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Came across this in regards to 'Pools' managers wife, makes sobering reading . . . [Link]
This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise. |
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Originally posted by eagleman13
Came across this in regards to 'Pools' managers wife, makes sobering reading . . . [Link] I saw that and donated - very sad.
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Originally posted by eagleman13
Came across this in regards to 'Pools' managers wife, makes sobering reading . . . [Link] Makes very emotional reading eagleman. Graeme Lee's wife Gemma would appear to be one heck of a brave lady. It's devastating to live with the knowledge that you have a terminal illness. The whole family seem to be coping very well. If she's at Selhurst on Saturday it would be good if Mr Parish and Co give her (and the kids) a proper Crystal Palace VIP day out. And maybe a donation towards her treatment would be a lovely gesture. But, like Dolphin, I still hope we win the match!
Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled. |
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Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer
If she's at Selhurst on Saturday it would be good if Mr Parish and Co give her (and the kids) a proper Crystal Palace VIP day out. I agree, but would add that it would be nice if our fans could treat the away supporters with some respect. Without being patronising, this is a very big occasion for them, for which they will have travelled a long way. I saw a woman on tv the other day saying "I'm really looking forward to it - I've never been to a Premier League ground before." So please let's have none of the howls of derision and obscene gestures with which away fans are normally treated by some fans at the Whitehorse end. And how about our players also going to applaud them at the end, because I'm sure they'll deserve it. We've already created some goodwill by subsidising their travel; let's not dissipate it with insulting and hostile behaviour.
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Originally posted by JRW2
I agree, but would add that it would be nice if our fans could treat the away supporters with some respect. Without being patronising, this is a very big occasion for them, for which they will have travelled a long way. I saw a woman on tv the other day saying "I'm really looking forward to it - I've never been to a Premier League ground before." So please let's have none of the howls of derision and obscene gestures with which away fans are normally treated by some fans at the Whitehorse end. And how about our players also going to applaud them at the end, because I'm sure they'll deserve it. We've already created some goodwill by subsidising their travel; let's not dissipate it with insulting and hostile behaviour. Totally agree. Perhaps a chant of “ only 1 Gemma Lee” may be nice. Hopefully a great atmosphere and no chants about Lewis Dunk
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Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer
Makes very emotional reading eagleman. Graeme Lee's wife Gemma would appear to be one heck of a brave lady. It's devastating to live with the knowledge that you have a terminal illness. The whole family seem to be coping very well. If she's at Selhurst on Saturday it would be good if Mr Parish and Co give her (and the kids) a proper Crystal Palace VIP day out. And maybe a donation towards her treatment would be a lovely gesture. But, like Dolphin, I still hope we win the match! Yep I am sure our Chairman will do something. Perhaps the kids coming out with the teams would be nice
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Yep I am sure our Chairman will do something. Perhaps the kids coming out with the teams would be nice It seems, our chairman/club must read these boards, Club have indeed 'done something'
This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise. |
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Originally posted by eagleman13
It seems, our chairman/club must read these boards, Club have indeed 'done something' Would n be nice to donate enough for several years treatment. I anticipate they will look after her and the kids. Perhaps HF singing “ 1 Gemma Lee” would be appropriate
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Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer
I'm delighted to read the various posts and to see how our club has responded so well to tomorrow's visit of Hartlepool United to Selhurst. Would love to be there, and I am sure it will be a memorable day for everybody. As long as we win! I especially hope Gemma Lee is given a very warm Selhurst welcome. indeed POG, lets hope we show a bit of class. 1 gemma lee . COYP.
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Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer
I'm delighted to read the various posts and to see how our club has responded so well to tomorrow's visit of Hartlepool United to Selhurst. Would love to be there, and I am sure it will be a memorable day for everybody. As long as we win! I especially hope Gemma Lee is given a very warm Selhurst welcome. Agree also and I have just donated to the appeal which is now at 63% of the target. I am sure that CPFC will look after Mrs. Lee and her family (plus all the other Hartlepool Directors and guests), I hope they enjoy the hospitality and fantastic Selhurst atmosphere. I will just add a slight word of caution about the away travelling supporters and that is to say they have a bit of a reputation on the road. Their final away game is traditionally attended in fancy dress and back in 2011 they dressed as Oompa Loompa’s when playing on the final day at Charlton. Many of them made a weekend of it. There were numerous issues on the Friday night in central London and Saturday morning/lunchtime, plus a fair amount of trouble at the game and London Bridge train station either side of it. Nearly 5,000 Poolies, a lot of whom will have made a weekend of it and who will have been drinking heavily - this has the potential to spoil somebody’s afternoon so please keep your wits about you people.
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Originally posted by thetopgeezer
Sitting in my sister's place near Milton Keynes so I won't be at the game. We lost my brother in law (47) in 2020 to lung cancer so even though I'm a miserable tight b****** I had to give £20 for Simon. Good luck Gemma. Glad to hear to there is a drug helping Top man! Looking at the Just Giving page it is truly wonderful to see all the many donations from the Palace Community. It would be amazing to get her to the total before Kick Off at 3pm this afternoon. It’s a huge ask but the fund has doubled since yesterday so it’s not out of the question. Once again for anyone who would like to donate here is the [Link] COYP.
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