All those in the whitehorse stand
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 adrian b  Landrindod, Wales 14 Feb 14 12.14pm |
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Before it became a grocers shop, the Whitehorse End was really vibrant. For a while, just before segregation of fans (remember that?) the Whitehorse was the agreed meeting place for away support. Then, for a while, before seats, it was for Family groups. After that I think it has lost it's way and identity. A prime place for these 'standing chairs'. With the relatively low roof, this could be like a giant speaker. Arfer and the other lot will be drowned out! good luck
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Runningman  Keston 22 Feb 14 9.05pm |
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Afraid to say that there was some right old riff raff in the Whitehorse today. Mob standing in front of us pretty much ruined it for the youngsters behind me. Hardly saw a thing. Also if flicking 'V's and doing hand signals to opposing fans is the way we 'have to show our support for the Palace' I think I'll pass thanks....
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| Vaibow vancouver/croydon 22 Feb 14 11.44pm |
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Quote genesiseagle1 at 12 Feb 2014 11.28pm
Yes 74 members unfortunately not all whitehorse st holders. In a matter of time yes we could have displays but for now i just want to get people of their backsides make a little noise and encourage the younger generation to be vocal in their support. We will get there may take a couple of years but who knows would be great for four walls of sound imagine how that would sound.
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