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manwitheagletattoo Somewhere in England 04 Aug 21 6.07am
Originally posted by NEILLO Not the most important goal, but still my favourite. Don Rogers, our 5th v Man Utd in that 5-0 win You beat me to it. 1973 Unbelievable goal and scoreline in them days to think a team like Palace beating the mighty Red Devil’s 5:0. South London & Proud Sometimes I really wonder if family are really worth it. Because it doesn’t matter how time and affection you give It’s never enough
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Originally posted by NEILLO

Not the most important goal, but still my favourite.

Don Rogers, our 5th v Man Utd in that 5-0 win

You beat me to it. 1973 Unbelievable goal and scoreline in them days to think a team like Palace beating the mighty Red Devil’s 5:0.

South London & Proud
Sometimes I really wonder if family are really worth it.
Because it doesn’t matter how time and affection you give
It’s never enough

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viveasheagle perth 04 Aug 21 7.01am
I had forgotten the Salako goal against Forest. I brought a ticket from a tout and was sat with the Forest fans near the 1/2 way line. I was pretty quiet when our first goal went in but i could see the ball was on right trajectory to go in, but as you say, just had to wait an eternity for it to hit the back of the net and i went ballistic. The first Palace goal in the semi final win against Liverpool was a big one for me. I went to the 9-0 defeat at Anfield and 2-0 defeat at Selhurst and thought we would be destined not to score against them. In the 9-0 loss we should have scored 5 and when we went 1-0 down i thought we were out of the cup but when Pemberton made the burst down the right and Bright hooked it into the net it was the spring board to the win.
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perth 04 Aug 21 7.01am

I had forgotten the Salako goal against Forest. I brought a ticket from a tout and was sat with the Forest fans near the 1/2 way line. I was pretty quiet when our first goal went in but i could see the ball was on right trajectory to go in, but as you say, just had to wait an eternity for it to hit the back of the net and i went ballistic.
The first Palace goal in the semi final win against Liverpool was a big one for me. I went to the 9-0 defeat at Anfield and 2-0 defeat at Selhurst and thought we would be destined not to score against them. In the 9-0 loss we should have scored 5 and when we went 1-0 down i thought we were out of the cup but when Pemberton made the burst down the right and Bright hooked it into the net it was the spring board to the win.

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Goal Machine The Cronx 04 Aug 21 7.44am
For me, the obvious ones are Puncheon at Wembley and Wilf at the Tampax (the 2nd to be specific). Too young to fully appreciate Stockport. Non obvious was Dougie at Selhurst Park in a 3-0 win over promotion rivals Sunderland. We were building momentum towards the playoffs under Dowie. It was a long ball over his shoulder, smashed on the volley from the D into the top right corner, looping over Mart Poom. Was my birthday too so was there with 12 mates in the Holmesdale end with CRYSTAL PALACE painted in red and blue big letters across our bodies. It still bothers my Charlton supported mate, 14 years on, that he was there with a blue P on his chest. Great scenes when that went it.
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The Cronx 04 Aug 21 7.44am

For me, the obvious ones are Puncheon at Wembley and Wilf at the Tampax (the 2nd to be specific). Too young to fully appreciate Stockport.

Non obvious was Dougie at Selhurst Park in a 3-0 win over promotion rivals Sunderland. We were building momentum towards the playoffs under Dowie. It was a long ball over his shoulder, smashed on the volley from the D into the top right corner, looping over Mart Poom. Was my birthday too so was there with 12 mates in the Holmesdale end with CRYSTAL PALACE painted in red and blue big letters across our bodies. It still bothers my Charlton supported mate, 14 years on, that he was there with a blue P on his chest. Great scenes when that went it.

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dreamwaverider London 04 Aug 21 7.59am
When we went 1-0 up v manure at Wembley with 8 minutes to go. Puncheon powered it into our end. Biggest high of my life. Thought we had it. Followed by total depression as Rooney smashed our dreams.
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When we went 1-0 up v manure at Wembley with 8 minutes to go. Puncheon powered it into our end. Biggest high of my life. Thought we had it. Followed by total depression as Rooney smashed our dreams.

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dreamwaverider London 04 Aug 21 8.01am
Also when Ian Wright did the same thing at Wembley v manure. Sálalos crossed from the left wing and Wrighty powered it in. Edited by dreamwaverider (04 Aug 2021 8.02am)
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London 04 Aug 21 8.01am

Also when Ian Wright did the same thing at Wembley v manure. Sálalos crossed from the left wing and Wrighty powered it in.

Edited by dreamwaverider (04 Aug 2021 8.02am)

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berlinpalace berlin 04 Aug 21 8.27am
Apart from the obvious ones a couple of goals away to Chelsea. We had a corner in front of the away end ( still terracing back then) and Gary Locke came up to the edge of the box right in front of a mob of chelsea retards who were halfway through a chant of ‘Chelsea reject’ when he smashed the clearance into the top corner of the goal. Very funny. We had an evening game there and I was late turning up and the only part open was the shed end. So I went in and found a spot near the front away from the nutters. Second half we had a free kick right in front of the shed which Zico Murphy bent into the top corner. Oh, how I didn’t celebrate. And I don’t think I was the only one.
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berlin 04 Aug 21 8.27am

Apart from the obvious ones a couple of goals away to Chelsea.
We had a corner in front of the away end ( still terracing back then) and Gary Locke came up to the edge of the box right in front of a mob of chelsea retards who were halfway through a chant of ‘Chelsea reject’ when he smashed the clearance into the top corner of the goal. Very funny.
We had an evening game there and I was late turning up and the only part open was the shed end. So I went in and found a spot near the front away from the nutters. Second half we had a free kick right in front of the shed which Zico Murphy bent into the top corner. Oh, how I didn’t celebrate. And I don’t think I was the only one.

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Midlands Eagle 04 Aug 21 9.05am
No-one has mentioned Yogi Hughes brilliant solo goal against Sheffield united
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No-one has mentioned Yogi Hughes brilliant solo goal against Sheffield united

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 04 Aug 21 9.36am
The 5-0 thrashing of Man U was before my time as a Palace supporter (from an army family so lived all over the place and didn't have a particular favourite football team when growing up) BUT I still remember the Peter Nicholas curler at the Holmesdale Rd end in our 1-0 win in 1980. (I was behind that goal that day). It was really satisfying seeing us beat them.
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Too far from Selhurst Park 04 Aug 21 9.36am

The 5-0 thrashing of Man U was before my time as a Palace supporter (from an army family so lived all over the place and didn't have a particular favourite football team when growing up)
BUT
I still remember the Peter Nicholas curler at the Holmesdale Rd end in our 1-0 win in 1980. (I was behind that goal that day). It was really satisfying seeing us beat them.

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Pete53 Hassocks 04 Aug 21 9.46am
Originally posted by Therealeaglestilidie Jim Cannon v Ipswich at Selhurst in 79. Sadly no footage is available due to an industrial dispute with TV stations. Do you mean the dispute resulted in cameras not being there that day? I was there. It would be awful if we were to be able to see it again after all this time and it turned out not to be as good as we remember it Only joking
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Hassocks 04 Aug 21 9.46am

Originally posted by Therealeaglestilidie

Jim Cannon v Ipswich at Selhurst in 79.
Sadly no footage is available due to an industrial dispute with TV stations.

Do you mean the dispute resulted in cameras not being there that day?

I was there. It would be awful if we were to be able to see it again after all this time and it turned out not to be as good as we remember it

Only joking

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 04 Aug 21 9.56am
Originally posted by croydon proud Andrejs Reubens v Leicester away in cup, I think this could be the best. It was in full flight I think. COYP
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Caterham 04 Aug 21 9.56am

Originally posted by croydon proud

Andrejs Reubens v Leicester away in cup,

I think this could be the best. It was in full flight I think.

COYP

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Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 04 Aug 21 10.09am
Originally posted by georgey wood Mark Bright’s winner 4-3 against Millwall 1989. A great game and lovely first time strike (let’s the ball run across him and smashes it top corner after a pass from Wrighty) Was standing behind the little wall in holmesdale with my cousin who was staunch Millwall as a pair of 10 year olds the bragging rights were amazing after they had come back from 3-1 down and they loads of their yobs in the home end as usual going bonkers made it so sweet as they folded ( also beat a very good Millwall side on the day tbf with Sherringham, Carter and Cascarino) a lovely little sub plot was Gray and Hurlock kicking lumps out of each other in midfield! Magic day….. Yes, for me that takes some beating, also Wrighys goal at Plough Lane from almost the half way line Tell me, is something eluding you, sunshine? Is this not what you expected to see? If you wanna find out what's behind these cold eyes You'll just have to claw your way through this disguise
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Originally posted by georgey wood

Mark Bright’s winner 4-3 against Millwall 1989. A great game and lovely first time strike (let’s the ball run across him and smashes it top corner after a pass from Wrighty) Was standing behind the little wall in holmesdale with my cousin who was staunch Millwall as a pair of 10 year olds the bragging rights were amazing after they had come back from 3-1 down and they loads of their yobs in the home end as usual going bonkers made it so sweet as they folded ( also beat a very good Millwall side on the day tbf with Sherringham, Carter and Cascarino) a lovely little sub plot was Gray and Hurlock kicking lumps out of each other in midfield! Magic day…..

Yes, for me that takes some beating, also Wrighys goal at Plough Lane from almost the half way line

Tell me, is something eluding you, sunshine?
Is this not what you expected to see?
If you wanna find out what's behind these cold eyes
You'll just have to claw your way through this disguise

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LeidenEagle Leiden 04 Aug 21 10.11am
Already mentioned, but Puncheon against United at Wembley. The explosion was unbelievable and by far the best I have ever experienced live. And that goes against victories in CL here in the Netherlands. And as seen on TV: Andros' strike against City.
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Leiden 04 Aug 21 10.11am

Already mentioned, but Puncheon against United at Wembley. The explosion was unbelievable and by far the best I have ever experienced live. And that goes against victories in CL here in the Netherlands.

And as seen on TV: Andros' strike against City.

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