Dougie
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- Jan 11, 2012
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I honestly don't think people care like that. In the same way that, if Palace get in the news about it now, people won't form opinions on them either.
They are just too precious .
I honestly don't think people care like that. In the same way that, if Palace get in the news about it now, people won't form opinions on them either.
So there wasn't actually a police probe. Ok since you're going to be all human and reasonable about it, cards on the table. Yes, if the board were aware and I mean properly aware then it's not ideal and Brighton have been a bit shafted. I would then say that's unfortunate.
What has surprised me though is the moral high ground that some have taken and the flap that some have got into. Also the misplaced sense of importance of all this. I can only feel it's fuelled by frustration at never getting the better of Palace (and that isn't a sly dig).
I dunno it just seems funny. I don't think anyone thought worse of Brighton as a club in the first place. Most neutrals probably thought it was Poyet cos "he looks the type",
They are just too precious .
So you're basically saying that Palace are a top flight club in name only, a club playing in a crumbling stadium that got shat into the top flight by default, a club that, when in the FA Cup draw all the lower league clubs hope they don't get because it's not really drawing a top flight club in the real sense and there would be as much glamour in drawing MK Dons or Preston North End.
I think most football fans had a good laugh about it then forgot all about it . What comments were made about it by our manager and chairman ?
Precious or not, there is right and there is wrong.
Someone else can help me out with the Parish remarks on twitter as I'm not on it. But holloway : The Palace boss said: ‘I’d like to thank that person because you did me the biggest favour ever. I didn’t have to gee up anyone. I just had to calm them down. So how stupid are you? We were already in the zone, but I’ll never forget the look on Wilfried Zaha’s face.
‘I don’t hold that against people because I believe things like that come back on you. It never ceases to amaze me how low some people will go.’
And all along it was you lot.
Nuff said.
No idea what you are talking about mate. Don't think I said any of that. The stadium is a bit shit though I'll give you that.
Holloway didn't know at that stage
There is. But there is also important and unimportant.
GT49er;677475w that it's been revealed it was all a Palace plot said:Yes it states in the rules ( quiet clearly ) that if a team gets accused of sh*tin in the toilet, and then it turns out it was someone from the team making acusations. Then the game must be replayed.
just hope
It doesn't matter, he said it, further reports and apologies etc came out and Holloway may or may not have known. Either way Palace stoked it up and then sat back and let Brighton take the blame. Someone at your club knew straight away.
Horton hears a few 50 n.o.So there wasn't actually a police probe. Ok since you're going to be all human and reasonable about it, cards on the table. Yes, if the board were aware and I mean properly aware then it's not ideal and Brighton have been a bit shafted. I would then say that's unfortunate.
What has surprised me though is the moral high ground that some have taken and the flap that some have got into. Also the misplaced sense of importance of all this. I can only feel it's fuelled by frustration at never getting the better of Palace (and that isn't a sly dig).
I dunno it just seems funny. I don't think anyone thought worse of Brighton as a club in the first place. Most neutrals probably thought it was Poyet cos "he looks the type",
Yes it states in the rules ( quiet clearly ) that if a team gets accused of sh*tin in the toilet, and then it turns out it was someone from the team making acusations. Then the game must be replayed.
just hope
Holloway didn't know at that stage
Horton hears a few 50 n.o.
:raises bat:
Would you seriously want to go through all that again.
Tell us something we didn't know. Some of us anyway.Just so you're all aware, because I'm sure you really, really want to know
I'm sure it'll please you to know that Paddy McCarthy revealed at a testimonial evening for our Jules that our Coach Driver was ill the night before and in his words "it was coming out of both ends" when he and the kit man delivered our kit on the Sunday evening.
He tried to clear it but made it worse.
No-one else went it to clear it, and it's still there when the team arrived the next day.
Paddy: "We wouldn't be in the Premier League if it wasn't for that driver. 'Olly wasn't happy"
Cheers to that driver
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How do you know what Holloway knew and when? MCarthy has admitted the players knew who it was, so why didn't Holloway?