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Itatian Slough 23 Jan 14 9.11am
Having watched that shoot out at Moan U last night I can safely say I have moved on from JP's at Spurs. Hopefully we have somebody with a bit more confidence lined up for our next one
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Itatian

Slough 23 Jan 14 9.11am

Having watched that shoot out at Moan U last night I can safely say I have moved on from JP's at Spurs. Hopefully we have somebody with a bit more confidence lined up for our next one

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bubble wrap Carparks in South East London 23 Jan 14 9.15am
Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons. I would wager JP takes the next one.
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bubble wrap

Carparks in South East London 23 Jan 14 9.15am

Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons.
I would wager JP takes the next one.

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cols123 beckenham 23 Jan 14 9.23am
Chamakh has to step up next time... if he misses I guess punch and gayle can both turn round and say I told you so.. and we may aswell never win a pen again
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cols123

beckenham 23 Jan 14 9.23am

Chamakh has to step up next time... if he misses I guess punch and gayle can both turn round and say I told you so.. and we may aswell never win a pen again

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eagleinmk MK 23 Jan 14 9.29am
Quote bubble wrap at 23 Jan 2014 9.15am Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons. I would wager JP takes the next one. I'm not sure to be honest, we've just had a debate in the office about whether Phil Jones' was worse than Puncheons.....most agree (including our suicidal United Fan) that Jones' was worse just for the pathetic way he struck the ball and still managed to sky it
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MK 23 Jan 14 9.29am

Quote bubble wrap at 23 Jan 2014 9.15am

Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons.
I would wager JP takes the next one.

I'm not sure to be honest, we've just had a debate in the office about whether Phil Jones' was worse than Puncheons.....most agree (including our suicidal United Fan) that Jones' was worse just for the pathetic way he struck the ball and still managed to sky it

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bubble wrap Carparks in South East London 23 Jan 14 10.02am
Quote eagleinmk at 23 Jan 2014 9.29am Quote bubble wrap at 23 Jan 2014 9.15am Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons. I would wager JP takes the next one. I'm not sure to be honest, we've just had a debate in the office about whether Phil Jones' was worse than Puncheons.....most agree (including our suicidal United Fan) that Jones' was worse just for the pathetic way he struck the ball and still managed to sky it Mass debating in the office is not very productive. Although there were some poor penalties last night not one of them came close to being as bad as JP'S.
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bubble wrap

Carparks in South East London 23 Jan 14 10.02am

Quote eagleinmk at 23 Jan 2014 9.29am

Quote bubble wrap at 23 Jan 2014 9.15am

Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons.
I would wager JP takes the next one.

Mass debating in the office is not very productive.
Although there were some poor penalties last night not one of them came close to being as bad as JP'S.

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babylonjohn St Leonards-on-Sea 23 Jan 14 10.23am
I think man u were just saving themselves from the greater humiliation they would of suffered at wembley from citeh.
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babylonjohn

St Leonards-on-Sea 23 Jan 14 10.23am

I think man u were just saving themselves from the greater humiliation they would of suffered at wembley from citeh.

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sueagle2012 23 Jan 14 10.35am
Quote bubble wrap at 23 Jan 2014 9.15am Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons. I would wager JP takes the next one. I think Pulis has already said that he will remain our penalty taker and that nice finish Vs Stoke should reinforce this decision Edited by sueagle2012 (23 Jan 2014 10.36am)
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23 Jan 14 10.35am

Quote bubble wrap at 23 Jan 2014 9.15am

Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons.
I would wager JP takes the next one.

I think Pulis has already said that he will remain our penalty taker and that nice finish Vs Stoke should reinforce this decision

Edited by sueagle2012 (23 Jan 2014 10.36am)

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sydtheeagle England 23 Jan 14 10.55am
Quote bubble wrap at 23 Jan 2014 9.15am Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons. I would wager JP takes the next one. Very similiar. Puncheon's penalty ended up in the crowd at Old Trafford too. Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.
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sydtheeagle

England 23 Jan 14 10.55am

Quote bubble wrap at 23 Jan 2014 9.15am

Not one of them was as bad as Puncheons.
I would wager JP takes the next one.

Very similiar. Puncheon's penalty ended up in the crowd at Old Trafford too.

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

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jamiemartin721 Reading 24 Jan 14 12.58pm
Yeah, but I doubt Puncheon will ever take another penalty that badly in his career. In the end it doesn't really matter if you miss by an inch or put it into row z, it still doesn't count. The whole mocking of JP was understandable, but exaggerated beyond need. Beckham took a worse penalty against Turkey and recieved no where near the same level of stick. Sometimes its just a horror show. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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jamiemartin721

Reading 24 Jan 14 12.58pm

Yeah, but I doubt Puncheon will ever take another penalty that badly in his career.

In the end it doesn't really matter if you miss by an inch or put it into row z, it still doesn't count. The whole mocking of JP was understandable, but exaggerated beyond need. Beckham took a worse penalty against Turkey and recieved no where near the same level of stick.

Sometimes its just a horror show.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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thommo1 Peckham 24 Jan 14 1.01pm
Trying to think, I cannot remember Palace ever being in a shoot out ? DJ John Peel once said: "Supporting Palace has a certain cult value, like pretending that some Peruvian rock band is the best in the world."
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thommo1

Peckham 24 Jan 14 1.01pm

Trying to think, I cannot remember Palace ever being in a shoot out ?

DJ John Peel once said: "Supporting Palace has a certain cult value, like pretending that some Peruvian rock band is the best in the world."

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Stuk Top half 24 Jan 14 1.02pm
Quote thommo1 at 24 Jan 2014 1.01pm Trying to think, I cannot remember Palace ever being in a shoot out ? I can. Midweek league cup game against Leicester, I think. It finished about 10.30-11pm. And Cardiff two years ago after beating Man U. Edited by Stuk (24 Jan 2014 1.03pm) Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 24 Jan 14 1.02pm

Quote thommo1 at 24 Jan 2014 1.01pm

Trying to think, I cannot remember Palace ever being in a shoot out ?

I can. Midweek league cup game against Leicester, I think.

It finished about 10.30-11pm.

And Cardiff two years ago after beating Man U.

Edited by Stuk (24 Jan 2014 1.03pm)

Optimistic as ever

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topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 24 Jan 14 1.20pm
Quote Stuk at 24 Jan 2014 1.02pm Quote thommo1 at 24 Jan 2014 1.01pm Trying to think, I cannot remember Palace ever being in a shoot out ? I can. Midweek league cup game against Leicester, I think. It finished about 10.30-11pm. And Cardiff two years ago after beating Man U. Edited by Stuk (24 Jan 2014 1.03pm) Sunderland 2004, Palace won the play-off semi final 5-4. It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.
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Holmesdale / Surbiton 24 Jan 14 1.20pm