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View Jamesey's Profile Jamesey Flag Wandsworth 24 Oct 19 11.40pm Send a Private Message to Jamesey Add Jamesey as a friend

Originally posted by eagleswin

Try here: [Link]

Many thanks for the link eagleswin...was wondering how to access this and now look forward to watching this record of a period which I lived through myself.

 


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View Lombardinho's Profile Lombardinho Flag London 25 Oct 19 1.29am Send a Private Message to Lombardinho Add Lombardinho as a friend

I've been so anxious about getting to watch this.
This was my first Palace team from when I was a 10 year old in 1978.
The documentary is brilliant. Even better than I thought it could possibly be.
The style and the swagger are abundantly evident. Our boys were on the telly being cool. The clothes, the hair, The Sash! Big Mal put us on the map and Venners completed the master plan.
The biggest surprise is how confident we were. There was no stopping us....until it all unraveled.
I think this story needed retelling not just for Palace fans but football fans in general.
A masterful achievement.

 

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View Apollofuzz's Profile Apollofuzz Flag On the edge of reason 25 Oct 19 7.21am Send a Private Message to Apollofuzz Add Apollofuzz as a friend

Brought back s many great memories started watching them in 1977 and feel privilege to have seen that team. Burnley as a 12 year old is a memorey that will never fade. We used to turn up early just to watch Buridge warm up and down the front to bang on the boards. Great film.

Vince Hilaire works down at Portsmouth one of my mates who supports Pompy knows him and says he is a top bloke

Originally posted by merganser

Anyone know what happened to Big Mal’s fedora? Was it auctioned for charity?

What are Jim Cannon and Dave Sw’hurst doing now?

They’re not senior citizens yet, are they?

Vince Hilaire was terrific. Is he a pundit? If not, he’d be great on the telly.

Bill Nighy was slightly flat as a celebrity narrator. I’d have preferred Roy Hudd who would have been more effervescent.

Steve Parish was in good form.

Perhaps we’ll be the team of the 2020s.

Edited by Apollofuzz (25 Oct 2019 7.24am)

 


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View Badger11's Profile Badger11 Flag Beckenham 25 Oct 19 7.58am Send a Private Message to Badger11 Add Badger11 as a friend

Originally posted by merganser

Anyone know what happened to Big Mal’s fedora? Was it auctioned for charity?

What are Jim Cannon and Dave Sw’hurst doing now?

They’re not senior citizens yet, are they?

Vince Hilaire was terrific. Is he a pundit? If not, he’d be great on the telly.

Bill Nighy was slightly flat as a celebrity narrator. I’d have preferred Roy Hudd who would have been more effervescent.

Steve Parish was in good form.

Perhaps we’ll be the team of the 2020s.

Was there any truth to the rumours that Walsh and Swindlehurst didn't get on and had a fight on a building site?

 


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View Teddy Eagle's Profile Teddy Eagle Flag 25 Oct 19 8.07am Send a Private Message to Teddy Eagle Add Teddy Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by merganser

Anyone know what happened to Big Mal’s fedora? Was it auctioned for charity?

What are Jim Cannon and Dave Sw’hurst doing now?

They’re not senior citizens yet, are they?

Vince Hilaire was terrific. Is he a pundit? If not, he’d be great on the telly.

Bill Nighy was slightly flat as a celebrity narrator. I’d have preferred Roy Hudd who would have been more effervescent.

Steve Parish was in good form.

Perhaps we’ll be the team of the 2020s.

[Link]

[Link]

This is a good site to waste some time on.


 

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View NEILLO's Profile NEILLO Flag Shoreham-by-Sea 25 Oct 19 9.43am Send a Private Message to NEILLO Add NEILLO as a friend

Originally posted by Badger11

Was there any truth to the rumours that Walsh and Swindlehurst didn't get on and had a fight on a building site?

The fisticuffs took place in the car park at the Shirley Poppy pub.

 


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View monkey's Profile monkey Flag Sittingbourne,Kent 25 Oct 19 10.02am Send a Private Message to monkey Add monkey as a friend

Originally posted by merganser


What are Jim Cannon and Dave Sw’hurst doing now?

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Back in the 1990’s I was Dave Swindlehurst’s milkman for a few years, he lived up Hayes Lane in Bromley, then I believe he’d been turned down by the police force and was working for his father in laws funeral directors

Edited by monkey (25 Oct 2019 10.03am)

 


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View YT's Profile YT Flag Oxford 25 Oct 19 10.30am Send a Private Message to YT Add YT as a friend

Originally posted by Lombardinho

I've been so anxious about getting to watch this.
This was my first Palace team from when I was a 10 year old in 1978.
The documentary is brilliant. Even better than I thought it could possibly be.
The style and the swagger are abundantly evident. Our boys were on the telly being cool. The clothes, the hair, The Sash! Big Mal put us on the map and Venners completed the master plan.
The biggest surprise is how confident we were. There was no stopping us....until it all unraveled.
I think this story needed retelling not just for Palace fans but football fans in general.
A masterful achievement.

If a few words epitomise my time supporting the Palace then these are they. Sadly.

In fact the current period is the least unravelous there has been, I think.

 


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View kenners46's Profile kenners46 Online Flag sydenham village 25 Oct 19 11.16am Send a Private Message to kenners46 Add kenners46 as a friend

If anyone hasnt seen it then try the link below

[Link]

 

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View NEILLO's Profile NEILLO Flag Shoreham-by-Sea 25 Oct 19 3.20pm Send a Private Message to NEILLO Add NEILLO as a friend

The season that team won the old Division 2 was the only one where I didn't miss a game, home or away.

I lived on South Norwood Hill then, opposite Holmesdale Road, so could get home easily even after midweek games in the North.

Great days !

 


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View Bexley Eagle's Profile Bexley Eagle Flag Bexley Kent 25 Oct 19 3.50pm Send a Private Message to Bexley Eagle Add Bexley Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by NEILLO

The season that team won the old Division 2 was the only one where I didn't miss a game, home or away.

I lived on South Norwood Hill then, opposite Holmesdale Road, so could get home easily even after midweek games in the North.

Great days !

Good effort Sir! I have never achieved that in all the years. Went close a few times in the dark years of 82 - 85 (when there really weren't that many of us going up North)and then went and got married! That was the end of that (well away games anyway).

 

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View The_postman's Profile The_postman Flag Forest Row 25 Oct 19 3.54pm Send a Private Message to The_postman Add The_postman as a friend

The documentary brought back some great memories but it also brought home to me the importance of developing first team players through the youth system. Hopefully the clubs plans to invest in the Academy will produce an influx of young talented players in the future.

 

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