Most Ridiculous Palace Stories Of All Time
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 Canterbury Palace  Whitstable 31 Oct 23 2.17pm |
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A bit of escapism from the last few days, a mate sent me a long Tweet about poo-gate from the playoff semi-final against Brighton. Our coach driver s***ting all over the changing room, us blaming Brighton and using it as motivation to beat them was such a ridiculous story that I got thinking about other absurd events or news stories from our history. The most ridiculous I could think of was when the press linked Colonel Gaddafi with with a takeover bid which his spokesman was forced to deny. A murderous dictator vehemently denying interest in our club seemed quite a fitting summary of us at that time. Here's the original story: [Link] Anything similarly bizarre or amusing to that which anyone can remember?
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Nicholas91  The Democratic Republic of Kent 31 Oct 23 2.33pm |
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Originally posted by Canterbury Palace
A bit of escapism from the last few days, a mate sent me a long Tweet about poo-gate from the playoff semi-final against Brighton. Our coach driver s***ting all over the changing room, us blaming Brighton and using it as motivation to beat them was such a ridiculous story that I got thinking about other absurd events or news stories from our history. The most ridiculous I could think of was when the press linked Colonel Gaddafi with with a takeover bid which his spokesman was forced to deny. A murderous dictator vehemently denying interest in our club seemed quite a fitting summary of us at that time. Here's the original story: [Link] Anything similarly bizarre or amusing to that which anyone can remember? Remember both of those Canterbury and I'm particularly pleased you mentioned the Gaddafi thing as it's one of those that never gets mentioned! I therefore sometimes question as to whether that was some sort of drunken memory or dream I'm recalling and will make me look insane if I share it with anybody
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| YT Oxford 31 Oct 23 3.45pm |
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There was a story doing the rounds in the summer of 1973 that Crystal Palace had such a strong and star-studded squad, that they were certainties to bounce straight back into Division 1. It was reported that some bookmakers were refusing to take bets on a Palace promotion, so certain was the outcome.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 31 Oct 23 3.46pm |
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I heard a story that Dave Swindlehurst and Ian Walsh had a punch up on a building site. It was widely mentioned at the time although I never heard if it was true.
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| monkey Sittingbourne 31 Oct 23 3.50pm |
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I remember the pre-season friendly against Calais in the 80’s. Some Palace fans jumped on the pitch and tied the French keeper to a goal post with a Union Jack. Sounds ridiculous, but I’ve still got the newspaper cutting in a palace scrap book I’ve got in the loft. I think it made the front page of the current bun
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| YT Oxford 31 Oct 23 4.36pm |
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Originally posted by monkey
I remember the pre-season friendly against Calais in the 80’s. Some Palace fans jumped on the pitch and tied the French keeper to a goal post with a Union Jack. Sounds ridiculous, but I’ve still got the newspaper cutting in a palace scrap book I’ve got in the loft. I think it made the front page of the current bun God, that's right! At the time, I worked with a rabid, arrogant Spurs fan. This story was one of the two times he gave Palace any respect. The other was when we ("apparently"
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) "took" the Clock End at Highbury.| kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 31 Oct 23 4.38pm |
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that barking mad woman simon jordan was riding.
Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents? |
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Teddy Eagle  31 Oct 23 4.53pm |
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P Diddy/Puff Daddy/Squiddly Diddly to buy the club?
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| YT Oxford 31 Oct 23 5.31pm |
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I think I posted the story once before, so I won't bore everyone with it again as it's a little bit involved...but I actually once met and spoke to him on the opening night of a 'joint' in Leicester Square that he, Madonna and someone else (I can't remember) put either their money or their endorsement towards.
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| kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 31 Oct 23 8.46pm |
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Originally posted by YT
I think I posted the story once before, so I won't bore everyone with it again as it's a little bit involved...but I actually once met and spoke to him on the opening night of a 'joint' in Leicester Square that he, Madonna and someone else (I can't remember) put either their money or their endorsement towards. thats when spliff used to be strong..
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| Rachid Rachid Rachid 31 Oct 23 10.42pm |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I heard a story that Dave Swindlehurst and Ian Walsh had a punch up on a building site. It was widely mentioned at the time although I never heard if it was true. I think there was talk of a punch up between some of the players in the Shirley Poppy car park
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| Elpis In a pub 01 Nov 23 9.50am |
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Palace and Wimbledon in merger talks well Ron Noades talks .1986
And we still need a striker |
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