.59pm
In 1969 when clinching promotion to the top division for the first time we were 0-2 down to a Fulham side which included Johnny Byrne. We eventually won the game 3-2, and then John Jackson did his memorable striptease on the walkway of the main stand.
Johnny Byrne AND Johnny Haynes. Byrne joined Fulham when he left us in 1968.
Zaha, Williams, Murray, Ambrose, Scannell. A 5-man forward line who scored 3 goals in 10 minutes on 27th September 2011 at ....................... |
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| PalacePhotoMan Wallington 08 May 14 11.21pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called ' The last time palace came back from 3-0 down...' by staffie Quote Johng at 08 May 2014 10.58pm
Quote Harpo at 08 May 2014 10.42pm
For me, the most memorable comeback was at Wrexham in the early to mid 70's. It was very near the last game of the season and we needed a 2 goal advantage to clinch promotion. We were 0-2 up with about 15 minutes left. And then they scored. 1-2. Heartbreaking. And then they scored another. The end of our campaign. It was all over. 5 minutes was never enough to claw back a 2 goal advantage. But astonishingly (don't know why because we are talking Palace here) that's exactly what they did. Final whistle, 2 goal advantage, we're up. And until Monday that was the most sensational comeback. Now it's just the runner-up.
After our game at Wrexham on the Tuesday night, on the following Saturday Wrexham were at home to Mansfield who were already promoted. Due to our last minute heroics (Rash the Smash & Jeff Bourne) Wrexham had to win to go up. Mansfield won 1-0. I have no idea why that game was played on a Saturday after the rest of the league had finished.
Zaha, Williams, Murray, Ambrose, Scannell. A 5-man forward line who scored 3 goals in 10 minutes on 27th September 2011 at ....................... |
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| PalacePhotoMan Wallington 09 May 14 12.27am |
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Quote esox lucius at 08 May 2014 5.57pm
I can remember us being 3-0 up v Stockport about 12-15 years ago and drawing 3-3 but the other way round, no never and I go back to the mid 60's and can you remember who scored one (or more) of the Stockport goals?
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| Pete53 Hassocks 09 May 14 10.59am |
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Quote PalacePhotoMan at 09 May 2014 12.27am
Quote esox lucius at 08 May 2014 5.57pm
I can remember us being 3-0 up v Stockport about 12-15 years ago and drawing 3-3 but the other way round, no never and I go back to the mid 60's and can you remember who scored one (or more) of the Stockport goals?
More pertinent, a certain Aaron Wilbraham came on as sub for Stockport in the 87th minute. Little did we know that we were seeing a cameo appearance by a future Palace cult hero
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| MottyJohn Mottingham 09 May 14 11.05am |
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The last time was apparently January 9th 1926 away at Northampton in a FA Cup 3rd round tie.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 09 May 14 11.06am |
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Quote Pete53 at 09 May 2014 10.59am
Moore 2, Cooper 1 - I had to look it up though. More pertinent, a certain Aaron Wilbraham came on as sub for Stockport in the 87th minute. Little did we know that we were seeing a cameo appearance by a future Palace cult hero
I might be wrong but I think that Carlo Nash was at Stockport at that time.He went to Stockport from us and I think was signed by Gary Megson.
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| PalacePhotoMan Wallington 09 May 14 11.13am |
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Quote Willo at 09 May 2014 11.06am
Quote Pete53 at 09 May 2014 10.59am
Moore 2, Cooper 1 - I had to look it up though. More pertinent, a certain Aaron Wilbraham came on as sub for Stockport in the 87th minute. Little did we know that we were seeing a cameo appearance by a future Palace cult hero
I might be wrong but I think that Carlo Nash was at Stockport at that time.He went to Stockport from us and I think was signed by Gary Megson. I really thought that Shefki Kuqi got one of them. Must have been another Stockport game.
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