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robforbe cornwall 17 Jun 18 10.36am
To the tune of madness- it must be love. It must be LEE SIN-NOT der der der It must be LEE SIN-NOT der der der Nothing more nothing less LEE is the best. That was sung in tribute to his awfulness. He was a trier tho , bless him that's why he got a song. Anyone remember this?
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robforbe

cornwall 17 Jun 18 10.36am

To the tune of madness- it must be love.

It must be LEE SIN-NOT der der der

Nothing more nothing less LEE is the best.

That was sung in tribute to his awfulness.

He was a trier tho , bless him that's why he got a song.

Anyone remember this?

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robforbe cornwall 17 Jun 18 10.43am
Remember a large section of the palace away shouting off off off off when the ref was considering brandishing a red card at Phil Mr 110 % barber at Oldham, such was his donkey-ish Ness.
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robforbe

cornwall 17 Jun 18 10.43am

Remember a large section of the palace away shouting off off off off when the ref was considering brandishing a red card at Phil Mr 110 % barber at Oldham, such was his donkey-ish Ness.

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kinky1960 Hampshire 17 Jun 18 10.47am
For the older generation remember Mick Hill, more recently Paul Williams and Bobby Bowry Thank you CPFC2010 for keeping me interested in football, for me no Palace no football either. Come on you Eagles.
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kinky1960

Hampshire 17 Jun 18 10.47am

For the older generation remember Mick Hill, more recently Paul Williams and Bobby Bowry

Thank you CPFC2010 for keeping me interested in football, for me no Palace no football either. Come on you Eagles.

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robforbe cornwall 17 Jun 18 10.51am
Andy Gray on a boxing day , if he had over done it on the turkey and the booze the day before, mind you the rest of em weren't much better, kick of would be launched into crowd is if trying to get lineout in rugby. Lucky if a palace player found another player with pass all match.
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robforbe

cornwall 17 Jun 18 10.51am

Andy Gray on a boxing day , if he had over done it on the turkey and the booze the day before, mind you the rest of em weren't much better, kick of would be launched into crowd is if trying to get lineout in rugby.

Lucky if a palace player found another player with pass all match.

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kayjaybee orpington 17 Jun 18 10.57am
can anyone remember Tony Mahoney, absolutely shocking, and go along with earlier post mentioning David Price, remember one game where his first touch in the particular game was 28 mins in, absolutely ridiculous for a midfield player.
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kayjaybee

orpington 17 Jun 18 10.57am

can anyone remember Tony Mahoney, absolutely shocking, and go along with earlier post mentioning David Price, remember one game where his first touch in the particular game was 28 mins in, absolutely ridiculous for a midfield player.

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trapperjohn Horsham 17 Jun 18 10.59am
From my earlier days Jim Scott purchased from the Toon and hopeless. Later Paul Mortimer and Ruddock if only for the fact that neither could be @rsed and just collected their money for doing s0d all. I got vision, and the rest of the world wears bifocals.
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Horsham 17 Jun 18 10.59am

From my earlier days Jim Scott purchased from the Toon and hopeless. Later Paul Mortimer and Ruddock if only for the fact that neither could be @rsed and just collected their money for doing s0d all.

I got vision, and the rest of the world wears bifocals.

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Harborough Eagle Market Harborough, Leicestershire 17 Jun 18 11.02am
John "yogi Bear" Hughes...dined out for too long on that wonder goal otherwise very predictable, overweight and generally poor...came to palace with willy wallace I think who was small but a lightweight forward. Edited by Harborough Eagle (17 Jun 2018 11.03am) Red and Blue though and through (more than 50 years)
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Market Harborough, Leicestershire 17 Jun 18 11.02am

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John "yogi Bear" Hughes...dined out for too long on that wonder goal otherwise very predictable, overweight and generally poor...came to palace with willy wallace I think who was small but a lightweight forward.

Edited by Harborough Eagle (17 Jun 2018 11.03am)

Red and Blue though and through (more than 50 years)

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robforbe cornwall 17 Jun 18 11.13am
And the prize for zero to cult hero would be Dean austin- really came out fighting when we needed him.
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cornwall 17 Jun 18 11.13am

And the prize for zero to cult hero would be Dean austin- really came out fighting when we needed him.

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Painter Croydon 17 Jun 18 11.22am
Originally posted by robforbe And the prize for zero to cult hero would be Dean austin- really came out fighting when we needed him. Both Dean Austin and Phil Barber had limited ability, but never gave up fighting. The player who had one good game followed by 100 awful games is Tom Soares, hearing he was in the team on the way to the game, was nearly enough to make me turn into a pub and stay there.
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Painter

Croydon 17 Jun 18 11.22am

Originally posted by robforbe

And the prize for zero to cult hero would be Dean austin- really came out fighting when we needed him.

Both Dean Austin and Phil Barber had limited ability, but never gave up fighting.
The player who had one good game followed by 100 awful games is Tom Soares, hearing he was in the team on the way to the game, was nearly enough to make me turn into a pub and stay there.

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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 17 Jun 18 11.37am
It will always be Brian Bason for me. Although looking at some of the names on this thread, that my brain has clearly been trying to blot out, the competition is fierce ! Old, Ungifted and White
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NEILLO

Shoreham-by-Sea 17 Jun 18 11.37am

It will always be Brian Bason for me.

Although looking at some of the names on this thread, that my brain has clearly been trying to blot out, the competition is fierce !

Old, Ungifted and White

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SwordFish Peasmarsh,East Sussex 17 Jun 18 11.52am
Craig Harrison Probably the worst player to ever put on our shirt, although I liked him....... “This is a crisis, a large crisis.... in fact if you have a moment, it’s a 12 storey crisis, magnificent entrance hall, carpeting throughout, 24 hour portage , and an enormous sign on the roof saying “This , is a large crisis” - Edmund Blackadder
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Peasmarsh,East Sussex 17 Jun 18 11.52am

Craig Harrison

Probably the worst player to ever put on our shirt, although I liked him.......

“This is a crisis, a large crisis.... in fact if you have a moment, it’s a 12 storey crisis, magnificent entrance hall, carpeting throughout, 24 hour portage , and an enormous sign on the roof saying “This , is a large crisis” - Edmund Blackadder

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