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I heard the tea lady at Selhurst Park sneezed. I believe the black death is visiting the old stand.

 

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Quote joe_cpfc at 06 May 2014 10.09pm

I was only 10-12 years old in the Pardew era but from what I remember of him he was completely and utterly toilet.I was young but all my family confirm that my young memory is pretty good.


I'm a similar age and I remember him vividly as being a terrible player. He's also a massive c*ck.


He uses it on a regular basis, if the stories are to be believed.

 


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Quote Cucking Funt at 05 May 2014 11.22pm

Looked very moody and pensive when the camera cut to him during the lap of honour, I thought.


Was thinking how to spend £73 million .

 

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Quote charliehub at 05 May 2014 11.44pm

Pardew had his moments, but he was a pretty average player. Still unproven as a manager - in terms of silverware. That's what Palace need next. TP can do. Loving it since the Bert Head days!

You obviously never saw him play did you? Average is massively exaggerating his ability.

Pardew was signed from non league for a very small fee and despite getting made scapegoat by a section of the support, provided to be a very useful player in that side. On all accounts a proper lad off the field, and great for team spirit. Always seemed to get the ball down and play short passes too, which was something of a rarity in that side, great as it was.

Edited by Happiness Stan (06 May 2014 11.17am)


Happiness Stan, not happy. Ironic.

 

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Quote Southampton_Eagle at 06 May 2014 10.29pm

Quote joe_cpfc at 06 May 2014 10.09pm

I was only 10-12 years old in the Pardew era but from what I remember of him he was completely and utterly toilet.I was young but all my family confirm that my young memory is pretty good.


I'm a similar age and I remember him vividly as being a terrible player. He's also a massive c*ck.

I've heard the same SE.My cousin and uncle met him in a club in his Palace days and apparently he came across as the ultimate cnut.

 

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Quote Kosowski at 05 May 2014 11.24pm

Starting to get a little concerned about it all to be honest. Would be typical of us not to keep TP now.


Yes. Typical! If only we had intelligent, astute and wise owners to take the club forward. Business men who know how to play the transfer market and get the best players for the right money. Who know their football and are prepared to stand by their manager through the toughest of times. If only we were a team like Crystal Palace. Oh hold on....!?!

 

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Quote Cucking Funt at 06 May 2014 10.32pm

Quote Southampton_Eagle at 06 May 2014 10.29pm

Quote joe_cpfc at 06 May 2014 10.09pm

I was only 10-12 years old in the Pardew era but from what I remember of him he was completely and utterly toilet.I was young but all my family confirm that my young memory is pretty good.


I'm a similar age and I remember him vividly as being a terrible player. He's also a massive c*ck.


He uses it on a regular basis, if the stories are to be believed.


Yeah but who famously put the ball in the scousers' net to get us to our one and only cup final?

For that we should be eternally grateful.

 


"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down"
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Quote Happiness Stan at 06 May 2014 11.17am

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Quote charliehub at 05 May 2014 11.44pm

Pardew had his moments, but he was a pretty average player. Still unproven as a manager - in terms of silverware. That's what Palace need next. TP can do. Loving it since the Bert Head days!

You obviously never saw him play did you? Average is massively exaggerating his ability.

Pardew was signed from non league for a very small fee and despite getting made scapegoat by a section of the support, provided to be a very useful player in that side. On all accounts a proper lad off the field, and great for team spirit. Always seemed to get the ball down and play short passes too, which was something of a rarity in that side, great as it was.

Edited by Happiness Stan (06 May 2014 11.17am)


Happiness Stan, not happy. Ironic.

I'm perfectly chipper thank you. You must be confusing passing on some unwelcome news, with being annoyed, or some s***.

It's funny the reaction you get for passing on a rumour. If it's not a good one, you get shot down and attacked. I'm not pushing any agenda, as I've said I'd be gutted to lose Pulis, he's the best thing to happen to us in years.

Fact is we will have to do very well to keep him. He is not a saint, with palace in his blood, he is a very driven, ambitious manager, who wants to achieve as much as possible in the game. We should not take him for granted.

 


"How can I remember to keep it all together when half the moon is taken away?"

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Quote Jordan555x at 06 May 2014 10.49pm

Quote Happiness Stan at 06 May 2014 11.17am

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Quote Plane at 06 May 2014 9.05am

Quote charliehub at 05 May 2014 11.44pm

Pardew had his moments, but he was a pretty average player. Still unproven as a manager - in terms of silverware. That's what Palace need next. TP can do. Loving it since the Bert Head days!

You obviously never saw him play did you? Average is massively exaggerating his ability.

Pardew was signed from non league for a very small fee and despite getting made scapegoat by a section of the support, provided to be a very useful player in that side. On all accounts a proper lad off the field, and great for team spirit. Always seemed to get the ball down and play short passes too, which was something of a rarity in that side, great as it was.

Edited by Happiness Stan (06 May 2014 11.17am)


Happiness Stan, not happy. Ironic.

Eh ? I'm perfectly chipper thank you. I was sticking up for Pardew, who although took time to adapt to higher level with us, became a good player in the end.

Either that or you must be confusing my passing on some unwelcome news, with being annoyed, or some s***.

It's funny the reaction you get for passing on a rumour. If it's not a welcolm one, you get shot down and attacked. I'm not pushing any agenda, as I've said I'd be gutted to lose Pulis, he's the best thing to happen to us in years.

Fact is we will have to do very well to keep him. He is not a saint, with palace in his blood, he is a very driven, ambitious manager, who wants to achieve as much as possible in the game. We should not take him for granted.


 


"How can I remember to keep it all together when half the moon is taken away?"

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Quote Happiness Stan at 07 May 2014 10.00am

Quote Jordan555x at 06 May 2014 10.49pm

Quote Happiness Stan at 06 May 2014 11.17am

Quote Spiderman at 06 May 2014 10.31am

Quote Plane at 06 May 2014 9.05am

Quote charliehub at 05 May 2014 11.44pm

Pardew had his moments, but he was a pretty average player. Still unproven as a manager - in terms of silverware. That's what Palace need next. TP can do. Loving it since the Bert Head days!

You obviously never saw him play did you? Average is massively exaggerating his ability.

Pardew was signed from non league for a very small fee and despite getting made scapegoat by a section of the support, provided to be a very useful player in that side. On all accounts a proper lad off the field, and great for team spirit. Always seemed to get the ball down and play short passes too, which was something of a rarity in that side, great as it was.

Edited by Happiness Stan (06 May 2014 11.17am)


Happiness Stan, not happy. Ironic.

I'm perfectly chipper thank you. You must be confusing passing on some unwelcome news, with being annoyed, or some s***.

It's funny the reaction you get for passing on a rumour. If it's not a good one, you get shot down and attacked. I'm not pushing any agenda, as I've said I'd be gutted to lose Pulis, he's the best thing to happen to us in years.

Fact is we will have to do very well to keep him. He is not a saint, with palace in his blood, he is a very driven, ambitious manager, who wants to achieve as much as possible in the game. We should not take him for granted.

Absolutely, he is CP 's prime asset. He (and SP) will obviously negotiate very hard to get what they want from the £75m pot of money. But they have now forged a decent working relationship
So whilst there may well be a lot of hard talking, there's no reason to suppose they won't come to sensible agreements

 

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Edit. Tried to edit but ended up quoting below by mistake. This site is confusing

 


"How can I remember to keep it all together when half the moon is taken away?"

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Quote Seth at 07 May 2014 1.30am

Quote Cucking Funt at 06 May 2014 10.32pm

Quote Southampton_Eagle at 06 May 2014 10.29pm

Quote joe_cpfc at 06 May 2014 10.09pm

I was only 10-12 years old in the Pardew era but from what I remember of him he was completely and utterly toilet.I was young but all my family confirm that my young memory is pretty good.


I'm a similar age and I remember him vividly as being a terrible player. He's also a massive c*ck.


He uses it on a regular basis, if the stories are to be believed.


Yeah but who famously put the ball in the scousers' net to get us to our one and only cup final?

For that we should be eternally grateful.


Palace hero for that one magic moment. Seth is right.

Edited by peterg (07 May 2014 10.34am)

 


The right place at the right time

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