Malcolm Allison RIP
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 That's not my name  Dorchester 15 Oct 10 1.09pm |
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Great times with Palace and 'Big Mal': we might not have been the best on the pitch, but Mal held us together as a club and made being a Palace supporter something to relish! God bless.
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 Green Bin Carshalton Beeches 15 Oct 10 1.10pm |
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Quote Dancpfc at 15 Oct 2010 12.35pm
Way before my time, but I understand the effects he had on Palace. RIP Malcolm Absolutely It was his idea to change our colours to Red & Blue, and the crest and nickname, so we truly are Big Mal's Red & Blue army. Does anyone remember that the players had nicknames on the back's of their shirts. Directly responsible for Venables first break as a manager, when we play truly total football at times People still remember us beating Chelsea at the Bridge in the FA cup!
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| Sussex Based Palace Sussex 15 Oct 10 1.10pm |
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RIP Great times back in 70's
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| DeSouza In a cave 15 Oct 10 1.10pm |
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Reading older posters memories of the great man are really touching, I'm quite choked up about this. he made Palace into what I have grown up with. RIP Big Mal
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| dave clark 5 Sandy, Bedfordshire 15 Oct 10 1.11pm |
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The fedora, the cigar, Fiona Richmond in the bath and the FA cup Semi Final. Great memories of a great man. RIP
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| Sussex Based Palace Sussex 15 Oct 10 1.11pm |
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Quote Green Bin at 15 Oct 2010 1.10pm
Quote Dancpfc at 15 Oct 2010 12.35pm
Way before my time, but I understand the effects he had on Palace. RIP Malcolm Absolutely It was his idea to change our colours to Red & Blue, and the crest and nickname, so we truly are Big Mal's Red & Blue army. Does anyone remember that the players had nicknames on the back's of their shirts. Directly responsible for Venables first break as a manager, when we play truly total football at times I love watching that on the centenary DVD
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| palace chick South Croydon 15 Oct 10 1.11pm |
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My best days in supporting Crystal Palace / Eagles for which MA gave us the name. Amazing that he took us down twice and yet it was the best of my supporting days - RIP Big Mal
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| Leiceagle Great Glen Leicestershire 15 Oct 10 1.11pm |
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Everybody going tomorrow should wear a sash shirt if possible.
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| eagle in cornwall Made In Thornton Heath. 15 Oct 10 1.20pm |
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I can see him now on that first day of the season against Notts Cty.He had a touch line ban on him so wasn't allowed on the bench.
........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history..................... |
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Kermit8  Hevon 15 Oct 10 1.23pm |
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Quote eagle in cornwall at 15 Oct 2010 1.20pm
I can see him now on that first day of the season against Notts Cty.He had a touch line ban on him so wasn't allowed on the bench.
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| raf eagle kettering 15 Oct 10 1.24pm |
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can someone enlighten us younger palace fans on the 'Fiona Richmond in the bath' incident!
Palace is in our blood - it's science! |
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| Kermit8 Hevon 15 Oct 10 1.25pm |
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The lads were having their usual post-match bath when the country's top p orn star joined them. Just by chance there was a NoTW photographer there and guess who was on the front and back pages of the Sunday newspapers the next day? Maybe someone might have a link to it? Edited by Kermit8 (15 Oct 2010 1.26pm)
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