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Fatherken 16 Jan 22 12.51pm
yes very sad news my condolences to his family RIP Mr Hinshelwood
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Fatherken

16 Jan 22 12.51pm

yes very sad news
my condolences to his family
RIP Mr Hinshelwood

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mezzer Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 16 Jan 22 1.00pm
His goal against Liverpool was one of the best I've seen from anyone, let alone a right back. Would be a fitting tribute to Doris if we could repeat it against Liverpool again, next home game. To put it into perspective, it would be like Joel Ward unleashing one from 30 yards into the top corner. Not strictly true as we were in the old 3rd division then, if I remember properly. Anyway, thanks for the memories Doris. Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.
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Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 16 Jan 22 1.00pm

His goal against Liverpool was one of the best I've seen from anyone, let alone a right back.

Would be a fitting tribute to Doris if we could repeat it against Liverpool again, next home game. To put it into perspective, it would be like Joel Ward unleashing one from 30 yards into the top corner. Not strictly true as we were in the old 3rd division then, if I remember properly.

Anyway, thanks for the memories Doris.

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

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crystal-purley Purley 16 Jan 22 1.05pm
Very sad. An all action player who only stopped to remove the ankle from the last player he tackled. I remember that goal and the fans screaming "no Doris, pass, pass, please pass, WHAAAAT. Enjoying getting up later and not having someone who knows better than me (apart from the missus of course).
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Very sad. An all action player who only stopped to remove the ankle from the last player he tackled. I remember that goal and the fans screaming "no Doris, pass, pass, please pass, WHAAAAT.

Enjoying getting up later and not having someone who knows better than me (apart from the missus of course).

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Pete53 Hassocks 16 Jan 22 1.38pm
Sad news indeed. Who would have been manager when he converted from a forward to defender - Venables or Allison? A masterstroke - had he persevered playing up front his career may have fizzled out but he became a very good defender.
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Hassocks 16 Jan 22 1.38pm

Sad news indeed.

Who would have been manager when he converted from a forward to defender - Venables or Allison? A masterstroke - had he persevered playing up front his career may have fizzled out but he became a very good defender.

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Hrolf The Ganger 16 Jan 22 2.41pm
I will always remember him for that brilliant goal he scored past Ray Clemence v Liverpool. Sadly not recorded so you had to be there. Selhurst was great under the lights, mostly standing, in those days when I was a lad.
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16 Jan 22 2.41pm

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I will always remember him for that brilliant goal he scored past Ray Clemence v Liverpool. Sadly not recorded so you had to be there.
Selhurst was great under the lights, mostly standing, in those days when I was a lad.

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 16 Jan 22 3.28pm
R.I.P Doris.
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Any european country i fancy! 16 Jan 22 3.28pm

R.I.P Doris.

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 16 Jan 22 4.19pm
Indeed RIP Doris, a player who made the most of his ability. Always willing to put his body on the line (not to mention quite a few of the opponents' as well). Fond memories of him in my early days supporting Palace as a young man.
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Too far from Selhurst Park 16 Jan 22 4.19pm

Indeed RIP Doris, a player who made the most of his ability. Always willing to put his body on the line (not to mention quite a few of the opponents' as well). Fond memories of him in my early days supporting Palace as a young man.

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Norn Iron Eagle Northern Ireland 16 Jan 22 4.25pm
Sad News, Rest Easy Doris. Claret and Blue, then Red n Blue since 1969, over 50 years and still going strong.
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Northern Ireland 16 Jan 22 4.25pm

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Sad News, Rest Easy Doris.

Claret and Blue, then Red n Blue since 1969, over 50 years and still going strong.

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Woodmansterne Bury 16 Jan 22 5.07pm
I don't usually post, but for Doris I have to. A true hero to me when I started going regularly to Selhurst. Always a true professional, gave everything. So sad, RIP 😔
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Woodmansterne

Bury 16 Jan 22 5.07pm

I don't usually post, but for Doris I have to. A true hero to me when I started going regularly to Selhurst. Always a true professional, gave everything.
So sad, RIP 😔

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ripleyeagle Ripley Surrey 16 Jan 22 5.29pm
I remember him when he first played for us as a centre forward and he was openly mocked by the fans as seemed hopeless and too lightweight for that position.Great credit to him when whoever suggested he would be better at playing at right back he transformed himself into a very capable player in that position. I have great memories of watching him play and was shocked to here of his death at such an early age RIP.
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Ripley Surrey 16 Jan 22 5.29pm

I remember him when he first played for us as a centre forward and he was openly mocked by the fans as seemed hopeless and too lightweight for that position.Great credit to him when whoever suggested he would be better at playing at right back he transformed himself into a very capable player in that position. I have great memories of watching him play and was shocked to here of his death at such an early age RIP.

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dreamwaverider London 16 Jan 22 5.46pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger I will always remember him for that brilliant goal he scored past Ray Clemence v Liverpool. Sadly not recorded so you had to be there. Selhurst was great under the lights, mostly standing, in those days when I was a lad. I was up on the Homesdale that night. Almost right behind him up the other end. What a goal. As soon as it left his boot You could see it was going in. What a memory. There must have been nearly 40,000 in Selhurst that night. Shame it wasn’t filmed. It really was a big moment and great memory to have of Paul.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

I was up on the Homesdale that night. Almost right behind him up the other end. What a goal. As soon as it left his boot You could see it was going in. What a memory. There must have been nearly 40,000 in Selhurst that night. Shame it wasn’t filmed. It really was a big moment and great memory to have of Paul.

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Henry of Peckham Eton Mess 16 Jan 22 5.50pm
Very sad to read of Paul's passing. So young too. Belongs to an era when all Palace players were my heroes. RIP Denial is not just a river in Egypt
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Very sad to read of Paul's passing. So young too. Belongs to an era when all Palace players were my heroes. RIP

Denial is not just a river in Egypt

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