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est1905 Flag 12 Feb 19 5.08pm Send a Private Message to est1905 Add est1905 as a friend

Originally posted by Mapletree

I remember knives being held to throats on the Holmesdale. Really, really nasty.

You might remember imaginary knives being held to throats but you do not remember actual knives being held to throats. That complete cobblers from sensationalist.
I was around in the 80s. It was nasty at times. Fans that went for a punch up did go tooled up at certain games but rarely got in the ground with weapons but stashed them nearby for after the game.
Even then they tended to go after like minded fans of the opposition who were keen on a punch up.
Palace never really had a 'firm'. Very few clubs did.
Some Millwall hooligans liked to try and bully Palace fans but I never saw anyone threatened with a weapon. In or out of the stadium.

All that side of it is a load of childish rubbish anyway.
I despise Spurs, Chelsea, West Ham fans for the size of their mouths, Liverpool, Man United fans for following a 'big club' when often said fan has never been to Liverpool/Manchester. I hate Watford because they sing only when the are winning and their team is full of thugs and I hate Brighton simply because they are obsessed with everything Palace has ever done and their fans (that I've met) are like whiney little girls.

 
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chris123 Flag hove actually 12 Feb 19 5.24pm Send a Private Message to chris123 Add chris123 as a friend

Originally posted by est1905

You might remember imaginary knives being held to throats but you do not remember actual knives being held to throats. That complete cobblers from sensationalist.
I was around in the 80s. It was nasty at times. Fans that went for a punch up did go tooled up at certain games but rarely got in the ground with weapons but stashed them nearby for after the game.
Even then they tended to go after like minded fans of the opposition who were keen on a punch up.
Palace never really had a 'firm'. Very few clubs did.
Some Millwall hooligans liked to try and bully Palace fans but I never saw anyone threatened with a weapon. In or out of the stadium.

All that side of it is a load of childish rubbish anyway.
I despise Spurs, Chelsea, West Ham fans for the size of their mouths, Liverpool, Man United fans for following a 'big club' when often said fan has never been to Liverpool/Manchester. I hate Watford because they sing only when the are winning and their team is full of thugs and I hate Brighton simply because they are obsessed with everything Palace has ever done and their fans (that I've met) are like whiney little girls.

My earlier comment was about Millwall in the 60's, not the 80's. They used to take half the Holmesdale with a police cordon down the middle. The was no searching in those days. So if you didn't see the violence, maybe it was before your time.

 
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Johng Flag 12 Feb 19 5.25pm Send a Private Message to Johng Add Johng as a friend

Originally posted by est1905

You might remember imaginary knives being held to throats but you do not remember actual knives being held to throats. That complete cobblers from sensationalist.
I was around in the 80s. It was nasty at times. Fans that went for a punch up did go tooled up at certain games but rarely got in the ground with weapons but stashed them nearby for after the game.
Even then they tended to go after like minded fans of the opposition who were keen on a punch up.
Palace never really had a 'firm'. Very few clubs did.
Some Millwall hooligans liked to try and bully Palace fans but I never saw anyone threatened with a weapon. In or out of the stadium.

All that side of it is a load of childish rubbish anyway.
I despise Spurs, Chelsea, West Ham fans for the size of their mouths, Liverpool, Man United fans for following a 'big club' when often said fan has never been to Liverpool/Manchester. I hate Watford because they sing only when the are winning and their team is full of thugs and I hate Brighton simply because they are obsessed with everything Palace has ever done and their fans (that I've met) are like whiney little girls.

That did make me laugh given the paragraph that followed.

 
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ChrisGC Flag Wantage 12 Feb 19 5.25pm

Originally posted by est1905

You might remember imaginary knives being held to throats but you do not remember actual knives being held to throats. That complete cobblers from sensationalist.
I was around in the 80s. It was nasty at times. Fans that went for a punch up did go tooled up at certain games but rarely got in the ground with weapons but stashed them nearby for after the game.
Even then they tended to go after like minded fans of the opposition who were keen on a punch up.
Palace never really had a 'firm'. Very few clubs did.
Some Millwall hooligans liked to try and bully Palace fans but I never saw anyone threatened with a weapon. In or out of the stadium.

All that side of it is a load of childish rubbish anyway.
I despise Spurs, Chelsea, West Ham fans for the size of their mouths, Liverpool, Man United fans for following a 'big club' when often said fan has never been to Liverpool/Manchester. I hate Watford because they sing only when the are winning and their team is full of thugs and I hate Brighton simply because they are obsessed with everything Palace has ever done and their fans (that I've met) are like whiney little girls.

Best. Post. Ever.

 
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Eaglecoops Flag CR3 12 Feb 19 5.25pm Send a Private Message to Eaglecoops Add Eaglecoops as a friend

My top 10 hate list in order:

1) Liverpool
2) Watford
3) Man Utd
4) Brighton
5) Chelsea
6) West Ham
7) Charlton
Millwall
9) Southampton
10) Argentina (Maradona)

 
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Eaglecoops Flag CR3 12 Feb 19 5.26pm Send a Private Message to Eaglecoops Add Eaglecoops as a friend

Looks like Millwall gets a pair of dark glasses for being number 8!

 
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Mapletree Flag Croydon 12 Feb 19 5.31pm Send a Private Message to Mapletree Add Mapletree as a friend

Originally posted by est1905

You might remember imaginary knives being held to throats but you do not remember actual knives being held to throats. That complete cobblers from sensationalist.
I was around in the 80s. It was nasty at times. Fans that went for a punch up did go tooled up at certain games but rarely got in the ground with weapons but stashed them nearby for after the game.
Even then they tended to go after like minded fans of the opposition who were keen on a punch up.
Palace never really had a 'firm'. Very few clubs did.
Some Millwall hooligans liked to try and bully Palace fans but I never saw anyone threatened with a weapon. In or out of the stadium.

All that side of it is a load of childish rubbish anyway.
I despise Spurs, Chelsea, West Ham fans for the size of their mouths, Liverpool, Man United fans for following a 'big club' when often said fan has never been to Liverpool/Manchester. I hate Watford because they sing only when the are winning and their team is full of thugs and I hate Brighton simply because they are obsessed with everything Palace has ever done and their fans (that I've met) are like whiney little girls.

Watch my lips

I saw a Millwall fan hold a knife to the throat of a Palace fan on the Holmesdale.

I would guess it was in 1973 (17 November). A bunch of them came in to steal scarves. All I could do was return the grin of this total animal and look away sharpish.

 
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Johng Flag 12 Feb 19 5.32pm Send a Private Message to Johng Add Johng as a friend

Originally posted by ASCPFC

How can you not hate them - historically or now? In the past they were deluded c***s who thought they could rival Palace - they generally couldn't. Now they think they are worthy rivals - they aren't. They are incredibly dirty and direct (hoofball) currently. I reckon Hughton is incredibly over-rated. Our manager is twice his age but our football is light-years ahead of theirs. We have to beat them - end of.

Well, we've already lost to them so I'm not sure quite what point you're making.

 
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eagleman13 Flag On The Road To Hell & Alicante 12 Feb 19 5.34pm Send a Private Message to eagleman13 Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add eagleman13 as a friend

Originally posted by est1905

You might remember imaginary knives being held to throats but you do not remember actual knives being held to throats. That complete cobblers from sensationalist.
I was around in the 80s. It was nasty at times. Fans that went for a punch up did go tooled up at certain games but rarely got in the ground with weapons but stashed them nearby for after the game.
Even then they tended to go after like minded fans of the opposition who were keen on a punch up.
Palace never really had a 'firm'. Very few clubs did.
Some Millwall hooligans liked to try and bully Palace fans but I never saw anyone threatened with a weapon. In or out of the stadium.

All that side of it is a load of childish rubbish anyway.
I despise Spurs, Chelsea, West Ham fans for the size of their mouths, Liverpool, Man United fans for following a 'big club' when often said fan has never been to Liverpool/Manchester. I hate Watford because they sing only when the are winning and their team is full of thugs and I hate Brighton simply because they are obsessed with everything Palace has ever done and their fans (that I've met) are like whiney little girls.

Well I was around in the 60's & 70's and I remember the knives I still have 2 scars from Those encounters I remember the surge in the holmesdale and how scared I was but we stood and got battered.

 

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.
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southnorwoodhill Flag 12 Feb 19 5.37pm Send a Private Message to southnorwoodhill Add southnorwoodhill as a friend

Although it would be good fun if Brighton went down, I'm much more looking forward to Liverpool fluffing becoming crowned champions

 
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Johng Flag 12 Feb 19 5.54pm Send a Private Message to Johng Add Johng as a friend

A history lesson courtesy of Bubbs.

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ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 12 Feb 19 6.01pm Send a Private Message to ASCPFC Add ASCPFC as a friend

Originally posted by Johng

Well, we've already lost to them so I'm not sure quite what point you're making.

Look at the fixture list.

 

Red and Blue Army!
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