| Palace fans..... 20:23 - Apr 10 with 2433 views | Hoppersblue10 |
They certainly know how to get behind their team, non stop singing since KO....and at 1--0 up they have ramped it up a level....fair play.! |  |
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| Palace fans..... on 21:23 - Apr 10 with 2351 views | vapour_trail |
They are absolutely bossing arsenal, and yes palace fans making a right racket as usual.
Love selhurst park. |  |
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| Palace fans..... on 21:26 - Apr 10 with 2339 views | strikalite |
3-0, could be the end of Mr Wenger me feels..
I'll add, Townsend dived!
Great fans Palace agree [Post edited 10 Apr 2017 21:27]
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| Palace fans..... on 21:28 - Apr 10 with 2324 views | EastTownBlue |
| Palace fans..... on 21:23 - Apr 10 by vapour_trail |
They are absolutely bossing arsenal, and yes palace fans making a right racket as usual.
Love selhurst park. |
It was even better before the away supporters got moved. Enjoyed all of my Tuesday evening visits there (except the 5-0). |  | | |
| Palace fans..... on 22:46 - Apr 10 with 2228 views | DinnernotTea |
Hmm another bandwagon to jump on. They've been woeful all season including protests/abuse when they lost to Sunderland. They're no different to any other set of fans. | |
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| Palace fans..... on 22:47 - Apr 10 with 2229 views | blue_oyster |
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| Palace fans..... on 22:54 - Apr 10 with 2187 views | patrickswell |
Fair play to Palace, I envy them. When Keane took over here, they were in the mire financially and only had a youth policy to recommend them - which wasn't enough to keep the highly rated John Bostock. However, they got their one decent season under Freedman/Holloway, got up and I look at them, for the size of club they are, and think, "We could have done that". |  | | |
| Palace fans..... on 00:01 - Apr 11 with 2109 views | bournemouthblue |
| Palace fans..... on 22:54 - Apr 10 by patrickswell |
Fair play to Palace, I envy them. When Keane took over here, they were in the mire financially and only had a youth policy to recommend them - which wasn't enough to keep the highly rated John Bostock. However, they got their one decent season under Freedman/Holloway, got up and I look at them, for the size of club they are, and think, "We could have done that". |
If there's one thing Ipswich specialise in, it's not having that 'one season'.
We always do it the hard way, wouldn't it be lovely to have a relatively untroubled promotion season for once
Under Burley it was a struggle despite great football
Under Royle it was a struggle despite being free scoring
Under Jim it was a struggle once Evans came in
Jewell and Keane were a struggle full stop
Even when McCarthy got it right, we have always needed a bit more to take us to the next level. We are now paying the price for it not having invested really at all on genuine quality. Freebies and loans only get you so far, you can't reap decent transfer fees but fail to reinvest adequately.
I wasn't against the sale of Murphy provided we replaced him properly, we haven't even bothered to replace him with a genuine equivalent.
I accept some of the money has gone towards Lawrence, Williams, Huws, Diagouraga, Samuel, Moore, Taylor, Spence and Rowe but it's papering over cracks we should have dealt with whilst we were strong. |  |
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| Palace fans..... on 04:43 - Apr 11 with 2053 views | Benters |
Yep great fans one of my fav away days was Palace.
The big difference of course is how the fans all around the stadium get behind their team. |  |
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| Palace fans..... on 05:03 - Apr 11 with 2048 views | trncbluearmy |
| Palace fans..... on 22:46 - Apr 10 by DinnernotTea |
Hmm another bandwagon to jump on. They've been woeful all season including protests/abuse when they lost to Sunderland. They're no different to any other set of fans. |
They have rammed it up in a way I would love Ipswich fans to do,but I remember on numerous occasions going to their place and Town fans completely outsinging them from start to finish,in fact they did not even have a recognisable end,just silence.
But fair play their support has improved beyond all recognition,but it`s easier when you have something to shout about rather then 10 years of boredom and crap |  | | |
| Palace fans..... on 05:06 - Apr 11 with 2036 views | Benters |
| Palace fans..... on 05:03 - Apr 11 by trncbluearmy |
They have rammed it up in a way I would love Ipswich fans to do,but I remember on numerous occasions going to their place and Town fans completely outsinging them from start to finish,in fact they did not even have a recognisable end,just silence.
But fair play their support has improved beyond all recognition,but it`s easier when you have something to shout about rather then 10 years of boredom and crap |
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| Palace fans..... on 10:10 - Apr 11 with 1875 views | tractorshark |
| Palace fans..... on 05:03 - Apr 11 by trncbluearmy |
They have rammed it up in a way I would love Ipswich fans to do,but I remember on numerous occasions going to their place and Town fans completely outsinging them from start to finish,in fact they did not even have a recognisable end,just silence.
But fair play their support has improved beyond all recognition,but it`s easier when you have something to shout about rather then 10 years of boredom and crap |
I live quite close to Palace and work with Palace fans.
I praise their support but they tell me that's only really developed over the past 10-15 years.
It was started by a group in the Holmesdale End (probably not that dissimilar to our Section 6).
The difference is they have managed to unify the stadium.
That said, success brings crowds and improves the atmosphere.
McCarthy is right about one thing: Most fans, if they're truly honest with themselves, care only about winning, regardless of how it comes.
Palace played a prettier game under Pardew but for the bulk of two seasons they've been dropping like a stone.
Allardyce has made them tougher to beat and belligerent and now they may stay up.
I appreciate their football is still way better than ours but that has a lot to do with quality of player.
But I bet the same fans who were dismayed at Allardyce's appointment and fuming after he lost 4-0 at home to Sunderland forgot about those moments when they were beating Chelsea and Arsenal. | | | |
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