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The Crystal Palace v BHA rivalry - is it over?
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 Rudi Hedman  Caterham 13 Feb 19 11.05am |
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Originally posted by chris123
Was that the relegation party, just after Hillsborough? Yep. Thousands of them along the A23 at The Red Lion in coulsdon Then all p1ssed up and ready to fight at Selhurst.
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| chris123 hove actually 13 Feb 19 11.09am |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Yep. Thousands of them along the A23 at The Red Lion in coulsdon Then all p1ssed up and ready to fight at Selhurst. I remember it, Dave Mackay came onto the pitch and tried to quiten them down.
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| Thereandbackagain Crawley 13 Feb 19 11.10am |
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Originally posted by chris123
Was that the relegation party, just after Hillsborough? Palace 4, Blues 1, May 13, 1989. It was an ironic ‘relegation celebration’ that turned sour.Blues were heading into the old Division Three for the first time in their history and 3,100 fans clad in fancy dress descended on Crystal Palace for the final match of the season. Blues had replaced Garry Pendrey as manager with Dave Mackay shortly before the season’s climax and their mixture of ageing pros and rookie kids just weren’t good enough over the course of the campaign. But the good-natured send-off was ruined by a minority intent on causing trouble. The game was held up for 27 minutes as fans scuffled and Mackay went on to the pitch to appeal for calm. A charge by mounted police eventually dispersed those who had broken through on to the playing surface. As for the game itself, Ian Wright headed the first goal, which triggered the major disturbance, and Palace went on to score again through an Ian Clarkson own-goal before he completed a hat-trick.
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 Hrolf The Ganger 13 Feb 19 2.38pm |
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Originally posted by Thereandbackagain
Palace 4, Blues 1, May 13, 1989. It was an ironic ‘relegation celebration’ that turned sour.Blues were heading into the old Division Three for the first time in their history and 3,100 fans clad in fancy dress descended on Crystal Palace for the final match of the season. Blues had replaced Garry Pendrey as manager with Dave Mackay shortly before the season’s climax and their mixture of ageing pros and rookie kids just weren’t good enough over the course of the campaign. But the good-natured send-off was ruined by a minority intent on causing trouble. The game was held up for 27 minutes as fans scuffled and Mackay went on to the pitch to appeal for calm. A charge by mounted police eventually dispersed those who had broken through on to the playing surface. As for the game itself, Ian Wright headed the first goal, which triggered the major disturbance, and Palace went on to score again through an Ian Clarkson own-goal before he completed a hat-trick. I remember being crushed against the central wall in the Arthur when some of our fans moved back as the fighting kicked off. That was not fun although, the site of a Brummy penguin on a stretcher was my most abiding memory. That was comedy gold. Oh and the fact that we demolished them 4-1. Mustn't forget that.
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| Thereandbackagain Crawley 13 Feb 19 3.10pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I remember being crushed against the central wall in the Arthur when some of our fans moved back as the fighting kicked off. That was not fun although, the site of a Brummy penguin on a stretcher was my most abiding memory. That was comedy gold. Oh and the fact that we demolished them 4-1. Mustn't forget that. It was indeed nasty in the corner of the Arthur ...Punches and kicks coming from all sides and I remember people being pulled up into the seats above to try and escape the mayhem !!....Even when it settled down in the second half it went off again for a while in the seats in the Arthur and like your penguin on a stretcher it was a bit weird seeing Adolf Hitler along side a clown throwing punches !!!
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| Palace 1979 Surrey 13 Feb 19 8.26pm |
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Originally posted by Thereandbackagain
It was indeed nasty in the corner of the Arthur ...Punches and kicks coming from all sides and I remember people being pulled up into the seats above to try and escape the mayhem !!....Even when it settled down in the second half it went off again for a while in the seats in the Arthur and like your penguin on a stretcher it was a bit weird seeing Adolf Hitler along side a clown throwing punches !!! I cant believe that was the eighties, god I am getting old. Remember the penguin, was one sight I never thought I would see at a match. As for rivalry, it will always be Brighton for the old rivalry as the new fluffy Brighton is just plastic supporters who are really only there for premier league matches and will disappear very quickly when relegated. Any set of fans that have ever dared use clappers in my eyes is an insult. Leicester another team who in the days of Filbert Street were a lively bunch(the 'babes' were pretty nasty) and yet now they have those poxy clappers ever week! And one other rivalry has to be that scummy disgrace of a club, Millwall who just thrive on their reputation and will always be a nasty little club with vile support who have no interest in football on the pitch and only what goes on off it.
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| iheartcpfc SE25 14 Feb 19 3.45am |
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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. All that side of it is a load of childish rubbish anyway. bulls***
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KAOS  In a tree 14 Feb 19 4.21am |
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All this ‘we hate Watford’ sentiment! It’s based on jealousy nothing else. They’re a soppy club with soppy fans ... there’s no rivalry to be had! Get a grip ...
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ARGILE OLD GEEZER  PORTIMAO 14 Feb 19 7.25am |
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Originally posted by KAOS
All this ‘we hate Watford’ sentiment! It’s based on jealousy nothing else. They’re a soppy club with soppy fans ... there’s no rivalry to be had! Get a grip ... I hate their fans ,the way they play, the way they bring in players from their parent club,pretty sure they hate us too, maybe not rivalry as such, but getting that way.
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andyachtie  Monte Giberto 14 Feb 19 7.52am |
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Originally posted by Thereandbackagain
It was indeed nasty in the corner of the Arthur ...Punches and kicks coming from all sides and I remember people being pulled up into the seats above to try and escape the mayhem !!....Even when it settled down in the second half it went off again for a while in the seats in the Arthur and like your penguin on a stretcher it was a bit weird seeing Adolf Hitler along side a clown throwing punches !!! I was in the middle of the holmesdale and could see everything. It looked like there was going to be another Hillsborough..... Thank god it wasn't. Bloody thick Brummies...
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| Hrolf The Ganger 14 Feb 19 10.48am |
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Originally posted by andyachtie
I was in the middle of the holmesdale and could see everything. It looked like there was going to be another Hillsborough..... Thank god it wasn't. Bloody thick Brummies... I'm not sure about that but even though I'm a big chap, it certainly made you realise how helpless you are in a real crush.
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| MonsterMunch Cambridge 14 Feb 19 11.20am |
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Originally posted by ARGILE OLD GEEZER
I hate their fans ,the way they play, the way they bring in players from their parent club,pretty sure they hate us too, maybe not rivalry as such, but getting that way. I must admit I am developing a disdain for Watford. Probably overly self-righteous but I see us far superior to them and they act like little upstarts but in reality they have generally performed better than us some how. I really do not rate them, a lot like Wolves, bit of a mystery.
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