Palace or Sunderland

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Who are you routing for?

  • Palace

    Votes: 16 7.8%
  • Sunderland

    Votes: 124 60.2%
  • Draw

    Votes: 11 5.3%
  • Don't care

    Votes: 55 26.7%

  • Total voters
    206
  • Poll closed .


Gritt23

New member
Jul 7, 2003
14,902
Meopham, Kent.
Are there still people who genuinely give a shit what happens to Sunderland? :shrug:

I do. I hope they do fantastically well. I make no apology for not being part of the "how dare they leave / think anywhere is better than here" who then wish the very worst on anyone who does so. Quite the reverse, I absolutely LOVED the Gus days, and would go back to those days in a heartbeat, while watch Buckley and Bridcutt play was an absolute joy. I wish them all the success in the World.
 




jimbob5

Banned
Sep 18, 2014
2,697
These.



I'm looking forward to the OP posting the question as to whether or not we will be dancing on Peter Ward's grave because he once looked at him slightly funnily after an REMF match.
Fair enough. Free speech albeit twisted logic, ignoring facts and reading too much into the question.
 


jimbob5

Banned
Sep 18, 2014
2,697
These.



I'm looking forward to the OP posting the question as to whether or not we will be dancing on Peter Ward's grave because he once looked at him slightly funnily after an REMF match.
Apart from the fact Albion have sold numerous players over the years, and I can't think of many who left under a cloud you've managed to suggest someone who actually came back from Forest. By the way, I can't recall people cheering when those 'inconsistent' players got poached by Sunderland [obviously a coincidence they went to Sunderland]
 


El Presidente

The ONLY Gay in Brighton
Helpful Moderator
Jul 5, 2003
39,719
Pattknull med Haksprut
Apart from the fact Albion have sold numerous players over the years, and I can't think of many who left under a cloud you've managed to suggest someone who actually came back from Forest. By the way, I can't recall people cheering when those 'inconsistent' players got poached by Sunderland [obviously a coincidence they went to Sunderland]

So what though. You clearly have no idea what Palace means to us ( and just as much vice versa).

Poyet was sacked following a dossier assassination on him instigated by certain people at the club who make the ECB's witch hunt of KP seem like a vicar's tea party.

I like most Palace fans I meet, but loathe their football team, that's what a rivalry should be. A short term binfest with another club with which we have very little in common means nothing compared to seeing Palace lose.
 


Dick Knights Mumm

Take me Home Falmer Road
Jul 5, 2003
19,626
Hither and Thither
I do. I hope they do fantastically well. I make no apology for not being part of the "how dare they leave / think anywhere is better than here" who then wish the very worst on anyone who does so. Quite the reverse, I absolutely LOVED the Gus days, and would go back to those days in a heartbeat, while watch Buckley and Bridcutt play was an absolute joy. I wish them all the success in the World.

These are my instincts ......... then I think about wanting Gus wanting to get away and unsettling the ship before the end of that season ................. and it all feels a little tainted.

And it was a joy watching Buckley and Bridcutt ....... but the downing of tools again left a bad taste.

I wish I were able to only think of the good times - because they were great.
 












Man of Harveys

Well-known member
Jul 9, 2003
18,754
Brighton, UK
I do. I hope they do fantastically well. I make no apology for not being part of the "how dare they leave / think anywhere is better than here" who then wish the very worst on anyone who does so. Quite the reverse, I absolutely LOVED the Gus days, and would go back to those days in a heartbeat, while watch Buckley and Bridcutt play was an absolute joy. I wish them all the success in the World.

This, in buckets.

It could well be argued that we are paying a very hefty price for not being able to manage him - and his occasionally slightly difficult behavior, nothing more than that as far as we've been told - properly and professionally in order to accommodate his excellence as a football manager and his ability to attract terrific players. Instead, the club pressed the nuclear button and simply engineered him out of the way. I'm delighted he's done well there, on the whole. He deserves it.
 




















Barrel of Fun

Abort, retry, fail
I can not ever recall a time when I have wanted Pal@se to win?

26th April 2003. We needed Palace to beat Stoke to have a chance of survival in Division Two. We were busy thumping Watford 4-0 when news filtered through that Abebola had scored a late goal to put Palace one nil up.

Someone heard the result on the wireless and the south stand went absolutely mental. "1-0 to the Palace Scum" drifted out of the tree theatre and stirred John Catt.
 


jimbob5

Banned
Sep 18, 2014
2,697
So what though. You clearly have no idea what Palace means to us ( and just as much vice versa).

Poyet was sacked following a dossier assassination on him instigated by certain people at the club who make the ECB's witch hunt of KP seem like a vicar's tea party.

I like most Palace fans I meet, but loathe their football team, that's what a rivalry should be. A short term binfest with another club with which we have very little in common means nothing compared to seeing Palace lose.
I merely ask the question. A lot of fans were/are anti Poyet. I was at the Palace FA cup game in 1976, and when we got thumped in the league 3-1 same year, a 00 draw a couple of seasons later, the 3-0 Boxing day event, the John Gregory 3-0 win, and D Wilson 2-0 wins at Palace. The one where there was about 6 penalties at Palace in the 80s, plus a few others. I don't hate them and I don't hate Gus. It's not a war.
 






jimbob5

Banned
Sep 18, 2014
2,697
These are my instincts ......... then I think about wanting Gus wanting to get away and unsettling the ship before the end of that season ................. and it all feels a little tainted.

And it was a joy watching Buckley and Bridcutt ....... but the downing of tools again left a bad taste.

I wish I were able to only think of the good times - because they were great.
A sensible answer, not reading too much into the question and making assumptions. Well done lad!
 


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