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Vespa GS cpfc 007 Back in Black 06 Apr 10 11.44pm
My great grandad is in that photo....he's the one with the hat ! I don't need to sell my soul...he's already in me. Crystal Palace Supporters Club Adelaide Regiment
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My great grandad is in that photo....he's the one with the hat !

I don't need to sell my soul...he's already in me.

Crystal Palace Supporters Club Adelaide Regiment

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pieceofcake Cell 36,HMP Albany 07 Apr 10 12.14am
Quote EagleDavy at 06 Apr 2010 8:02pm Now i know Selhurst isn't the best of grounds and the Holmesdale was basically a slope As you will see from the photos posted,the Arthur and the Whitehorse were also mainly grass banks.Like a good few on here,I remember the "fun" of going ase over tt on the rain drenched slope that the Arthur now occupies.
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Quote EagleDavy at 06 Apr 2010 8:02pm

Now i know Selhurst isn't the best of grounds and the Holmesdale was basically a slope

As you will see from the photos posted,the Arthur and the Whitehorse were also mainly grass banks.Like a good few on here,I remember the "fun" of going a*se over t*t on the rain drenched slope that the Arthur now occupies.

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Phil O'Sophical 07 Apr 10 6.48am
Somewhere, in an old 60's Year Book, there's a picture of SP when it was a brickyard, before the ground was built. Apparently Arsenal looked at the site before deciding on Highbury in 1913, so we might all have been gooners. The original Selhurst Park was actually a park, but not where the ground is situated. It was the bit of ground between Holmesdale Road and Selhurst Road, where Burgoyne Road and Oliver Grove now are. The crowd is outstanding, and especially with the penalty after 44 minutes it was clear when we came out after half-time the welcome would be pretty loud and not too friendly. Crystal Palace wanted to strike back, so that was all clear. This is a wonderful place to play football - Jurgen Klopp
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Somewhere, in an old 60's Year Book, there's a picture of SP when it was a brickyard, before the ground was built. Apparently Arsenal looked at the site before deciding on Highbury in 1913, so we might all have been gooners.

The original Selhurst Park was actually a park, but not where the ground is situated. It was the bit of ground between Holmesdale Road and Selhurst Road, where Burgoyne Road and Oliver Grove now are.

The crowd is outstanding, and especially with the penalty after 44 minutes it was clear when we came out after half-time the welcome would be pretty loud and not too friendly. Crystal Palace wanted to strike back, so that was all clear. This is a wonderful place to play football - Jurgen Klopp

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eagle in cornwall Made In Thornton Heath. 07 Apr 10 7.15am
Quote pieceofcake at 07 Apr 2010 12:14am Quote EagleDavy at 06 Apr 2010 8:02pm Now i know Selhurst isn't the best of grounds and the Holmesdale was basically a slope As you will see from the photos posted,the Arthur and the Whitehorse were also mainly grass banks.Like a good few on here,I remember the "fun" of going ase over tt on the rain drenched slope that the Arthur now occupies. Fell down that slope a few times,as we used to change ends at half time.At the very top of the Whitehorse end we could have a kick about during the interval. ........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................
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Quote pieceofcake at 07 Apr 2010 12:14am

Quote EagleDavy at 06 Apr 2010 8:02pm

Now i know Selhurst isn't the best of grounds and the Holmesdale was basically a slope

Fell down that slope a few times,as we used to change ends at half time.At the very top of the Whitehorse end we could have a kick about during the interval.

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

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Kermit8 Hevon 07 Apr 10 7.20am
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Check out photographer Hy Money's catalogue.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Phil O'Sophical 07 Apr 10 7.22am
Quote eagle in cornwall at 07 Apr 2010 7:15am Quote pieceofcake at 07 Apr 2010 12:14am Quote EagleDavy at 06 Apr 2010 8:02pm Now i know Selhurst isn't the best of grounds and the Holmesdale was basically a slope As you will see from the photos posted,the Arthur and the Whitehorse were also mainly grass banks.Like a good few on here,I remember the "fun" of going ase over tt on the rain drenched slope that the Arthur now occupies. Fell down that slope a few times,as we used to change ends at half time.At the very top of the Whitehorse end we could have a kick about during the interval. Was it you who always had to get the ball out of the brambles?? The crowd is outstanding, and especially with the penalty after 44 minutes it was clear when we came out after half-time the welcome would be pretty loud and not too friendly. Crystal Palace wanted to strike back, so that was all clear. This is a wonderful place to play football - Jurgen Klopp
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07 Apr 10 7.22am

Quote eagle in cornwall at 07 Apr 2010 7:15am

Quote pieceofcake at 07 Apr 2010 12:14am

Quote EagleDavy at 06 Apr 2010 8:02pm

Now i know Selhurst isn't the best of grounds and the Holmesdale was basically a slope

Fell down that slope a few times,as we used to change ends at half time.At the very top of the Whitehorse end we could have a kick about during the interval.

Was it you who always had to get the ball out of the brambles??

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eagle in cornwall Made In Thornton Heath. 07 Apr 10 7.26am
Quote Phil O'Sophical at 07 Apr 2010 7:22am Quote eagle in cornwall at 07 Apr 2010 7:15am Quote pieceofcake at 07 Apr 2010 12:14am Quote EagleDavy at 06 Apr 2010 8:02pm Now i know Selhurst isn't the best of grounds and the Holmesdale was basically a slope As you will see from the photos posted,the Arthur and the Whitehorse were also mainly grass banks.Like a good few on here,I remember the "fun" of going ase over tt on the rain drenched slope that the Arthur now occupies. Fell down that slope a few times,as we used to change ends at half time.At the very top of the Whitehorse end we could have a kick about during the interval. Was it you who always had to get the ball out of the brambles?? Probably i was only a little un. ........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................
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Made In Thornton Heath. 07 Apr 10 7.26am

Quote Phil O'Sophical at 07 Apr 2010 7:22am

Quote eagle in cornwall at 07 Apr 2010 7:15am

Quote pieceofcake at 07 Apr 2010 12:14am

Quote EagleDavy at 06 Apr 2010 8:02pm

Now i know Selhurst isn't the best of grounds and the Holmesdale was basically a slope

Fell down that slope a few times,as we used to change ends at half time.At the very top of the Whitehorse end we could have a kick about during the interval.

Was it you who always had to get the ball out of the brambles??

Probably i was only a little un.

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

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hanoieagle Hanoi 07 Apr 10 7.52am
Does anyone have any photos of "The Last Stand", the last game before the old Holmesdale Terrace was turned into the stand it now is. I was at the match, had a ticket with my name printed on it and got a photo from the Addy special edition at the time. I've since lost both. It would be great to see the photo again.
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Hanoi 07 Apr 10 7.52am

Does anyone have any photos of "The Last Stand", the last game before the old Holmesdale Terrace was turned into the stand it now is.

I was at the match, had a ticket with my name printed on it and got a photo from the Addy special edition at the time. I've since lost both.

It would be great to see the photo again.

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Don Rogers Tache hanging around the local Taco Bell... 07 Apr 10 7.56am
Quote hanoieagle at 07 Apr 2010 7:52am Does anyone have any photos of "The Last Stand", the last game before the old Holmesdale Terrace was turned into the stand it now is. I was at the match, had a ticket with my name printed on it and got a photo from the Addy special edition at the time. I've since lost both. It would be great to see the photo again. I always wished I'd taken a camera to that game. I remember walking on the pitch at the end to take a last look at it. A sad day really. I know you are but what am I?
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Quote hanoieagle at 07 Apr 2010 7:52am

Does anyone have any photos of "The Last Stand", the last game before the old Holmesdale Terrace was turned into the stand it now is.

I was at the match, had a ticket with my name printed on it and got a photo from the Addy special edition at the time. I've since lost both.

It would be great to see the photo again.

I always wished I'd taken a camera to that game. I remember walking on the pitch at the end to take a last look at it.
A sad day really.

I know you are but what am I?

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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 07 Apr 10 4.27pm
there are some great old photos on the wall in the glaziers lounge , archie needham looked a bit of a dude in his day interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?" iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "
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there are some great old photos on the wall in the glaziers lounge , archie needham looked a bit of a dude in his day

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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Seth On a pale blue dot 07 Apr 10 4.54pm
Taken from the Main Stand in 1980. Posts picture for the 5,478th time Edited by Seth (07 Apr 2010 4:55pm) Attachment: Selhurst save-1.jpg (2,762.29Kb) "You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down" FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16
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