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We played at about 20% of what we are capable of that day. You saw what happened when we played to around our best 8 weeks later (even without 31 goal Glenn Murray!) :clap:

Beating you in your own backyard was better IMO.

Agree with both points.

Care to provide a link though? No, I thought not.* Even in the unlikely event a thread exists, I'm sure it's about how 10 or 20 tickets got into the hands of Man U fans, not the thousands that you love to lead people into believing. You and The Major, the propaganda kings of NSC :moo:

Yes, OF COURSE you heard this, it's not like a bitter Brighton fan like yourself would make up such a thing :whistle:

Ignore him, he's almost as deluded as the OP.

As I stated, you need to be a Palace season ticket holder or member to get first go on away tickets. A high profile game like that would have sold out fast as will this year's PREMIERSHIP game. So in answer to your question...very few.

Not sure how they would do that, away tickets go on sale to season ticket holders and members first. With a regular fanbase of 25k + next season, there will be A LOT of Palace fans disappointed when we sell out after 24 hours of tickets going on sale for our trip to the Theatre of Dreams. Still...