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[cite]Posted By: WestStandCookie[/cite]Don't want to gloat as we're not exactly sitting pretty right now, BUT if Palace do go out of business today, will the Valley Express start a service from Selhurst??
That should of come with a warning. V.funny! ;-p0 -
If someone's got to go in order to ensure the long term survival of the game then well done Nigel for taking one for the team.
Talk about how things in the past have always worked out will be ended within a year and clubs will not chase the dream by risking their future.0 -
im in the office in Cannon st this morning, just heard "glad its all over" being sung loudly by what sounded like quite a number...sounds like they are on their way to the bank
out at lunchtime with my CAFC hat and scarf on....0 -
[cite]Posted By: Bigfatpete[/cite]im in the office in Cannon st this morning, just heard "glad its all over" being sung loudly by what sounded like quite a number...sounds like they are on their way to the bank
out at lunchtime with my CAFC hat and scarf on....
Wish i worked in the city
We sent the palace down i would be singing out loud top of my voice with the added line of whos laughing now on the end
I am hoping that they are the example and they go Bust0 -
Loved the Jonny Fortune photo MOG!0
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The wife's just rung me to say that at about 11:25 they wandered past her building and were singing their little hearts out. Bless 'em.
What I will say on this is that its karma. What goes around comes around.
There is one Palace lad at work that has given me no end of stick for being a lowly league 1 team this season, for losing in the play-offs and generally wishing us no end of ill, including that he hopes we go bust as a result of not getting promotion. Irony of ironies!!!!
I've not said anything to him whilst all this has been going on, there's no need. Seeing the anguish on his face at the moment is enough.0 -
Would it be appropriate to have a count down ?
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police alerts are saying 150 plus palace fans demonstrating outside lloyds bank in gresham street.0
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You are showing remarkable self restraint there, sideways. Don't think I'd be so forgiving myself - I'd be waving a five pound note in his face and laughing uncontrollably if I'd had to put up with that kind of bollocks...0
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Dan are you going round to have a nose?0
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I'm sure all of the AFC Wimbledon fans are shedding a tear for all those Crystal Palace fans who showed them so much compassion, support and understanding during Wimbledon FC's last days at Selhurst Park .......................................... karma indeed0
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[cite]Posted By: razil[/cite]police alerts are saying 150 plus palace fans demonstrating outside lloyds bank in gresham street.
250 of them have gone to protest outside of Lloyds of London......
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[cite]Posted By: Sideways[/cite]There is one Palace lad at work that has given me no end of stick for being a lowly league 1 team this season, for losing in the play-offs and generally wishing us no end of ill, including that he hopes we go bust as a result of not getting promotion. Irony of ironies!!!!
I've not said anything to him whilst all this has been going on, there's no need. Seeing the anguish on his face at the moment is enough.
I wish I could see his face too, that would be PRICELESS!0 -
Guilfoyle, talking to sportingintelligence this morning, says that reports that the club will be liquidised and go out of business at 3pm today if a deal is not reached are “somewhat off the mark.”
There is a 3pm deadline, set by Guilfoyle, but if it isn’t met, Guilfoyle will begin what he describes as “Liquidation with a small ‘L’.”
In other words, he will begin to sell the club’s players to raise funds to keep the club running for a while longer. If no deal has been done by CPFC 2010 and the bank after a period likely to be weeks rather than days, and all Palace’s players have been sold or released, then Guilfoyle will resign and walk away, and the club would face the very real prospect of going out of existence.
But the situation is not that so dire in the coming hours that it will cease to exist today.
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[cite]Posted By: InCurbsWeTrusted[/cite]Guilfoyle, talking to sportingintelligence this morning, says that reports that the club will be liquidised and go out of business at 3pm today if a deal is not reached are “somewhat off the mark.”
There is a 3pm deadline, set by Guilfoyle, but if it isn’t met, Guilfoyle will begin what he describes as “Liquidation with a small ‘L’.”
In other words, he will begin to sell the club’s players to raise funds to keep the club running for a while longer. If no deal has been done by CPFC 2010 and the bank after a period likely to be weeks rather than days, and all Palace’s players have been sold or released, then Guilfoyle will resign and walk away, and the club would face the very real prospect of going out of existence.
But the situation is not that so dire in the coming hours that it will cease to exist today.
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Exactly. All those hoping that as of 3pm there will be no more Crystal Palace are dreaming. They won't go bust today.0 -
Another false deadline.0
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Whatever happens, and as said it won't be over today, the Palace fans have done fantastically well to organise this protest in under 24 hours. They are also getting themselves on the media and bombarding the banks with emails to up the pressure.
I hope it never happens but in the same circumstances what would we be able to do?0 -
What Guilfoyle also said is that once the sale of players begun, he expected 2010 to walk from a deal, as the asset of the business would be gone0
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I may take a wander down to Gresham Street.......0
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As amusing as MOG's picture is, it's a shame Jon Fortune didn't spend a little more time in school studying and a little less perfecting his 50 yard lob forward.
I sent the 'Placee' down indeed!
I'm not a fan of Crystal Palace football club but I have a few friends who are.
On a human level, I can't help feeling sorry for them and wishing them well.
Just because some of Palace's other supporters are arses it doesn't mean I have to join in and be an arse too.0 - Sponsored links:
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Any Palace players worth us offering 50p for ?0
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I would take Paddy back at this level. Then say they can keep 50,000 of what they owe us if they still owe us anything that is0
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I dont want them to go out of business, just stuggle and struggle and struggle etc......0
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[cite]Posted By: bibble[/cite]I dont want them to go out of business, just stuggle and struggle and struggle etc......
like we're doing !0 -
[cite]Posted By: bigstemarra[/cite]You are showing remarkable self restraint there, sideways. Don't think I'd be so forgiving myself - I'd be waving a five pound note in his face and laughing uncontrollably if I'd had to put up with that kind of bollocks...
There's still time fella! ;-p
Waiting to see how things play out. ;-)0 -
Spent 18 years living in Palace country, never had one of them wish us ill, unless we were playing them or our result had some affect on them. For the most part they are decent enough people, and I don't want to see any club outside the
Sky 4 go out of business.
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Impressive indeed. I heard after seeing teenagers twirling scarves the governor of the Bank Of Scotland has agreed to sell the ground to CP2010 instead of making millions more by selling it to a property developer.[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]Whatever happens, and as said it won't be over today, the Palace fans have done fantastically well to organise this protest in under 24 hours. They are also getting themselves on the media and bombarding the banks with emails to up the pressure.
I hope it never happens but in the same circumstances what would we be able to do?
As for the media, turn on sky sports news and heard all about Gareth Barry's ankle.0 -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8xr92FISzc0
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Wyn Grant, from the Political Economy of Footbal, has an interesting (or maybe disturbing) view on it all today!
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That hasn't hit AP or Reuters yet, if true. Hope it is true, for their fans. Hate the club, but every CPFC fan I've known/worked with have been decent, like-minded people.[cite]Posted By: Friend Or Defoe[/cite]...the governor of the Bank Of Scotland has agreed to sell the ground to CP2010...0
