Palace vs Leicester match thread
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 Vaibow  vancouver/croydon 03 Apr 23 3.02am |
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Originally posted by Willo
With the greatest of respect you have misinterpreted my message.I can appreciate why my wording led you to gallivant down that path. My recollection was purely due to the fact that I recall Puel being relieved of his duties after we played Leicester.I did have a conversation with a friend and Leicester supporter,sadly now deceased. Edited by Willo (02 Apr 2023 9.31pm) Your memory is fantastic, for a ripened hidalgo - to remember the most minute of details... most piquing. I can see why one may assume you to be supercilious - don't fear, such humour is not truant yonder most, even if at times it can appear a chimera, multifarious as it is. On a serious note, I do enjoy your musings and you do need to be on a podcast though, mate - I would enjoy that... We all would.
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viveasheagle  perth 03 Apr 23 7.01am |
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Souttar was probably lucky to stay on the pitch. I think he blatantly pulled Mateta back that was missed by the ref not long before he scored.
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| Dubai Eagle 03 Apr 23 7.15am |
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It seems that the number of teams employing dark arts to stop the other team playing & simulation tactics to gain advantage(s) of their own has grown significantly in the last couple of seasons, I guess with the stakes being as high as they are these days it was a trend that was inevitable with the on field punishments not matching the crime (as opposed to the chances of getting away with it & the favourable outcome of the event)
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| Bexley Eagle Bexley Kent 03 Apr 23 7.23am |
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Originally posted by viveasheagle
Souttar was probably lucky to stay on the pitch. I think he blatantly pulled Mateta back that was missed by the ref not long before he scored. He was certainly trying to pull him back as he scored but I don’t recall the incident you are referring to. Doesn’t mean it didn’t happen of course. But in all honesty it is me you need to thank for both goals having on both occasions taken a leak
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| Dubai Eagle 03 Apr 23 7.44am |
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I did the same against Utd just before half time, I nipped off to pee & grab a beer only to arrive in the bar in time to see the Fernandez on the screen celebrating - needless to say I dont leave my seat during the game anymore unless I really have to & then only when passage of play appears to suggest there is no imminent danger - ( like when someone has just put the ball into row Z) Originally posted by Bexley Eagle
He was certainly trying to pull him back as he scored but I don’t recall the incident you are referring to. Doesn’t mean it didn’t happen of course. But in all honesty it is me you need to thank for both goals having on both occasions taken a leak
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 03 Apr 23 8.15am |
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Originally posted by viveasheagle
Souttar was probably lucky to stay on the pitch. I think he blatantly pulled Mateta back that was missed by the ref not long before he scored. The referee was in a good position to see the incident.I suspect he saw the shirt pull but Mateta was bearing down on goal in a good position to score and of course he netted with some aplomb. The referee played a jolly good 'Advantage'.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 03 Apr 23 8.30am |
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Originally posted by Vaibow
Your memory is fantastic, for a ripened hidalgo - to remember the most minute of details... most piquing. I can see why one may assume you to be supercilious - don't fear, such humour is not truant yonder most, even if at times it can appear a chimera, multifarious as it is. On a serious note, I do enjoy your musings and you do need to be on a podcast though, mate - I would enjoy that... You are so kind, thank you very much Vaibow. A podcast would confirm that I am truly in the dusk of life, a fusty old bore and a cure for insomnia.
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| YT Oxford 03 Apr 23 8.35am |
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Originally posted by Bexley Eagle
He was certainly trying to pull him back as he scored but I don’t recall the incident you are referring to. Doesn’t mean it didn’t happen of course. But in all honesty it is me you need to thank for both goals having on both occasions taken a leak 2 wees in 35 minutes. Perhaps a discreet call to your GP? Just saying
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| ripleyeagle Ripley Surrey 03 Apr 23 8.45am |
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What a great performance from the boys on Saturday as everyone played well.Pleased especially for Wardy and Schlupp who get slot of negative comments on here.I must be a lucky charm this season although not a season ticket holder any more I went on Saturday and my last home game was our last home win against the Saints in October.I also went to Brentford away where we should have won but didn’t lose so unbeaten in three Palace games.I do feel sorry for PV but so pleased for Roy and his master stroke of turning around our play to a more attractive attacking style.
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Nicholas91  The Democratic Republic of Kent 03 Apr 23 8.57am |
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Originally posted by YT
2 wees in 35 minutes. Perhaps a discreet call to your GP? Just saying Second one might have been an 'after-wee' YT. I am all too familiar with visiting the toilets immediately prior to taking my seat only to realise about 5-10 minutes after kick off that I need to go again! I've also spent my fair share of time in the stands at Selhurst hoping someone goes down injured, the floodlights go out, anything for a good excuse! Unfortunately, us taking a two-goal+ lead would qualify but very rarely occurs.
Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!! |
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| YT Oxford 03 Apr 23 9.05am |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Second one might have been an 'after-wee' YT. I am all too familiar with visiting the toilets immediately prior to taking my seat only to realise about 5-10 minutes after kick off that I need to go again! I've also spent my fair share of time in the stands at Selhurst hoping someone goes down injured, the floodlights go out, anything for a good excuse! Unfortunately, us taking a two-goal+ lead would qualify but very rarely occurs. Maybe on this occasion it was the unexpected excitement of Palace playing reasonably well.
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| Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 03 Apr 23 9.12am |
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Originally posted by YT
Maybe on this occasion it was the unexpected excitement of Palace playing reasonably well. Perhaps, however Mateta's last minute winner whilst fantastic made any visit to the toilets redundant as the ship had sailed unexpectedly.
Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!! |
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