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YT Flag Oxford 28 Nov 22 7.53pm

50 years on from my first Palace FA Cup tie. Palace v Southampton, 1973. We beat Southampton at home in Div 1 on Boxing Day 1972 (3-0) and then in the cup in January (2-0). The Don scored in at least one of the games, possibly in both.

 


Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 28 Nov 22 7.58pm

I'd prefer someone lower

 


Red and Blue Army!

The groover Flag Danbury 28 Nov 22 9.56pm

Well that was underwhelming!

 

Pete53 Flag Hassocks 28 Nov 22 10.05pm

Originally posted by Pete53

I would normally agree about getting a home draw but there is a rail strike planned for the FA Cup weekend, and as I rely on trains to get to matches I'd rather save a home tie for the next round. Which of course pretty well guarantees we will get a home draw!

As I was saying...

 

Dubai Eagle Flag 29 Nov 22 6.25am

Whilst it could have been more interesting I tend to take the view that so long as its not a team in the big 6 (or Newcastle away) then its a good draw -

Home to Southampton is a winnable game -

 

Goal Machine Flag The Cronx 29 Nov 22 8.20am

A bit disappointing, but it's one you'd expect us to win.

Saint's will have survival as their priority and will likely rest all key players, whilst we have the luxury - of having points on the board - to go full out.

I get the impression in recent years that the club is prioritising the FA Cup, and so we should. Let hope for a few big guns to get drawn against each other and fingers crossed we could have another good run.

 

Dubai Eagle Flag 29 Nov 22 8.47am

Man City & Chelsea getting drawn against each other is a good start

Originally posted by Goal Machine

A bit disappointing, but it's one you'd expect us to win.

Saint's will have survival as their priority and will likely rest all key players, whilst we have the luxury - of having points on the board - to go full out.

I get the impression in recent years that the club is prioritising the FA Cup, and so we should. Let hope for a few big guns to get drawn against each other and fingers crossed we could have another good run.

 

Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 29 Nov 22 9.19am

Originally posted by Goal Machine

A bit disappointing, but it's one you'd expect us to win.

Saint's will have survival as their priority and will likely rest all key players, whilst we have the luxury - of having points on the board - to go full out.

I get the impression in recent years that the club is prioritising the FA Cup, and so we should. Let hope for a few big guns to get drawn against each other and fingers crossed we could have another good run.

I very much doubt that this will turn out to be the actualite.
Southampton have a new manager at the helm and they will know that a win could provide them with the confidence and impetus in the quest to avoid the dreaded drop.

 

Nicholas91 Flag The Democratic Republic of Kent 29 Nov 22 9.39am

Originally posted by Willo

I very much doubt that this will turn out to be the actualite.
Southampton have a new manager at the helm and they will know that a win could provide them with the confidence and impetus in the quest to avoid the dreaded drop.

I think there's a real possibility of this Willo so empathise however whilst there is a feeling of 'Bo!!ocks, typical, we seem to get Southampton every other year and if not it will always be a similar level other PL side' I actually think we will win this one.

We are a different team at home, S'ton may have a bounce but they may equally struggle initially under Jones. It will be post-WC and Jan TW, will probably be a lacklustre game, we'll probably both play 60% full strength and I can see us edging it. That's not a declaration of fact or academically formulated hypothesis just my feeling on this one which whilst inferior to yours, does often align to the proverbial 'doom and gloom'.

Asides from that I am not too obsessed with the cup this year, I am more nervous about our overall squad and therefore PL status so my interest whilst still there, is less expectant or invested this season.

 


Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 29 Nov 22 9.44am

Originally posted by Nicholas91

I think there's a real possibility of this Willo so empathise however whilst there is a feeling of 'Bo!!ocks, typical, we seem to get Southampton every other year and if not it will always be a similar level other PL side' I actually think we will win this one.

We are a different team at home, S'ton may have a bounce but they may equally struggle initially under Jones. It will be post-WC and Jan TW, will probably be a lacklustre game, we'll probably both play 60% full strength and I can see us edging it. That's not a declaration of fact or academically formulated hypothesis just my feeling on this one which whilst inferior to yours, does often align to the proverbial 'doom and gloom'.

Asides from that I am not too obsessed with the cup this year, I am more nervous about our overall squad and therefore PL status
so my interest whilst still there, is less expectant or invested this season.

I totally understand your mindset given that we are aligned on this matter.

 

monkey Flag Sittingbourne,but made in Bromley 29 Nov 22 10.45am

Originally posted by Nicholas91

I think there's a real possibility of this Willo so empathise however whilst there is a feeling of 'Bo!!ocks, typical, we seem to get Southampton every other year and if not it will always be a similar level other PL side' I actually think we will win this one.

We are a different team at home, S'ton may have a bounce but they may equally struggle initially under Jones. It will be post-WC and Jan TW, will probably be a lacklustre game, we'll probably both play 60% full strength and I can see us edging it. That's not a declaration of fact or academically formulated hypothesis just my feeling on this one which whilst inferior to yours, does often align to the proverbial 'doom and gloom'.

Asides from that I am not too obsessed with the cup this year, I am more nervous about our overall squad and therefore PL status so my interest whilst still there, is less expectant or invested this season.

I tend to agree, we’ve had our cup run for this decade

 

Dubai Eagle Flag 29 Nov 22 10.58am

I suppose the big question on team strength (for both sides) will depend upon how congested each sides fixture list is at the time the cup game is played given the reduced number of games played in the run up to the turn of the year (Queen passing & the WC break) -

Originally posted by monkey

I tend to agree, we’ve had our cup run for this decade

 

Nicholas91 Flag The Democratic Republic of Kent 29 Nov 22 11.01am

Originally posted by Dubai Eagle

I suppose the big question on team strength (for both sides) will depend upon how congested each sides fixture list is at the time the cup game is played given the reduced number of games played in the run up to the turn of the year (Queen passing & the WC break) -

Yep, injuries etc will factor too.

I highly doubt it will be played at the intensity of a PL match and I also doubt either manager will place it too highly in their priorities.

I would dare to suggest S'ton may still be in slightly more of a pickle than us in which case, alongside the above reasoning, they may not throw the entire kitchen sink at it, perhaps just a saucer and spoon or two. That might edge the odds slightly in our favour again.

 


Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

Den1923 Flag 29 Nov 22 11.30am

Originally posted by Goal Machine

A bit disappointing, but it's one you'd expect us to win.

Saint's will have survival as their priority and will likely rest all key players, whilst we have the luxury - of having points on the board - to go full out.

I get the impression in recent years that the club is prioritising the FA Cup, and so we should. Let hope for a few big guns to get drawn against each other and fingers crossed we could have another good run.

With respect I think that is also our priority, six points off 18th place is not exactly making me feel secure in our current position and I would not want to get to an FA Cup at the expense of our EPL status, surely being in EPL is always our first priority!

 

Elpis Flag In a pub 29 Nov 22 12.05pm

Were gonna win the cup ,were gonna win the cup ,and now your gonna beleive us and ....ect ect

 

palaceexile Flag hastings 29 Nov 22 2.49pm

I remember Southampton away at the Dell in the 4th round of the cup in 1965. Leaving the ground after winning, my mate called out 'Up the Palace!' and an irate woman whacked him around the head with her handbag!

Originally posted by YT

50 years on from my first Palace FA Cup tie. Palace v Southampton, 1973. We beat Southampton at home in Div 1 on Boxing Day 1972 (3-0) and then in the cup in January (2-0). The Don scored in at least one of the games, possibly in both.

 

Plumpton eagle Flag East Sussex 29 Nov 22 2.56pm

50 years on from my first Palace FA Cup tie. Palace v Southampton, 1973. We beat Southampton at home in Div 1 on Boxing Day 1972 (3-0) and then in the cup in January (2-0). The Don scored in at least one of the games, possibly in both.

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The 2-0 cup win was my first ever Palace game. I've got a feeling Iain Phillip scored one of the goals. I think we beat Chelsea 2-0 in next home game (Jim cannon's debut - scored and booked). I was hooked. Needless to say, we got relegated that season and the next!

I guess when I go to the cup game, my first and last Palace games will be Southampton in the cup.

 

Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 29 Nov 22 3.07pm

Originally posted by Plumpton eagle

50 years on from my first Palace FA Cup tie. Palace v Southampton, 1973. We beat Southampton at home in Div 1 on Boxing Day 1972 (3-0) and then in the cup in January (2-0). The Don scored in at least one of the games, possibly in both.

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The 2-0 cup win was my first ever Palace game. I've got a feeling Iain Phillip scored one of the goals. I think we beat Chelsea 2-0 in next home game (Jim cannon's debut - scored and booked). I was hooked. Needless to say, we got relegated that season and the next!

I guess when I go to the cup game, my first and last Palace games will be Southampton in the cup.

Apropos the Southampton games in 1972 and 1973 I do have a feeling that Don Rogers scored in both encounters.

 

cryrst Flag The garden of England 29 Nov 22 6.29pm

Originally posted by Elpis

Were gonna win the cup ,were gonna win the cup ,and now your gonna beleive us and ....ect ect

In a pub explains this

 

Bexley Eagle Flag Bexley Kent 12 Dec 22 7.10pm

What is the thinking behind the 12.30 kick off? There is a rail strike planned for that Saturday currently which doesn’t help?

 

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