Wearing colours to Palace

[Lord Bracknell]

The one occasion I've worn the stripes to Selhurst was when we were promoting the first REMF game at a Palace v Norwich City match. Thanks to the hospitality of The Seagulleater and his chums at The Wheatsheaf, we got tickets in the away end (apart from the young Miss Bracknell, who found herself accompanied by the SGE in the home end - carefully wrapped up in an overcoat). Oh what a jape! Once the Holmesdale end spotted us in the stripes, they spent the whole match singing anti-Albion songs, to the complete bemusement of the Norwich City fans.

Just before the end of the game, a police sergeant came up to me, with a word of advice. "Perhaps you're not aware of this, sir, but there's a bit of history between Palace and Brighton fans. I'd suggest you cover your shirt up, when you leave". "Don't worry", I responded. "We're going back to The Wheatsheaf to meet some of the Palace lads", I reassured him.

All was well.

 

[Djmiles]

Hope you all wear your colours, only enemies inside the stadium, all just people outside.

Spot on.

 

[raz_18]

Always wear my replica n my scarf so won't change tomorrow, wore it to Millwall n a Wall fan started talking to me because he thought the scarf n top were Millwalls

 

[little al]

if CPFC1234 comes on im off, he embarrasses the fcuk out of me

And me. A twat on here and the BBS.

 

[little al]

The one occasion I've worn the stripes to Selhurst was when we were promoting the first REMF game at a Palace v Norwich City match. Thanks to the hospitality of The Seagulleater and his chums at The Wheatsheaf, we got tickets in the away end (apart from the young Miss Bracknell, who found herself accompanied by the SGE in the home end - carefully wrapped up in an overcoat). Oh what a jape! Once the Holmesdale end spotted us in the stripes, they spent the whole match singing anti-Albion songs, to the complete bemusement of the Norwich City fans.

Just before the end of the game, a police sergeant came up to me, with a word of advice. "Perhaps you're not aware of this, sir, but there's a bit of history between Palace and Brighton fans. I'd suggest you cover your shirt up, when you leave". "Don't worry", I responded. "We're going back to The Wheatsheaf to meet some of the Palace lads", I reassured him.

All was well.

Sure it wasn't the Woolpack?

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Sure it wasn't the Woolpack?

Indeed it was. The old memory, eh?

 

[LukeOwen]

The one occasion I've worn the stripes to Selhurst was when we were promoting the first REMF game at a Palace v Norwich City match. Thanks to the hospitality of The Seagulleater and his chums at The Wheatsheaf, we got tickets in the away end (apart from the young Miss Bracknell, who found herself accompanied by the SGE in the home end - carefully wrapped up in an overcoat). Oh what a jape! Once the Holmesdale end spotted us in the stripes, they spent the whole match singing anti-Albion songs, to the complete bemusement of the Norwich City fans.

Just before the end of the game, a police sergeant came up to me, with a word of advice. "Perhaps you're not aware of this, sir, but there's a bit of history between Palace and Brighton fans. I'd suggest you cover your shirt up, when you leave". "Don't worry", I responded. "We're going back to The Wheatsheaf to meet some of the Palace lads", I reassured him.

All was well.

My uncle was with you on that day, he told me about it a few weeks ago. He said he remembers palace singing ' your gonna get your f'ing heads kicked in' also said about the police coming over near the end.

 

[Medwayseagull]

Indeed it was. The old memory, eh?

Is it like the one in Emmerdale ?

 

[Return of the Rev]

Back in the day the brighton mob wore palace colours and palace brighton!
All very confusing

 

[slinky]

i will be wearing mine with PRIDE!!!!

 

[daveinprague]

The only reason not to wear colours is if youre planning to go mob handed into the Palace end...

Of course you should wear your colours..... What a weird thread.
If there was one match in the season that colours are not optional, its this one isnt it?

 

[xenophon]

Naturally

Millwall dont call us the nigels for nothing, the average Palace fan is far more likely to step in and try to stop trouble than to start it.

You are a fine Spin Doctor, but I ain't buying none of your Kool Aid, no Sir

 

[Sir Nigel of Eagleshire]

You are a fine Spin Doctor, but I ain't buying none of your Kool Aid, no Sir

 

[dandy]

You should wear them, Tesco needs all the advertising it can get

 

[jd312]

won't be wearing mine as i will have to get on a train with the scum after. Then again my massive smile on a train full of crying pikeys will probably give it away

 

[Billy the Fish]

Men in football kits

 

[The Seagulleater]

The one occasion I've worn the stripes to Selhurst was when we were promoting the first REMF game at a Palace v Norwich City match. Thanks to the hospitality of The Seagulleater and his chums at The WOOLPACK, we got tickets in the away end (apart from the young Miss Bracknell, who found herself accompanied by the SGE in the home end - carefully wrapped up in an overcoat). Oh what a jape! Once the Holmesdale end spotted us in the stripes, they spent the whole match singing anti-Albion songs, to the complete bemusement of the Norwich City fans.

Just before the end of the game, a police sergeant came up to me, with a word of advice. "Perhaps you're not aware of this, sir, but there's a bit of history between Palace and Brighton fans. I'd suggest you cover your shirt up, when you leave". "Don't worry", I responded. "We're going back to The WOOLPACK to meet some of the Palace lads", I reassured him.

All was well.

LB the WOOLPACK has closed and been turned into flats now, shame, good memories in there, and the only time Brighton fans have been invited to our old Pub..

 

[Hillian1]

You should wear them, Tesco needs all the advertising it can get

Wouldn't that piss of Sainsburys though? We all know how close you are to them.

 

[The Seagulleater]

Wouldn't that piss of Sainsburys though? We all know how close you are to them.

not at all, we all shop at waitrose

 

[seagullondon]

Men in football kits

Not as bad as very fat women in football kits