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Palace v West Ham 1970 - 40k at Selhurst
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 The Sash  Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 01 Oct 12 10.19pm |
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From the BM in 1970 Us against the Hammers with a massive crowd..them was the days
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Palacetinian  Surrey Fam 01 Oct 12 11.27pm |
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Quote The Sash at 01 Oct 2012 10.19pm
From the BM in 1970 Us against the Hammers with a massive crowd..them was the days Brilliant video. I downloaded to my Blackberry the game at Selhurst the following season when West Ham had Bobby Moore, Harry Redknapp and Frank Lampard playing against us. When we interviewed David Gold at his house last year on the day of the game at Brighton I showed him and he was fascinated by it! I love the Big Match videos - it's how I remember the football of my childhood!
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| Bin Liner London , Southfields 01 Oct 12 11.43pm |
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what a match , used to love The Big Match with Brian Moore.
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| Palacetinian Surrey Fam 01 Oct 12 11.46pm |
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Just found this clip from the 1971 game - only the West Ham goals - the full video of this game lasted over 11 minutes. Don't know about most Palace fans but I would guess there are enough interested in buying a compilation of Palace games on the Big Match through the decades to make it worthwhile. Any takers?
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| Bin Liner London , Southfields 01 Oct 12 11.48pm |
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I thought Alan Pickney might have popped up in those clips.
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| Palacetinian Surrey Fam 02 Oct 12 12.26am |
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Some more Palace matches from the 1970s: 1976-02-07 Crystal Palace vs Swindon Town 1971 Crystal Palace v Manchester United (8 goal thriller!) Crystal Palace 0-2 Arsenal, 1970-71 Division 1 CRYSTAL PALACE V CHELSEA FA CUP 1976 Don Rogers 1973 Goal of the Season
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| Bin Liner London , Southfields 02 Oct 12 12.18pm |
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what a waste of space Paul Hammond was , looked like he simply couldn't be bothered for their first goal, gave away a penalty and was no where near the other 2. The romantically named Colin Prophett was playing for them, surely there must be some puns. Edited by Bin Liner (02 Oct 2012 12.33pm) Edited by Bin Liner (02 Oct 2012 12.33pm)
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| Spiderman Horsham 02 Oct 12 12.30pm |
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There is no prophett(sic) in football anymore
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| Pete53 Hassocks 06 Oct 12 5.36pm |
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I was at the West Ham match in October 1970 although I can't say I remember much about it, so good to see this Big Match clip. Ended 1-1. Pretty well every London derby game drew a crowd in excess of 40,000 to Selhurst during the 4 seasons we were in Division 1 1969-1973. If I recall correctly there was a gate of around 49,000 for a game against Chelsea - a record that was eventually beaten by the 1979 Burnley game.
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