Thanks for that MidnightSunEagle!

Any chance of a link to the piece, or a translation of what the guy wrote about us?

"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down"
FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16

I'm so bad at all this computer-related stuff....couldn't link if my life would depend on it!
But [Link] then click on "sport" and then "fotboll" and then "Premier League" then his Premier League blog.
His name is Kalle Karlsson.
I will try to translate it later.

Once again Staffie!!!
You are the ONE!
Thanks.

The whole article translated by Google Translate:

Palace are world class - in the stands
May 6, 2014 , at . 20:47 by JohnDoe

Could anyone at all see that recovery coming? Doubtful. Liverpool put 3-0 yesterday at the start of the second half gone against a Crystal Palace that secured the contract. It is supposed , according to all the " knowledge " , be an advantage to face the team that did not have to pick points, precisely because it was extra unlikely.
There were only twelve minutes left of normal time when Raheem Sterling was replaced and was replaced by Coutinho . A few seconds later it was 1-3 . Would Brendan Rodgers in the state made ​​a defensive replacement ?
Yes, probably , but it's like always easy to say in retrospect as he himself admitted afterwards.

The Sky Sports was Jamie Carragher as usual brilliant when he enlisted the help of Sky's special camera that overview filming the whole plan . He lifted it as Gary Neville was talking about after Liverpool's match against Norwich : How Martin Skrtel and Mamadou Sakho put his team in trouble by falling and do not push up the defense .
A little fun in the context that we had the exact same problem in a year's time at the center backs in our bacon bunch Old Karlbergare (or how , Marko ) . The same phenomenon in Division 6 in the Premier League , the same type of instruction . Just another world.
Below Carragher sawing Skrtel and Sakho (I hope our players look ) :

Even more snack from Carragher / Neville .

We do not cave into us in Luis Suárez tears or speculate on how the fans felt it .
A reverse Istanbul.
They have been so close and now is their feeling that they have thrown it away with the loss against Chelsea and points drop against Crystal Palace. But I definitely see that the title race alive.
Larger miracle has happened than to Manchester City without Sergio Aguero ( in both matches ? ) Do not manage to win two straight home games. And that face teams that are ready was not so simple.

Thought conclude by unreservedly shelf Crystal Palace, or rather a very special part of the club.
We have praised Tony Pulis again and again for what he's done with the team, praised the players who work tremendously hard, now is the time to celebrate the team's twelfth player.
Did you hear the atmosphere at Selhurst Park yesterday ? I hope so ! Otherwise, if you missed something .
Whatever the outcome on the board , even at 0-3, the stadium was a singing sea .
"We Love you, We Love you, We Love you,
and where you go we follow , we follow , we follow ,
'cos we support the Palace , the Palace , the Palace ,
and that's the way we like it , we like it , we like it ,
woooooooooooooooh , Woooooooooooooooooooh "

I was , as you know , nedbäddad at home , but it was something that lit up your world . I got chills.
It was a fat finger up somewhere for all those who slentriankritiserar today's English läktarkultur . Selhurst Park yesterday , Holmesdale Fanatics ( ultra group that controls the curve at the short side where Dwight Gayle sat acknowledgment ) , was absolutely world class.
Yesterday was nothing unique .
Even after the premiere , we noted that the Premier League with Crystal Palace foray set the color of the matches.
They talk sometimes about how the stands can win a football game for their team. How many points are in this case Crystal Palace fans were behind ?
Whatever the results, regardless of table position , they have supported their team through thick and thin . Marouane Chamakh & Co. have always known that the supporters have enormous pressure in the back. Opponents who visited Selhurst Park has had to face a wall. Not quite as big and strong voice as the "Yellow Wall" in Dortmund, but enough to scare them .
Now these fans got their reward for their hard work.
Crystal Palace remain in the Premier League. I am extremely happy about it. Next PL- visit I'll make sure to place at Selhurst Park.
I was there in 1997. Then played Vinnie Jones at Wimbledon ( who also played in the stadium at the time) . Just such a thing .

And I see signs of half remembered days, I hear bells that chime in strange familiar ways

From the same Aftonbladet blog - I enjoyed reading this!

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Inte ens Pulis kan rädda Crystal Palace
(Not even Pulis can rescue Crystal Palace)
22 November 2013, kl. 17:36 by Kalle Karlsson

In 21 seasons he has never been relegated from a league. Now that run will be broken.

There isn't a throw-in in the world that can save Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace, last in the Premier League with four points after eleven matches, is expected to present Tony Pulis, 55, as the new coach any moment now.

Has Crystal Palace spent a month searching for a coach and landed on Tony Pulis? That may be a result of not looking hard enough. Or it could be a sign that they've recognized the football they're supposed to play.
[...]
Tony Pulis has merits. Not least the fact that he was never knocked out a league with a team. But if he takes over Crystal Palace then that fine run is probably going to end.

[...] Tony Pulis is not a visionary solution for the future.