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eagle in cornwall Made In Thornton Heath. 15 Oct 10 3.08pm
It was sad to hear the news that Malcolm Allison died today a great Palace manager who brought a smile to the face of many of us and,in his own way,left his mark on the club. He had his ups and downs but there was never a dull moment with Big Mal. During his time here we became the Red & Blue Eagles and much more. What Malcom Allison moment do you treasure? ........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................
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It was sad to hear the news that Malcolm Allison died today a great Palace manager who brought a smile to the face of many of us and,in his own way,left his mark on the club.
He had his ups and downs but there was never a dull moment with Big Mal.
During his time here we became the Red & Blue Eagles and much more.
What Malcom Allison moment do you treasure?

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

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The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 15 Oct 10 3.09pm
Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.08pm It was sad to hear the news that Malcolm Allison died today a great Palace manager who brought a smile to the face of many of us and,in his own way,left his mark on the club. He had his ups and downs but there was never a dull moment with Big Mal. During his time here we became the Red & Blue Eagles and much more. What Malcom Allison moment do you treasure? Fiona Richmonds tits Actually my fave moment was not when he was manager - it was when he was shuffled out to pass comment on us during the cup semi with Liverpool at Half Time Big Mal actually gave us a chance and said we looked stronger than them depsite being 0-1 down. After Bob 'Primrose' Wilson and Baldy Wilkins had taken the piss out of Mals assessment we then preceded to look stronger, take the game by the scruff and beat them Big Mal 1 W ankers 0 Edited by The Sash (15 Oct 2010 3.14pm) As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014
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Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.08pm

Fiona Richmonds tits

Actually my fave moment was not when he was manager - it was when he was shuffled out to pass comment on us during the cup semi with Liverpool at Half Time

Big Mal actually gave us a chance and said we looked stronger than them depsite being 0-1 down.

After Bob 'Primrose' Wilson and Baldy Wilkins had taken the piss out of Mals assessment we then preceded to look stronger, take the game by the scruff and beat them

Big Mal 1 W ankers 0

Edited by The Sash (15 Oct 2010 3.14pm)

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eagle in cornwall Made In Thornton Heath. 15 Oct 10 3.11pm
Quote The Sash at 15 Oct 2010 3.09pm Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.08pm It was sad to hear the news that Malcolm Allison died today a great Palace manager who brought a smile to the face of many of us and,in his own way,left his mark on the club. He had his ups and downs but there was never a dull moment with Big Mal. During his time here we became the Red & Blue Eagles and much more. What Malcom Allison moment do you treasure? Fiona Richmonds tits trust you anyway you were too young then! Edited by eagle in cornwall (15 Oct 2010 3.14pm) ........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................
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Made In Thornton Heath. 15 Oct 10 3.11pm

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Fiona Richmonds tits

trust you anyway you were too young then!

Edited by eagle in cornwall (15 Oct 2010 3.14pm)

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

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The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 15 Oct 10 3.15pm
Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.11pm Quote The Sash at 15 Oct 2010 3.09pm Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.08pm It was sad to hear the news that Malcolm Allison died today a great Palace manager who brought a smile to the face of many of us and,in his own way,left his mark on the club. He had his ups and downs but there was never a dull moment with Big Mal. During his time here we became the Red & Blue Eagles and much more. What Malcom Allison moment do you treasure? Fiona Richmonds tits trust you anyway you were too young then! Edited by eagle in cornwall (15 Oct 2010 3.14pm) My dad had a thing for Fiona Richmond big time and he has passed that down to me, its the only Sash family tradition - knock one out to the 1970's p*** queen... I have added my proper best Big Mal memory now As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014
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Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.11pm

Quote The Sash at 15 Oct 2010 3.09pm

Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.08pm

Fiona Richmonds tits

trust you anyway you were too young then!

Edited by eagle in cornwall (15 Oct 2010 3.14pm)

My dad had a thing for Fiona Richmond big time and he has passed that down to me, its the only Sash family tradition - knock one out to the 1970's p*** queen...

I have added my proper best Big Mal memory now

As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014

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eagle in cornwall Made In Thornton Heath. 15 Oct 10 3.25pm
Quote The Sash at 15 Oct 2010 3.09pm Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.08pm It was sad to hear the news that Malcolm Allison died today a great Palace manager who brought a smile to the face of many of us and,in his own way,left his mark on the club. He had his ups and downs but there was never a dull moment with Big Mal. During his time here we became the Red & Blue Eagles and much more. What Malcom Allison moment do you treasure? Fiona Richmonds tits Actually my fave moment was not when he was manager - it was when he was shuffled out to pass comment on us during the cup semi with Liverpool at Half Time Big Mal actually gave us a chance and said we looked stronger than them depsite being 0-1 down. After Bob 'Primrose' Wilson and Baldy Wilkins had taken the piss out of Mals assessment we then preceded to look stronger, take the game by the scruff and beat them Big Mal 1 W ankers 0 Edited by The Sash (15 Oct 2010 3.14pm) That's right,I think he said something like - with the young Palace players nervous energy can put some pressure on them in the penalty box they could turn it round. Then Wilkins started to say I can't see that happening....as Pemberton was steaming down the line to put it the cross that led to us equalising. That shut him up! ........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................
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eagle in cornwall

Made In Thornton Heath. 15 Oct 10 3.25pm

Quote The Sash at 15 Oct 2010 3.09pm

Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 3.08pm

Fiona Richmonds tits

Actually my fave moment was not when he was manager - it was when he was shuffled out to pass comment on us during the cup semi with Liverpool at Half Time

Big Mal actually gave us a chance and said we looked stronger than them depsite being 0-1 down.

After Bob 'Primrose' Wilson and Baldy Wilkins had taken the piss out of Mals assessment we then preceded to look stronger, take the game by the scruff and beat them

Big Mal 1 W ankers 0

Edited by The Sash (15 Oct 2010 3.14pm)

That's right,I think he said something like - with the young Palace players nervous energy can put some pressure on them in the penalty box they could turn it round.
Then Wilkins started to say I can't see that happening....as Pemberton was steaming down the line to put it the cross that led to us equalising.
That shut him up!

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 15 Oct 10 3.28pm
Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace. Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa. So before leaving for an away game, he decided to sort it out once and for all. He gathered all the players into a dressing room and told them it had to stop...and that there was no black and white in his team, as far as he was concerned they were all blue. Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' ! Old, Ungifted and White
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Shoreham-by-Sea 15 Oct 10 3.28pm

Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace.

Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa.

So before leaving for an away game, he decided to sort it out once and for all. He gathered all the players into a dressing room and told them it had to stop...and that there was no black and white in his team, as far as he was concerned they were all blue.

Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' !

Old, Ungifted and White

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The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 15 Oct 10 3.30pm
Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace. Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa. So before leaving for an away game, he decided to sort it out once and for all. He gathered all the players into a dressing room and told them it had to stop...and that there was no black and white in his team, as far as he was concerned they were all blue. Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' ! As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014
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The Sash

Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 15 Oct 10 3.30pm

Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm

Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace.

Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa.

Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' !

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Hoof Hearted 15 Oct 10 3.31pm
Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace. Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa. So before leaving for an away game, he decided to sort it out once and for all. He gathered all the players into a dressing room and told them it had to stop...and that there was no black and white in his team, as far as he was concerned they were all blue. Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' ! Hahaha My memory is the FA Cup semifinal at Stamford Bridge in 1976 when he came out to greet us with his fedora on and we all had ours on.... biggest cheer for a manager I've ever heard. The guy was a legend.
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Hoof Hearted 15 Oct 10 3.31pm

Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm

Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace.

Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa.

Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' !

Hahaha

My memory is the FA Cup semifinal at Stamford Bridge in 1976 when he came out to greet us with his fedora on and we all had ours on.... biggest cheer for a manager I've ever heard.

The guy was a legend.

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The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 15 Oct 10 3.36pm
Quote Hoof Hearted at 15 Oct 2010 3.31pm Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace. Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa. So before leaving for an away game, he decided to sort it out once and for all. He gathered all the players into a dressing room and told them it had to stop...and that there was no black and white in his team, as far as he was concerned they were all blue. Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' ! Hahaha My memory is the FA Cup semifinal at Stamford Bridge in 1976 when he came out to greet us with his fedora on and we all had ours on.... biggest cheer for a manager I've ever heard. The guy was a legend.[/quote] That he was HH... As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014
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Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 15 Oct 10 3.36pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 15 Oct 2010 3.31pm

Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm

Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace.

Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa.

Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' !

Hahaha

My memory is the FA Cup semifinal at Stamford Bridge in 1976 when he came out to greet us with his fedora on and we all had ours on.... biggest cheer for a manager I've ever heard.

The guy was a legend.[/quote]

That he was HH...

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kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 15 Oct 10 3.43pm
Quote Hoof Hearted at 15 Oct 2010 3.31pm Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace. Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa. So before leaving for an away game, he decided to sort it out once and for all. He gathered all the players into a dressing room and told them it had to stop...and that there was no black and white in his team, as far as he was concerned they were all blue. Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' ! Hahaha My memory is the FA Cup semifinal at Stamford Bridge in 1976 when he came out to greet us with his fedora on and we all had ours on.... biggest cheer for a manager I've ever heard. The guy was a legend. Beating Chels @ the bridge,when he'd predict the score with his fingers to the baying crowd Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents? Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 15 Oct 2010 3.31pm

Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm

Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace.

Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa.

Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' !

Hahaha

My memory is the FA Cup semifinal at Stamford Bridge in 1976 when he came out to greet us with his fedora on and we all had ours on.... biggest cheer for a manager I've ever heard.

The guy was a legend.

Beating Chels @ the bridge,when he'd predict the score with his fingers to the baying crowd

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

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Hoof Hearted 15 Oct 10 3.45pm
Quote kingdowieonthewall at 15 Oct 2010 3.43pm Quote Hoof Hearted at 15 Oct 2010 3.31pm Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace. Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa. So before leaving for an away game, he decided to sort it out once and for all. He gathered all the players into a dressing room and told them it had to stop...and that there was no black and white in his team, as far as he was concerned they were all blue. Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' ! Hahaha My memory is the FA Cup semifinal at Stamford Bridge in 1976 when he came out to greet us with his fedora on and we all had ours on.... biggest cheer for a manager I've ever heard. The guy was a legend. Beating Chels @ the bridge,when he'd predict the score with his fingers to the baying crowd Then the fight on Chelsea's North Stand end and Jimmy Hill on MOTD going on about the fella with the flat cap on doing a kung fu kick...hahaha
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Hoof Hearted 15 Oct 10 3.45pm

Quote kingdowieonthewall at 15 Oct 2010 3.43pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 15 Oct 2010 3.31pm

Quote NEILLO at 15 Oct 2010 3.28pm

Rodney Marsh used to tell a great story about Big Mal when BM was manager of Palace.

Results weren't going well and BM put it down to the fact that the black players in the team wouldn't pass to the white players and vice versa.

Having got that off his chest he told them to get onto the team coach - '' dark blues at the back, light blues at the front '' !

Hahaha

My memory is the FA Cup semifinal at Stamford Bridge in 1976 when he came out to greet us with his fedora on and we all had ours on.... biggest cheer for a manager I've ever heard.

The guy was a legend.

Beating Chels @ the bridge,when he'd predict the score with his fingers to the baying crowd

Then the fight on Chelsea's North Stand end and Jimmy Hill on MOTD going on about the fella with the flat cap on doing a kung fu kick...hahaha

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