Leicestershireeagle good post.

Palace 13th 2017/18.

Blimey 251 quid back in winnings - you could have bought a house for that back then al

I am not sure what pains me the most - that it wasnt a penalty for the first as it was well outside the box or that we simply didnt play on the day

I think its the latter

I have hated Southampton ever since and to make matters worse our next door neighbour a the time, who was a loverly fella, was a Saints fan and although he didnt rub it in - he was over the fecking moon obvioulsy

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Not a very long memory, but it will stay with me for ever: losing to Newcastle last month. As someone else posted in the immediate aftermath, I felt sick.

Apart from that, hitch-hiking with a school pal for a cup tie at scunthorpe in January 1960. They were two divisions above us, but we gave a great account of ourselves - but lost 1-0. I have probably had worse Palace experiences than that, but the memory of hitch-hiking back to London - we got back at about six on the Sunday morning - on a cold and dark January night will always live with me.

There's been so many for me....losing to Bristol City in the play-offs after Ben Watson had missed a penatly for us that would of seen us go to Wembley.

Charlton relegating us in 2005.

Although we did end up surviving on the last day at Hillsborough I will always remember the previous game at home to West Brom where if we won we would of been safe. I think it was 1-1 and Ambrose had a shot in the last minute that got saved of the line by a defender and meaning we had to go to the last game of the season not knowing if we would survive. Walking out the ground I felt sick and nervous at how close we had just come....but then again Hillsborough was one of the best days being a Palace fan so who would change it now!

Definitely losing the Cup Final. While we’re sitting pretty in the Premier League, all the relegations and play-off failures don’t seem to matter as much.

But in 1990 the FA cup final was everything, I was nine years old not hardened to the heartbreaks of following Palace. Even twenty-four years later it still hurts. Our one chance at real glory and who knows how different our club and even English football would look if we’d just held on in that first match.

Probably up there for me, I was sat behind the goal and the moment the ball hit the back of the net I remember thinking we were down. I may be wrong, but I think that may have been one of those days when we played Glad All Over at the end after throwing away a win. Gutting.

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