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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 22 Mar 11 10.00am | |
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I think it was the season before the cup final in some sort of tournament to celebrate 100 years of the football league.
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lankygit Lincoln 22 Mar 11 10.36am | |
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Didn`t go nick, but I think we played Sheff Wed.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 22 Mar 11 10.37am | |
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Quote lankygit at 22 Mar 2011 10.36am
Didn`t go nick, but I think we played Sheff Wed.
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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 22 Mar 11 10.48am | |
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Aah..the Mercantile Credit tournement. Yes, I was there, and yes we went out on pens to Sheff W. We had the largest number of fans there on the day, I recall.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 22 Mar 11 10.50am | |
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I remember the chants of 'Bring on the Palace' I thought it was an Endsliegh tournament.
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The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 22 Mar 11 12.35pm | |
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Quote NEILLO at 22 Mar 2011 10.48am
Aah..the Mercantile Credit tournement. Yes, I was there, and yes we went out on pens to Sheff W. We had the largest number of fans there on the day, I recall. We did indeed by miles - We had Leeds on one side of us I recall and it got a little 'tasty' in the bar areas.
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Bubbs Edinburgh 22 Mar 11 7.55pm | |
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THE MERCANTILE CREDIT CLASSIC! Yes, the first time Palace really played at Wembley! This was a football league centenary tournament that clubs qualified through their form in a specific set of league matches. I seem to remember we just qualified at the death. A bit of a damp squid really with Wembley half empty - needless to say I think we were the most represented there. Anyway, we played Sheff Wed; drew 0-0 and went out on penalties with Barber I think missing the crucial one. The Palace end
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Bubbs Edinburgh 22 Mar 11 7.56pm | |
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Phil Barber signing autographs Attachment: merc credit 16.4.88 iv.jpg (157.31Kb)
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Bubbs Edinburgh 22 Mar 11 7.57pm | |
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Jim Cannon points to the fans Attachment: merc credit 16.4.88 ll.jpg (209.80Kb)
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Bubbs Edinburgh 22 Mar 11 7.58pm | |
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Jim Cannon signs some autographs Attachment: merc credit 16.4.88 lll.jpg (159.55Kb)
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Bubbs Edinburgh 22 Mar 11 7.59pm | |
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The dream i had dreamt of from a child, becoming reality: Jim Cannon leading us out at Wembley. Edited by Bubbs (22 Mar 2011 8.12pm) Attachment: merc credit v.jpg (179.61Kb)
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Bubbs Edinburgh 22 Mar 11 8.00pm | |
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A glimpse into the future as Geoff Thomas emerges from the tunnel. Attachment: merc credit vi.jpg (234.00Kb)
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