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 kevlee  born Wandsworth emigrated to Lanc... 17 Jan 23 10.08pm |
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Papers suggesting Tomkins in for injured Andersen. Any doubts of a defeat now fully put to rest.
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| pompeyeagle Relocated to Shropshire 17 Jan 23 10.35pm |
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Anything better than 0-2 has to be considered a good result but based on recent performances and Man Utd’s current form it’s difficult to be optimistic.
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| sydtheeagle England 17 Jan 23 10.41pm |
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Palace 1 United 17 Ayew scores a wondrous, 97th-minute worldie to narrow the deficit after rounding seven United players (6 of whom were admittedly falling over laughing) in response to Aaron Wan-Bissaka's sixteen-goal individual performance, the most in a single game by any right back in the history of the world, ever. Shortly after the final whistle, Steve Parish attempts to calm angry Palace supporters by announcing we've finally concluded our first business of the transfer window, selling Mark Guehi, Wilfried Zaha, and Michael Olise to a bigger club. Alan Pardew appears, claiming "I cleaned that window". West Ham expresses its delight at the three incoming Palace players. Fanatical CPFC supporter Willo s***s himself in Sainsbury's car park. When asked what happened (by Mrs. Willo), he remarks "things have been loose at the back all night". Edited by sydtheeagle (18 Jan 2023 9.52am)
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| Eaglehamster Storrington 18 Jan 23 6.15am |
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All the pointers suggest another heavy defeat. Not this one though. Depressing. Edited by Eaglehamster (18 Jan 2023 6.16am)
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| samprior Hamburg 18 Jan 23 6.54am |
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Originally posted by sydtheeagle
Palace 1 United 17 Ayew scores a wondrous, 97th-minute worldie after rounding seven United players (6 of whom were admittedly falling over laughing) in response to Aaron Wan-Bissaka's sixteen-goal individual performance, the most in a single game by any right back in the history of the world, ever. Shortly after the final whistle, Steve Parish attempts to calm angry Palace supporters by announcing we've finally concluded our first business of the transfer window, selling Mark Guehi, Wilfried Zaha, and Michael Olise to a bigger club. West Ham expresses its delight at the three incoming Palace players. Fanatical CPFC supporter Willo s***s himself in the Sainsbury's car park. When asked what happened (by Mrs. Willo), he remarked "things have been loose at the back all night". Edited by sydtheeagle (17 Jan 2023 10.58pm) This brightened up my morning haha
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| Badger11 Beckenham 18 Jan 23 8.08am |
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Rashford will get a double.
One more point |
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| Elpis In a pub 18 Jan 23 8.21am |
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Originally posted by kevlee
Papers suggesting Tomkins in for injured Andersen. Any doubts of a defeat now fully put to rest. Good , this isnt a game for poncing about at the back . Tomkins will get rid at first opportunity .
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Nicholas91  The Democratic Republic of Kent 18 Jan 23 8.33am |
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Here is some inspiration via the stats BBC have chosen to publish ahead of the game:
- Palace have lost four of their past five league matches, failing to score in any of those defeats.
Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!! |
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Lanzo-Ad  Lanzarote 18 Jan 23 9.19am |
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I was at our 9-0 defeat to Liverpool, that faithful Tuesday night, but the worst i saw was the 5-0 defeat at home to Wimbledon, and i fear tonight may not be enjoyable fair.
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| sydtheeagle England 18 Jan 23 10.00am |
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad
I was at our 9-0 defeat to Liverpool, that faithful Tuesday night, but the worst i saw was the 5-0 defeat at home to Wimbledon, and i fear tonight may not be enjoyable fair. The eternal optimist in me (while agreeing with all of the above) wants to think that, playing with absolutely nothing to lose, perhaps the shackles will come off and we'll just go for it while Man Utd simply has an off-night. It would be so very, very Palace to pull a random top-drawer performance out of the clear blue sky and win. But honestly, it's very hard to see that happening. Still, we all know what happened in the next Liverpool game, a few months after the one at Anfield you reference above. Strange things do happen. If things don't go well and there's any anger/frustration to be displayed, I hope it's directed firmly at the director's box and not at Viera and the team. While the latter may be imperfect in many ways and there are selections you can question, the complete failure of the club to support the manager and augment a squad that clearly needs help is the single biggest cause of the problems we're facing now. It would be no bad thing if Parish was made aware of that.
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| Charlie B 18 Jan 23 10.12am |
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Palace 0 Utd 3
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n wales eagles  llandudno 18 Jan 23 10.38am |
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Originally posted by sydtheeagle
Palace 1 United 17 Ayew scores a wondrous, 97th-minute worldie to narrow the deficit after rounding seven United players (6 of whom were admittedly falling over laughing) in response to Aaron Wan-Bissaka's sixteen-goal individual performance, the most in a single game by any right back in the history of the world, ever. Shortly after the final whistle, Steve Parish attempts to calm angry Palace supporters by announcing we've finally concluded our first business of the transfer window, selling Mark Guehi, Wilfried Zaha, and Michael Olise to a bigger club. Alan Pardew appears, claiming "I cleaned that window". West Ham expresses its delight at the three incoming Palace players. Fanatical CPFC supporter Willo s***s himself in Sainsbury's car park. When asked what happened (by Mrs. Willo), he remarks "things have been loose at the back all night". Edited by sydtheeagle (18 Jan 2023 9.52am)
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