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Actually feel sorry for fans of 'Big Clubs'
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 coulsdoneagle  London 11 Apr 17 12.53am |
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They will never experience what it's like to win a match like today or last week. It will just be another necessary win or a good performance against a rival. Every match we play against a big team and get a result a just something else it was incredible. The passion our players showed and the chemistry between them and the fans is something truly special. You can shove your top 4 up your @rse because you will never know what tonight felt like for a club like ours. PTID
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chateauferret  11 Apr 17 12.58am |
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The saddest of all must be Celtic fans. Their domestic season is finished in January and their Champions League ends the minute they have to play someone they've actually heard of. The only challenge is counting up to seven. Arsenal and Chelsea fans seem to have reacted to losing against Palace with the entitled indignity of commuters whose train is late. Edited by chateauferret (11 Apr 2017 1.00am)
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MrCParrot  Taunton 11 Apr 17 7.11am |
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Great post. So many Man United supporters don't really understand the highs and lows, the sheer pain of administration and the joy of mere survival. Hence they don't even sing at Wembley! They have lost the love of a community. Rich in money but not where it counts. I am as happy as Sasa with a hot chocolate Parrot Man City supporters do get it though
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| ParchmoreEagle Belair 11 Apr 17 7.26am |
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And Arsenal fans... Out of 30 games they go to they only lose 8, draw 6, and win the rest (16). And that's a 'BAD' season. I'd rip their hands off for that every year in the PL! I hope they get a Pardew when Wenger leaves and find themselves in a relegation fight! Entitled PR1CKS.
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Ketteridge  Brighton 11 Apr 17 7.28am |
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Feel sorry for all my friends who supported Liverpool at school 25 years later they must feel that they picked the wrong pony in the big club stakes
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| northerwesteagle 11 Apr 17 7.39am |
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Thats what makes Palace so exciting to follow..the rollercoaster ride...its that never knowing what is going to happen next that keeps us on the edge of our seats or as with me last night jumping and screaming around my kitchen lol. Most follow the big teams up there simply because they are up there but there isnt the passion like we saw last night
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| Terry Vegetables Forest Hill 11 Apr 17 9.54am |
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Exactly.. Man U fan vs Leicester Fan Keep your big clubs, you dont know what you're missing. Edited by Terry Vegetables (11 Apr 2017 9.54am)
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| Kermit8 Hevon 11 Apr 17 9.58am |
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The last time Man U fans were genuinely euphoria-ridden was 1999 v Bayern Munich. Once in 18 years. Stuff that for a game of football. Chelsea are enjoying themselves this year tbf and so they should with Conte. Man City and Arsenal? No, thanks. Liverpool still create an atmosphere and love their footy and are up for it for a number of games.
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| Dan1994 Wallington 11 Apr 17 10.04am |
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There aren't many teams who you'd rather be a part of really are there? - Premierleague football I'm so proud to be Palace right now.
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| Kermit8 Hevon 11 Apr 17 10.13am |
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Originally posted by Dan1994
There aren't many teams who you'd rather be a part of really are there? - Premierleague football I'm so proud to be Palace right now. Yep. And imagine how we'd all be feeling if we were sixth from bottom!
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PhuketEagle  Phuket 11 Apr 17 10.38am |
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Pure elation when that Cabaye goal went in - jumping about like crazy! We deserve nights like this, we've suffered enough in the past year +
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 11 Apr 17 12.16pm |
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I don't feel sorry for most of them. A large number of them choose to support one of the big clubs as opposed to supporting their local team or a team with family ties. Feck em. They must still have the same highs and lows though. It's just a high comes from winning a big European game or clinching the title. Their lows are only winning 2-0 against a little team or, god forbid, losing 3-0 away to a team in a relegation battle. I do feel sorry for the fans of those clubs who supported them when they weren't fashionable and are now priced out of the game. I have friends who are Chelsea fans who would watch them home and away 30 years ago but now attend the odd cup match or watch on telly.
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