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TomThePalaceFanatic 06 Feb 14 8.03pm
The HF aren't even Palace fans apparently
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The HF aren't even Palace fans apparently

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bubble wrap Carparks in South East London 06 Feb 14 8.07pm
Quote Rudi Hedman at 06 Feb 2014 6.14pm Charlie Kray used to drink in The Blue Orchid. on that note he actually owned Scarletts in the Royal Oak Centre
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Carparks in South East London 06 Feb 14 8.07pm

Quote Rudi Hedman at 06 Feb 2014 6.14pm

Charlie Kray used to drink in The Blue Orchid.

on that note he actually owned Scarletts in the Royal Oak Centre

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BelfastEagle 06 Feb 14 8.49pm
The only bubbles those mockneys see are in the bath. Had a reputation once but now just Burberry clad muppets.
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06 Feb 14 8.49pm

The only bubbles those mockneys see are in the bath.

Had a reputation once but now just Burberry clad muppets.

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jcreedy 06 Feb 14 8.55pm
Quote bubble wrap at 06 Feb 2014 6.17pm Quote Rudi Hedman at 06 Feb 2014 6.12pm I wouldn't be bothered if the drum was dropped and broke, never to be replaced. What that thing achieved isn't required anymore and all it really does now is drown out a lot of songs from elsewhere. There were times early on at &rsenal when people got songs going that could've had the whole end singing but because of the drum and songs only allowed to start from that corner because of it, everyone had to wait for them to exhaust the bouncing up and down to the beat of the drum. "To the beat of the drum, bang, To the beat of the drum, bang, bang, bang." Hated hearing it on the TV at Blackburn, have got used to it mostly, only it does still irritate in parts. Totally agree Rudi. At Arsenal it became a them and us at times, HF were singing one thing the other 3400 fans something else. I like the HF but the drum was banging constantly and not always in time with the masses. The drum helps to coordinate us all, if people are wise enough to follow it. It was my dream to play for Palace and to make my debut. I've always played for the club so if I'm playing here, I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. - John Bostock (Nov 2007)
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06 Feb 14 8.55pm

Quote bubble wrap at 06 Feb 2014 6.17pm

Quote Rudi Hedman at 06 Feb 2014 6.12pm

I wouldn't be bothered if the drum was dropped and broke, never to be replaced. What that thing achieved isn't required anymore and all it really does now is drown out a lot of songs from elsewhere.

There were times early on at &rsenal when people got songs going that could've had the whole end singing but because of the drum and songs only allowed to start from that corner because of it, everyone had to wait for them to exhaust the bouncing up and down to the beat of the drum.

"To the beat of the drum, bang, To the beat of the drum, bang, bang, bang."

Hated hearing it on the TV at Blackburn, have got used to it mostly, only it does still irritate in parts.

Totally agree Rudi. At Arsenal it became a them and us at times, HF were singing one thing the other 3400 fans something else. I like the HF but the drum was banging constantly and not always in time with the masses.

The drum helps to coordinate us all, if people are wise enough to follow it.

It was my dream to play for Palace and to make my debut. I've always played for the club so if I'm playing here, I wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

- John Bostock (Nov 2007)

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seeweedhater London 06 Feb 14 9.10pm
Tossers! Keep singing about michael jacksons monkey!!!
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London 06 Feb 14 9.10pm

Tossers!
Keep singing about michael jacksons monkey!!!

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est1905 06 Feb 14 9.11pm
Every football clubs fans believe they are the best supporters in the world. We're all going to be bias but it's fair to say our fans are enjoying the Premiership experience and many are keen to make some noise while we're here (literally)! Palace have in my opinion always had great support especially away from home. We have that siege mentality, us against the world. But that is ALL Palace fans, not just the HF, Ultras, whatever who work hard to add to the Palace noise and atmosphere but are just a faction of our support. This is probably why some fans of other like ( West Ham amongst them) are showing I'll concealed jealousy at the moment. Many clubs have had their day in terms of reputation for vocal and passionate support. Our time is right now. We're leading the way with songs that people copy, etc. The only club I've ever been impressed with every time I've seen them play against us both home and away (and there's been a few times) is Pompy. Nobody really has a problem with their bell, so what's wrong with a drum? It's great to be a Palace fan right now. Be great to put the icing on the cake and stay up though. So we can annoy other teams fans all over again. Not West Ham though as they'll be in the Championship!
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06 Feb 14 9.11pm

Every football clubs fans believe they are the best supporters in the world. We're all going to be bias but it's fair to say our fans are enjoying the Premiership experience and many are keen to make some noise while we're here (literally)!
Palace have in my opinion always had great support especially away from home. We have that siege mentality, us against the world. But that is ALL Palace fans, not just the HF, Ultras, whatever who work hard to add to the Palace noise and atmosphere but are just a faction of our support. This is probably why some fans of other like ( West Ham amongst them) are showing I'll concealed jealousy at the moment.
Many clubs have had their day in terms of reputation for vocal and passionate support. Our time is right now. We're leading the way with songs that people copy, etc. The only club I've ever been impressed with every time I've seen them play against us both home and away (and there's been a few times) is Pompy. Nobody really has a problem with their bell, so what's wrong with a drum?
It's great to be a Palace fan right now. Be great to put the icing on the cake and stay up though. So we can annoy other teams fans all over again. Not West Ham though as they'll be in the Championship!

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homes New Eltham 06 Feb 14 9.15pm
Wetspam best away support my arse, they were awful at selhurst IH: "I thought Jonny and Wilf were brilliant but it took a 39 year old master to watch the ball and keep his eye on it to finish it".
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New Eltham 06 Feb 14 9.15pm

Wetspam best away support my arse, they were awful at selhurst

IH: "I thought Jonny and Wilf were brilliant but it took a 39 year old master to watch the ball and keep his eye on it to finish it".

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palacer Crystal Palace 06 Feb 14 10.04pm
I like the drum. People standing in the rain just to see their dream again. The Damned
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Crystal Palace 06 Feb 14 10.04pm

I like the drum.

People standing in the rain just to see their dream again. The Damned

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Frickin Saweet South Cronx 06 Feb 14 10.17pm
Quote homes at 06 Feb 2014 9.15pm Wetspam best away support my arse, they were awful at selhurst Was thinking the same and also remember the comedy jeers when they finally did sing a song.
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Quote homes at 06 Feb 2014 9.15pm

Wetspam best away support my arse, they were awful at selhurst

Was thinking the same and also remember the comedy jeers when they finally did sing a song.

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cornwalls palace Torpoint 06 Feb 14 10.31pm
...apparently, palace fans have no wit. .......has our coach driver done a Poo'yet, without thinking about Gus!
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Torpoint 06 Feb 14 10.31pm

...apparently, palace fans have no wit.

.......has our coach driver done a Poo'yet, without thinking about Gus!

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Brentmiester_General Front line in the battle against t... 06 Feb 14 10.32pm
Couldn't give a f* what them c*s think. "We love you Palace, we f@cking hate Man U, We love you Palace, we hate the brighton too, We love you Palace we play in red 'n' blue, so f@ck you, and you ...
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Front line in the battle against t... 06 Feb 14 10.32pm

Couldn't give a f*** what them c***s think.

"We love you Palace, we f@cking hate Man U, We love you Palace, we hate the brighton too, We love you Palace we play in red 'n' blue, so f@ck you, and you ...

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moylerg Cofton Hackett, Worcestershire 06 Feb 14 10.40pm
Quote bubble wrap at 06 Feb 2014 8.07pm Quote Rudi Hedman at 06 Feb 2014 6.14pm Charlie Kray used to drink in The Blue Orchid. on that note he actually owned Scarletts in the Royal Oak Centre Did he now! I arranged an office Christmas do there once, in about 1982 or so. Just as well I paid the bill! Most certainly not European.
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Cofton Hackett, Worcestershire 06 Feb 14 10.40pm

Quote bubble wrap at 06 Feb 2014 8.07pm

Quote Rudi Hedman at 06 Feb 2014 6.14pm

Charlie Kray used to drink in The Blue Orchid.

on that note he actually owned Scarletts in the Royal Oak Centre

Did he now! I arranged an office Christmas do there once, in about 1982 or so. Just as well I paid the bill!

Most certainly not European.

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