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Plane Bromley 29 Jan 14 2.52pm
Quote Willo at 29 Jan 2014 2.45pm Quote FinchleyEagle at 29 Jan 2014 12.08am I think was slating the Hull owner, The same owner who has ploughed millions into the club, some reports indicating £75 Million.He is not some distant foreign owner but someone who was educated in Hull and has loved in the area for many years. With his Mrs or other women?
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Plane

Bromley 29 Jan 14 2.52pm

Quote Willo at 29 Jan 2014 2.45pm

Quote FinchleyEagle at 29 Jan 2014 12.08am

I think was slating the Hull owner,

The same owner who has ploughed millions into the club, some reports indicating £75 Million.He is not some distant foreign owner but someone who was educated in Hull and has loved in the area for many years.

With his Mrs or other women?

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 29 Jan 14 2.54pm
Quote Plane at 29 Jan 2014 2.52pm With his Mrs or other women? I meant to write "Lived" and it has since been corrected ! Edited by Willo (29 Jan 2014 2.56pm)
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 29 Jan 14 2.54pm

Quote Plane at 29 Jan 2014 2.52pm

With his Mrs or other women?

I meant to write "Lived" and it has since been corrected !

Edited by Willo (29 Jan 2014 2.56pm)

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babylonjohn St Leonards-on-Sea 29 Jan 14 4.53pm
Quote Willo at 29 Jan 2014 2.45pm Quote FinchleyEagle at 29 Jan 2014 12.08am I think was slating the Hull owner, The same owner who has ploughed millions into the club, some reports indicating £75 Million.He is not some distant foreign owner but someone who was educated in Hull and has lived in the area for many years. Edited by Willo (29 Jan 2014 2.50pm) All the more reason he should respect the name and the history of the club and understand how upsetting it is for the fans. Was a nice touch for the HF to show solidarity with them.
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babylonjohn

St Leonards-on-Sea 29 Jan 14 4.53pm

Quote Willo at 29 Jan 2014 2.45pm

Quote FinchleyEagle at 29 Jan 2014 12.08am

I think was slating the Hull owner,

The same owner who has ploughed millions into the club, some reports indicating £75 Million.He is not some distant foreign owner but someone who was educated in Hull and has lived in the area for many years.

Edited by Willo (29 Jan 2014 2.50pm)

All the more reason he should respect the name and the history of the club and understand how upsetting it is for the fans. Was a nice touch for the HF to show solidarity with them.

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bexleydave Barnehurst 29 Jan 14 5.43pm
Quote GBsPalace at 29 Jan 2014 1.50pm Quote Stuk at 29 Jan 2014 1.32pm Quote Rudi Hedman at 29 Jan 2014 9.57am Quote Stuk at 29 Jan 2014 9.42am 6 stabbings in 10 days, where? And what's it got to do with Croydon Council? It's been on BBC London News when reporting something. "This or that happened today in Croydon, where 6 stabbings in 10 days have happened x close to the town centre." I think I've seen it on The Advertiser after clicking through to one of their scoops. I think the local councilors and MP's have opportunities to liaise with The Met Police and comment on incidents and trends but I agree it's ultimately a Met Police responsibility. (And the parents, and the individuals with short life expectancy) Maybe that's the HF angle, influence a body that can influence The Met. The HF can't influence The Met after all. Front page of the Advertiser last Friday was about brick walls being knocked down/pushed over. I can't see the council having any input to how the Met treat palace games and/or fans. i'm in my early 20s an i gotta say my generation is completely fcked no matter what the police, local councils or government do cus the majority are donuts! but it falls under the juristiction of the local council to make living conditions better, an if that means sending more police to patrol streets and get knives off the street instead of being lazy jobsworth ts an sending uneeded officers to football so they can get a payday for watching a football game and acting like general knob heads! there was a unusually large amount of stewards in front of the holmesdale today swell it a joke! although im pretty sure if they werent there today mcgregor would been flattened way before he got sent off! London boroughs (including Croydon) have no direct responsibility for policing; it's the Mayor of London that the Met are answerable to; perhaps a banner berating Boris would have been more appropriate. Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ***** thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)
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bexleydave

Barnehurst 29 Jan 14 5.43pm

Quote GBsPalace at 29 Jan 2014 1.50pm

Quote Stuk at 29 Jan 2014 1.32pm

Quote Rudi Hedman at 29 Jan 2014 9.57am

Quote Stuk at 29 Jan 2014 9.42am

6 stabbings in 10 days, where?

And what's it got to do with Croydon Council?

It's been on BBC London News when reporting something. "This or that happened today in Croydon, where 6 stabbings in 10 days have happened x close to the town centre."

I think I've seen it on The Advertiser after clicking through to one of their scoops.

I think the local councilors and MP's have opportunities to liaise with The Met Police and comment on incidents and trends but I agree it's ultimately a Met Police responsibility. (And the parents, and the individuals with short life expectancy)

Maybe that's the HF angle, influence a body that can influence The Met. The HF can't influence The Met after all.

Front page of the Advertiser last Friday was about brick walls being knocked down/pushed over.

I can't see the council having any input to how the Met treat palace games and/or fans.

i'm in my early 20s an i gotta say my generation is completely f*cked no matter what the police, local councils or government do cus the majority are donuts! but it falls under the juristiction of the local council to make living conditions better, an if that means sending more police to patrol streets and get knives off the street instead of being lazy jobsworth t***s an sending uneeded officers to football so they can get a payday for watching a football game and acting like general knob heads! there was a unusually large amount of stewards in front of the holmesdale today swell it a joke! although im pretty sure if they werent there today mcgregor would been flattened way before he got sent off!

London boroughs (including Croydon) have no direct responsibility for policing; it's the Mayor of London that the Met are answerable to; perhaps a banner berating Boris would have been more appropriate.

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

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est1905 29 Jan 14 5.43pm
Quote NICK THE EAGLE at 29 Jan 2014 6.45am Quote Norwich_Eagle at 29 Jan 2014 1.08am Is there a better pic out there? A least one more to follow. Isn't it supposed to be about supporting the team instead of using young impressionable committed fans to spread your political (if non relevant to the game/team) message? There are a billion injustices and wrongs out there. Its a cruel world. But if we are going to go down this route its going to open up a right can of worms. The owners will be within their rights to ban all banners altogether.
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est1905

29 Jan 14 5.43pm

Quote NICK THE EAGLE at 29 Jan 2014 6.45am

Quote Norwich_Eagle at 29 Jan 2014 1.08am

Is there a better pic out there?

A least one more to follow.

Isn't it supposed to be about supporting the team instead of using young impressionable committed fans to spread your political (if non relevant to the game/team) message?
There are a billion injustices and wrongs out there. Its a cruel world. But if we are going to go down this route its going to open up a right can of worms.
The owners will be within their rights to ban all banners altogether.

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babylonjohn St Leonards-on-Sea 29 Jan 14 6.07pm
Quote est1905 at 29 Jan 2014 5.43pm Quote NICK THE EAGLE at 29 Jan 2014 6.45am Quote Norwich_Eagle at 29 Jan 2014 1.08am Is there a better pic out there? A least one more to follow. Isn't it supposed to be about supporting the team instead of using young impressionable committed fans to spread your political (if non relevant to the game/team) message? There are a billion injustices and wrongs out there. Its a cruel world. But if we are going to go down this route its going to open up a right can of worms. The owners will be within their rights to ban all banners altogether. It is relevant. The old bill have gone over the top with their treatment of the fanatics who are trying to SUPPORT the team. Just because they wear black, like waving flags and making a lot of noise they are harassed,followed,escorted to and from their pub,have their away coach busted and their day ruined. They are just young enthusiastic football supporters not violent anarchist rioters.
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babylonjohn

St Leonards-on-Sea 29 Jan 14 6.07pm

Quote est1905 at 29 Jan 2014 5.43pm

Quote NICK THE EAGLE at 29 Jan 2014 6.45am

Quote Norwich_Eagle at 29 Jan 2014 1.08am

Is there a better pic out there?

A least one more to follow.

It is relevant. The old bill have gone over the top with their treatment of the fanatics who are trying to SUPPORT the team. Just because they wear black, like waving flags and making a lot of noise they are harassed,followed,escorted to and from their pub,have their away coach busted and their day ruined. They are just young enthusiastic football supporters not violent anarchist rioters.

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blanksight Thornton heath 29 Jan 14 6.56pm
The point is that the Council should be putting more effort into combatting Knife crime and the social situations that cause it. It may be the Met's responsibility to investigate crimes and try and prevent them, but that doesn't mean the Council has a huge responsibility to protect it's citizens. The Council has wasted alot of time and effort harassing Palace fans, particularly the HF, since we were promoted and it's fair enough to comment on that. If you don't like it, do your own banner! I will say though, it got a standing ovation from much of the Arthur. I'd rather be a FREE MAN in my grave than living as a PUPPET or a SLAVE
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blanksight

Thornton heath 29 Jan 14 6.56pm

The point is that the Council should be putting more effort into combatting Knife crime and the social situations that cause it. It may be the Met's responsibility to investigate crimes and try and prevent them, but that doesn't mean the Council has a huge responsibility to protect it's citizens.

The Council has wasted alot of time and effort harassing Palace fans, particularly the HF, since we were promoted and it's fair enough to comment on that.

If you don't like it, do your own banner!

I will say though, it got a standing ovation from much of the Arthur.

I'd rather be a FREE MAN in my grave
than living as a PUPPET or a SLAVE

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Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Stoke sub normal 29 Jan 14 8.24pm
Quote est1905 at 29 Jan 2014 5.43pm Quote NICK THE EAGLE at 29 Jan 2014 6.45am Quote Norwich_Eagle at 29 Jan 2014 1.08am Is there a better pic out there? A least one more to follow. Isn't it supposed to be about supporting the team instead of using young impressionable committed fans to spread your political (if non relevant to the game/team) message? There are a billion injustices and wrongs out there. Its a cruel world. But if we are going to go down this route its going to open up a right can of worms. The owners will be within their rights to ban all banners altogether. Whoever bans all banners is a ban banner. No? Ok I'll shut the door on the way out Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers
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Quote est1905 at 29 Jan 2014 5.43pm

Quote NICK THE EAGLE at 29 Jan 2014 6.45am

Quote Norwich_Eagle at 29 Jan 2014 1.08am

Is there a better pic out there?

A least one more to follow.

Whoever bans all banners is a ban banner. No? Ok I'll shut the door on the way out

Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers

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est1905 30 Jan 14 5.12pm
Quote blanksight at 29 Jan 2014 6.56pm The point is that the Council should be putting more effort into combatting Knife crime and the social situations that cause it. It may be the Met's responsibility to investigate crimes and try and prevent them, but that doesn't mean the Council has a huge responsibility to protect it's citizens. The Council has wasted alot of time and effort harassing Palace fans, particularly the HF, since we were promoted and it's fair enough to comment on that. If you don't like it, do your own banner! I will say though, it got a standing ovation from much of the Arthur. Yay!
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est1905

30 Jan 14 5.12pm

Quote blanksight at 29 Jan 2014 6.56pm

The Council has wasted alot of time and effort harassing Palace fans, particularly the HF, since we were promoted and it's fair enough to comment on that.

If you don't like it, do your own banner!

I will say though, it got a standing ovation from much of the Arthur.

Yay!

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7@burnley79 Battersea 31 Jan 14 12.02am
Quote bright&wright at 29 Jan 2014 2.22pm Quote bubble wrap at 29 Jan 2014 2.05pm Quote Big Guy at 29 Jan 2014 10.46am Quote bubble wrap at 29 Jan 2014 10.12am Holding up a banner will no doubt put a stop to the gangs stabbing each others in Croydon. and being snotty online does what? Its a forum to express opinions, My opinion is that if the HF think holding up a banner is going to flood the streets with Police to stop knife crime then they are wrong. Holding up banners makes it look like its Palace fans opinion, HF should stick to football not politics or playing the victim, throwing coins, bottles and abusing players in front of block b doesn't do them any good. Yet again, a massive generalisation of the HF. I really don't believe the HF thought they'd be on the morning news chatting to Suzannah Reid about their move in to politics but why can't they make a statement about their local area? It's not national, it's not a crazy statement, if it gets a bit of coverage what's the hassle? They are talking about knife crime in Croydon - it's hardly opening up a debate about the Middle East. It seems like there's always someone who gets offended over something so f*cking minor, so trivial just because they feel if they're offended they must be right. Get over it mate. If you don't like what they do, hold your own banner up saying 'Down with the HF rotters!'. Agreed, Personally i think it has something to do with the council threatening to close Selhurst because a few young guys want to stand up and sing their hearts out. To concentrate on the HF standing as a problem as opposed to the gang culture on our streets is ridiculous and shows how pathetic and small minded some of our councillors are. The 6 stabbings in 10 days just highlights the moronic view of some of the officials running our council. Yet again because they are in situ they are easy pickings, for cheap shots and the nigels who have nothing better to moan about. Let me just say on record, i don't believe we would be in the premiership without their continuous chanting. It has that much of an impact. Just look at play off final, if they hadn't concentrated together and started most of the chanting at wembley palace would of been as quiet as watford, that support has an impact on those around them. FFS leave these young guys alone
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7@burnley79

Battersea 31 Jan 14 12.02am

Quote bright&wright at 29 Jan 2014 2.22pm

Quote bubble wrap at 29 Jan 2014 2.05pm

Quote Big Guy at 29 Jan 2014 10.46am

Quote bubble wrap at 29 Jan 2014 10.12am

Holding up a banner will no doubt put a stop to the gangs stabbing each others in Croydon.

and being snotty online does what?

Its a forum to express opinions, My opinion is that if the HF think holding up a banner is going to flood the streets with Police to stop knife crime then they are wrong. Holding up banners makes it look like its Palace fans opinion, HF should stick to football not politics or playing the victim, throwing coins, bottles and abusing players in front of block b doesn't do them any good.

Yet again, a massive generalisation of the HF.

I really don't believe the HF thought they'd be on the morning news chatting to Suzannah Reid about their move in to politics but why can't they make a statement about their local area? It's not national, it's not a crazy statement, if it gets a bit of coverage what's the hassle? They are talking about knife crime in Croydon - it's hardly opening up a debate about the Middle East.

It seems like there's always someone who gets offended over something so f*cking minor, so trivial just because they feel if they're offended they must be right. Get over it mate. If you don't like what they do, hold your own banner up saying 'Down with the HF rotters!'.

Agreed, Personally i think it has something to do with the council threatening to close Selhurst because a few young guys want to stand up and sing their hearts out. To concentrate on the HF standing as a problem as opposed to the gang culture on our streets is ridiculous and shows how pathetic and small minded some of our councillors are. The 6 stabbings in 10 days just highlights the moronic view of some of the officials running our council. Yet again because they are in situ they are easy pickings, for cheap shots and the nigels who have nothing better to moan about. Let me just say on record, i don't believe we would be in the premiership without their continuous chanting. It has that much of an impact. Just look at play off final, if they hadn't concentrated together and started most of the chanting at wembley palace would of been as quiet as watford, that support has an impact on those around them. FFS leave these young guys alone

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cornwalls palace Torpoint 31 Jan 14 8.34am
...it's just pointing out that if the Police had put as much interest into crime as the council do with Palace... they might actually get somewhere, just a simple point. .......has our coach driver done a Poo'yet, without thinking about Gus!
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cornwalls palace

Torpoint 31 Jan 14 8.34am

...it's just pointing out that if the Police had put as much interest into crime as the council do with Palace... they might actually get somewhere, just a simple point.

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

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Jan 14 8.53am
Quote 7@burnley79 at 31 Jan 2014 12.02am Personally i think it has something to do with the council threatening to close Selhurst because a few young guys want to stand up and sing their hearts out. A few ????? Entire blocks STAND !!!!!
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Jan 14 8.53am

Quote 7@burnley79 at 31 Jan 2014 12.02am

Personally i think it has something to do with the council threatening to close Selhurst because a few young guys want to stand up and sing their hearts out.

A few ?????
Entire blocks STAND !!!!!

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