ERRR, he uses uber michaela, we dont go south of the river, ubers not a taxi, only a hackney carriage can be called a taxi,,,minicab maybe?

The 6 charged are from,,,south croydon,,,,wait for it north stand chatters,,,,, Brighton, portslade, horley , st leonards and worthing! Im not plod but even i suspect at Least 4 or all the last 5 are bha fans,,,or thugs, hope the brighton plod pick up on this ! Ban them from the amex for life !

Probably chauffeured but wanted to keep it on the low down

And if the brighton, portslade, horley, worthing and st leonards chaps were all palace, which i doubt, maybe the south croydon rascal was a brighton thug and should also be banned from the amex! Im seriously considering boycotting this away fixture in the future, the sussex police are obviously not up to the job!

One cannot assume that because one resides on the south coast these had to be Brighton supporters.

I am reliably informed that on the night of the Speroni testimonial there was a significantly large group of Palace supporters waiting for the train at Angmering station.

In my village alone I have met 5 Palace supporters and I have been told that one of the local pubs a small distance drive away is run by supporters of our club.

I would like to say that Willo is a valuable resource to this site.

He is one of the rapidly dwindling group of people for whom the status quo has worked and is working as far as I can tell. He supports the status quo and is not someone that is a driver of change. He assumes that the powers of authority know what is best.

That is all very laudable but for those people that see things differently it has an ostrich feel to it.

Let us not forget that the 'authorities' were responsible for the treatment of the Hillsborough victims and - as reminded to us by our Baggies friend - the Birmingham six.

Let us also not forget that being Gay was criminal until 1967 and even after that many Gay people were still convicted.

In truth you cannot just accept what is said or done just because someone is 'in authority'. There is always an agenda, people are always defensive and in fear of losing power and influence.

However, if a significant group of people believe in the authority figures and are 'conservative' with a small c, then we should hear from them. Unfortunately I don't see us changing their opinion but in my view we need to understand it. So Willo is helpful in that regard and relatively unusual in his staunch support of authority.

I have to say that 'conservative' people are usually very vocal about their hatred of the 'nanny state' yet won't hear anything bad said about authority figures, seems odd to me.