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Only gone and won all three!

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#1235


Absolute great egg Gary Jones

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#1237

Six years since Crystanbul.

A beautiful night for every human-being with a heart.

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#1239

One of the best games I’ve been at. Made even sweeter by all the Liverpool fans that had bought tickets in the home end and were giving it the biggun when they went 3-0 up.

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#1240

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thread for small gifs (rolling)
#1241

im not as qualified as @ynot, but having been to wembley 3 times as a Palace fan and had a season ticket for nearly 10 years, the 3-3 game and seeing Suarez crying on the pitch is my highlight as a game going fan

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#1242

Watched the first half in a pub, and then went to a Hold Steady gig with 3 friends who are Man United fans and they would not stop showing me their phones.

#1243

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#1244

Was a great game but a few others beat that for me.

Sheffield Wednesday v Palace. 2-2. Actually 10 years ago yesterday. We were in administration and deducted 10 points. We needed a point to stay up. Sheffield Wednesday needed to win to stay up. Frantic last 10 minutes but we managed it. A week or so later was the Lloyds bamk protests to persuade Lloyds to sell the ground to Steve Parrish who was on the verge of buying us. If it failed we were minutes from being wound up, and if we had lost to Sheffield Wednesday we would have been relegated and likely wound up.

Others Palace 4 Liverpool 3. 1990 FA cup semi final as a kid. I still vividly remember that day.

2001 - Stockport 0 Palace 1 - we needed to win on the last day. Dougie Freedman scored with 3 minutes left, we stayed up Stockport went down. Absolute carnage in the away end,

Brighton 1 Palace 3. Brightons first league defeat at the Amex. They were 1 up with 15 minutes to go, we scored three in 5 minutes or so.

1997 play off final. Palace 1 Sheffield United 0. Was going to extra time until David Hopkin did this in the 90th minute.

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#1245

60 minute matches? Rolling subs? Liverpool would essentially be winning the local U12’s tournament.

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#1246

Some quiz questions cherry-picked from an extremely difficult quiz Daniel Taylor posted on Twitter.

(please use blur spoiler/hide details function when answering so others can enjoy the fun @TKC!!! :wink:)

  1. Which team has lost the most matches in Premier League history (377)?

  2. Which three clubs have lost 29 league matches in a Premier League season? (One point for two, two points for all three)

  3. Which team has recorded the longest home unbeaten record in Premier League history?

  4. Which team holds the record for highest home attendance?

  5. Who is the oldest player to play in the Premier League?

  6. Of the 28 players to score 100 Premier League goals, which two have done it without playing for any member of the current Big Six? (Both needed for the point)

  7. Name the five players to score five goals in a Premier League game (One point for four, two points for five)

  8. Three of the ten goalkeepers with the most clean sheets in Premier League history are English. Name them (one point for two, two points for three)

  9. Name the five goalkeepers to have scored in a Premier League match. (One point for four, two points for five)

  10. James Vaughan is the youngest player to score a Premier League goal, but who is the youngest non-English player?

#1247

Fully learnt my lesson!

5 is John Burridge

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Schmeichel, Howard, Begovic, Robinson, Foster

#1249

5, 7 and 10 are Nicolas Anelka

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#1250

Smol!

#1251

  1. Everton

  2. Derby and Sunderland?

  3. Chelsea

  4. United?

  5. John Burridge

  6. Shearer and Le Tissier

  7. Defoe, Cole, Berbatov, Aguero, Shearer

  8. James, Hart, Robinson?

  9. Foster, Schmeichel, Howard, Robinson, Sorensen

  10. Either Macheda or Fabregas

#1252

They’ve already won it really.

#1253

Oh yeah I have to tell you if you got them right or not don’t I.

I’ll just put the answers here:

  1. Which team has lost the most matches in Premier League history (377)?
Summary

West Ham

  1. Which three clubs have lost 29 league matches in a Premier League season? (One point for two, two points for all three)
Summary

Ipswich, Sunderland, Derby

  1. Which team has recorded the longest home unbeaten record in Premier League history?
Summary

Chelsea

  1. Which team holds the record for highest home attendance?
Summary

Tottenham

  1. Who is the oldest player to play in the Premier League?
Summary

John Burridge

  1. Of the 28 players to score 100 Premier League goals, which two have done it without playing for any member of the current Big Six? (Both needed for the point)
Summary

Alan Shearer and Matt Le Tissier

  1. Name the five players to score five goals in a Premier League game (One point for four, two points for five)
Summary

Dimitar Berbatov, Andy Cole, Alan Shearer, Jermain Defoe, Sergio Aguero

  1. Three of the ten goalkeepers with the most clean sheets in Premier League history are English. Name them (one point for two, two points for three)
Summary

David Seaman, Nigel Martyn, David James

  1. Name the five goalkeepers to have scored in a Premier League match. (One point for four, two points for five)
Summary

Peter Schmeichel, Brad Friedel, Paul Robinson, Tim Howard, Asmir Begovic

  1. James Vaughan is the youngest player to score a Premier League goal, but who is the youngest non-English player?
Summary

Cesc Fabregas

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#1254

Was obvious this was coming ever since everything got cancelled but we’re starting to see the cogs in motion for an absolute shitshow now.

Relegation-threatened PL clubs leveraging to stay in the division for another year with the (reasonable-ish) argument that neutral venues or behind-closed doors games would effect the integrity of the competition. The EFL / Leeds suggesting legal action…

The only two non-messy conclusions I can imagine: five or so of the most-effected (promotion/relegation) clubs just swallowing whatever’s decided (fat chance) or allowing Leeds and West Brom to go up with no relegated sides and a 22/23-team (no League Cup?) league next year.