funny the lads here that went with their dads,I was with my late old man as well (even though he was a c/unt).

Portillo's teeth removed to boost pound

Boy roasts himself in sacrifice to Chris Kelly

Iwas there that night as well i was standing at the bottom of the Arthur Wait on the halfway line, incredible atmosphere, oh happy days.

Three memories from the game.
A sudden silence when Burnley put the ball in our net only to be ruled offside.
The deafening roar when Walsh scored (I was in the Arthur, pretty much in line with Vince as he crossed the ball.)
Looking up into the night sky after the match as my late Dad and I cut across the pitch seeing the lights of a plane far above and hoping it was Brighton up there learning WE had pipped them to the championship. Elton John was playing at that very moment.

Happy times and such a great team. Best football I've ever seen from a Palace side. So controlled and skilful.

Mel Blyth's half-hit backpasses ... a thing of beauty (usually to the opposition centre forward)

Me too with brother and Dad, Whitehorse end very squashed under left floodlight (we had great floodlights) I remember Burnley saying they would beat us to help Sunderland go up. w***ers.

.......has our coach driver done a Poo'yet, without thinking about Gus!

absolutely magic. more like 55000 plus. they were climbing the walls the gates, and forced the double gates open. i was with me late dad and a few mates. im so glad i was with my father to witness that match. and of course many others. was in the arthur half way up the terrace just off the halfway ine holmdale side.voice had gone for the next 3 days. when walsh stuck that header in,,eruption . i swear i coud have liffted both feet off the ground on the way out and still got carried along.