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Crowfeathers

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  1. Maybe not 8 or 9, but Crystal Palace aren’t doing too bad on that score.
  2. As a Palace season ticket holder, but a Leicester fan of 60 years, I think Gray could find a good home at Selhurst.
  3. How about just fnck off and be a Chelsea fan.
  4. No. You're having a laugh. Palace fans would drive him to the stadium. An upgrade on Fuchs ffs.
  5. Having watched him play from his debut onwards - I have a CP season ticket - he really would. A dream signing and well worth the money. A season of him and Vardy could be breathtaking
  6. Or let's get a grip an not sound like we all live in north London, eh.
  7. A lot of psychologists and clairvoyants on here tonight, at least I'm assuming that's where their ridiculous sense of entitlement comes from. We're Leicester City FFS.
  8. I've been a Filberts fan for 55 years and this is the second best season we have had in that time. Some of you need to grow some balls.
  9. Erm, wasn't he Vardy's agent?
  10. He also played a lovely ball to Hamza, who passed it to KIng who should have frickin buried it.
  11. On the other hand, On Silton's first game back at Filbert Street after his transfer, the Kop sang, 'Frankie ****ed your mrs, Frankie ****ed your mrs. So swings and roundabouts.
  12. Hello, been on here for a long time, but never say anything and have never introduced myself. My dad first took me to Filbert Street when Colin Appleton was captain, and as a little kid you were allowed to sit on the wall in front of the fans, knees behind the half-time boards where they hung the scores with metal numbers. Later I had a wooden beer crate that I painted blue and white and stood on next to my dad. I went to just about every home game with him until I moved away to college in 1977., but that doesn't mean that I haven't followed the foxes all my life. I live in south London now and have a season ticket at Crystal Palace with my son who was born and has been brought up within walking distance of Selhurst Park. This is an amazing season, and I'm very proud that my dad put my name on a brick in the wall of the Walkers. Plus my mum lives just down the road from Jamie, so pretty much all good. Bring on the Champions League eh?
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