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FinchleyEagle 21 Mar 14 1.39pm
Quote Plane at 21 Mar 2014 11.38am Quote palacefandownunder at 21 Mar 2014 11.28am I think every Palace fan knew as soon as the fixture list was published that it was going to come down to the Fulham game. It might not beat Shef Wed in 2010 but you know it's going to be up there with the all time classic games... I'm going to be in the UK and there's no way I'm going to miss this! How does it work with the 'neutral' end at Fulham? Can you buy those tickets through CPFC ticket office? Don't blame you for needing to be there. For the neutral end you have to go to the Fulham site, the tickets aren't on sale yet and you'll probably need a UK address. Away tickets are 4 weeks before, so I'd imagine the neutral end is about the same. Although I cant imagine there will be much neutrality in there - we'll have the entire end behind the goal... You'll be forever in my family's memories and it was an honor and privilege to play and lead in the red and blue Yours sincerely Mile Jedinak
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21 Mar 14 1.39pm

Quote Plane at 21 Mar 2014 11.38am

Quote palacefandownunder at 21 Mar 2014 11.28am

I think every Palace fan knew as soon as the fixture list was published that it was going to come down to the Fulham game. It might not beat Shef Wed in 2010 but you know it's going to be up there with the all time classic games...

I'm going to be in the UK and there's no way I'm going to miss this! How does it work with the 'neutral' end at Fulham? Can you buy those tickets through CPFC ticket office?

Don't blame you for needing to be there. For the neutral end you have to go to the Fulham site, the tickets aren't on sale yet and you'll probably need a UK address.

Away tickets are 4 weeks before, so I'd imagine the neutral end is about the same. Although I cant imagine there will be much neutrality in there - we'll have the entire end behind the goal...

You'll be forever in my family's memories and it was an honor and privilege to play and lead in the red and blue
Yours sincerely
Mile Jedinak

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adrian b Landrindod, Wales 21 Mar 14 2.18pm
There has always been a traditional 'neutral' gate at The Cottage. In the 60s I used to go along there when Palace were playing too far away. No problems getting in. Only ever had 'trouble' with neutrality there when confronted by a group of ugly Leeds Utd fans. They couldn't understand anybody being anything but for or agin. But that's Yorkshire for you. Anyway I predict there will be no in betweeners for this game this time with so much at stake.
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Landrindod, Wales 21 Mar 14 2.18pm

There has always been a traditional 'neutral' gate at The Cottage. In the 60s I used to go along there when Palace were playing too far away. No problems getting in. Only ever had 'trouble' with neutrality there when confronted by a group of ugly Leeds Utd fans. They couldn't understand anybody being anything but for or agin. But that's Yorkshire for you. Anyway I predict there will be no in betweeners for this game this time with so much at stake.

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palacefandownunder Sydney 21 Mar 14 10.31pm
Thanks for the info. I'll keep an eye on the Fulham site, I'm sure the tickets will go fast. As others have said I can't see it being very neutral for this game Edited by palacefandownunder (21 Mar 2014 10.31pm)
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Thanks for the info. I'll keep an eye on the Fulham site, I'm sure the tickets will go fast. As others have said I can't see it being very neutral for this game

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