didnt noades ban him.
do remember his red&blue stripped suit @ the cup finaland the goal he scored when he run the whole legnth of the pitch in calais to the amazment of the french fans

Chris Wright, Always travelled to away games by train, had a bugle and wore a waistcoat covered with metal badges of football league teams also liked a pint or two or three before, during and after games. Yes I remember him well.

Yep, he was also emblazoned across the tabloids supporting England (cant remember which WC, possibly Spain 82) as the 'Prat in the Hat'

As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014

Another reason to hate Noades!!!

Grrrrrr

I mostly remember Saturday afternoons. I used to like to get to games early and park in Dagmar Road by the garages. On the way to the ground I would buy a hotdog or burger and the programme. I would get a bovril inside the ground and sit on the steps of the holmesdale about half way up to the left of the goal as you look at the pitch. I would read the programme and wait for the peanut bloke to come near and chuck me a bag which would last till about half time. He would collect his money a few minutes after he chucked them to you...a tanner a bag!
On the way home we'd go to purley where the girlfriend lived and maybe have a few pints in the Wattenden Arms in Old Lodge Lane near the Kenley Airdrome - Is it still there? The landlord was a bit of a posh tw*t with a handlebar moustache and there was a big propeller above the bar.
Later on we'd go to coulsdon for a chinky and quite often would see Jimbo Cannon in there and have a chat.
Those were the days my friend...I wished they'd never end (truely)
It all seems so clear and better than any experiences I ever have today.

Stood for election on to the council several times,havent seen him for ages though

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

She is one of my first memories of selhurst park, i was taken to games by my dad, grandad and uncle, my grandad used to spread his mac on the grass where the arthur waite stand is now and i used to spend most of the match eating the peanuts and ficking through the programme i must have been only 4 or 5 years old so it must have been late 50s. Cant believe i have been going that long !!