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Palace fans embarrassing themselves again
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I bet that away end has a lot of empty seats in it now
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We want 10 !!!3 -
The A23 rivalry. One of footballs strongest and most fearsome.8
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They now have the worst defence in the PL with 16 goals conceded in less than 7 matches. Reaping the benefit of selling Guehi in January and then Lacroix in the summer plus, of course, losing Glasner.1
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Addick Addict said:They now have the worst defence in the PL with 16 goals conceded in less than 7 matches. Reaping the benefit of selling Guehi in January and then Lacroix in the summer plus, of course, losing Glasner.
Heartbreaking to see.
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5-0 and now 17 goals conceded in 7 matches!!!6
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I’d love to be as shit as them
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I feel sooooo fucking old , see a Hinshelwood score for Brighton and said to my son there was a Hinshelwood who used to play for palace … just looked it up and it was his grandad Paul10
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Paul played for Millwall as well. What a CV!!!oohaahmortimer said:I feel sooooo fucking old , see a Hinshelwood score for Brighton and said to my son there was a Hinshelwood who used to play for palace … just looked it up and it was his grandad Paul
Jack's father, Adam, played for Brighton too and his great-uncle, Martin, was at Palace as a player and managed Brighton.1 -
Just had a look and the Hinshelwood who scored today is Jack Hinshelwood. His dad (Adam), his grandad (Paul) and his great-grandad (Wally) were all professional footballers, which is insane.oohaahmortimer said:I feel sooooo fucking old , see a Hinshelwood score for Brighton and said to my son there was a Hinshelwood who used to play for palace … just looked it up and it was his grandad Paul2 -
Gillis said:
Just had a look and the Hinshelwood who scored today is Jack Hinshelwood. His dad (Adam), his grandad (Paul) and his great-grandad (Wally) were all professional footballers, which is insane.oohaahmortimer said:I feel sooooo fucking old , see a Hinshelwood score for Brighton and said to my son there was a Hinshelwood who used to play for palace … just looked it up and it was his grandad PaulA lot of Allens who played football, taken from Bradley's wikiAllen comes from a famous footballing family. He is the son of former Chelsea, Tottenham and QPR player and manager Les Allen. His brother is former England international Clive Allen and his nephew is former Barnet player Oliver Allen. His uncle, Dennis Allen played over 300 league games for Reading, and his cousin Martin Allen has managed a number of Football League clubs, alongside representing QPR and West Ham United. He is also related to Charlie Allen, Martin's son, who has played for Notts County and Gillingham. Bradley is also a cousin to Paul Allen, who made appearances for West Ham, Tottenham and Southampton amongst others.[2]
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We are perennial “other”.ElfsborgAddick said:Gillis said:
Just had a look and the Hinshelwood who scored today is Jack Hinshelwood. His dad (Adam), his grandad (Paul) and his great-grandad (Wally) were all professional footballers, which is insane.oohaahmortimer said:I feel sooooo fucking old , see a Hinshelwood score for Brighton and said to my son there was a Hinshelwood who used to play for palace … just looked it up and it was his grandad PaulA lot of Allens who played football, taken from Bradley's wikiAllen comes from a famous footballing family. He is the son of former Chelsea, Tottenham and QPR player and manager Les Allen. His brother is former England international Clive Allen and his nephew is former Barnet player Oliver Allen. His uncle, Dennis Allen played over 300 league games for Reading, and his cousin Martin Allen has managed a number of Football League clubs, alongside representing QPR and West Ham United. He is also related to Charlie Allen, Martin's son, who has played for Notts County and Gillingham. Bradley is also a cousin to Paul Allen, who made appearances for West Ham, Tottenham and Southampton amongst others.[2]1 -
SporadicAddick said:
We are perennial “other”.ElfsborgAddick said:Gillis said:
Just had a look and the Hinshelwood who scored today is Jack Hinshelwood. His dad (Adam), his grandad (Paul) and his great-grandad (Wally) were all professional footballers, which is insane.oohaahmortimer said:I feel sooooo fucking old , see a Hinshelwood score for Brighton and said to my son there was a Hinshelwood who used to play for palace … just looked it up and it was his grandad PaulA lot of Allens who played football, taken from Bradley's wikiAllen comes from a famous footballing family. He is the son of former Chelsea, Tottenham and QPR player and manager Les Allen. His brother is former England international Clive Allen and his nephew is former Barnet player Oliver Allen. His uncle, Dennis Allen played over 300 league games for Reading, and his cousin Martin Allen has managed a number of Football League clubs, alongside representing QPR and West Ham United. He is also related to Charlie Allen, Martin's son, who has played for Notts County and Gillingham. Bradley is also a cousin to Paul Allen, who made appearances for West Ham, Tottenham and Southampton amongst others.[2]We have always been forgotten about.Tbf here they are referring to Paul, but I get the joke.1 -
Yep misread that.ElfsborgAddick said:SporadicAddick said:
We are perennial “other”.ElfsborgAddick said:Gillis said:
Just had a look and the Hinshelwood who scored today is Jack Hinshelwood. His dad (Adam), his grandad (Paul) and his great-grandad (Wally) were all professional footballers, which is insane.oohaahmortimer said:I feel sooooo fucking old , see a Hinshelwood score for Brighton and said to my son there was a Hinshelwood who used to play for palace … just looked it up and it was his grandad PaulA lot of Allens who played football, taken from Bradley's wikiAllen comes from a famous footballing family. He is the son of former Chelsea, Tottenham and QPR player and manager Les Allen. His brother is former England international Clive Allen and his nephew is former Barnet player Oliver Allen. His uncle, Dennis Allen played over 300 league games for Reading, and his cousin Martin Allen has managed a number of Football League clubs, alongside representing QPR and West Ham United. He is also related to Charlie Allen, Martin's son, who has played for Notts County and Gillingham. Bradley is also a cousin to Paul Allen, who made appearances for West Ham, Tottenham and Southampton amongst others.[2]We have always been forgotten about.Tbf here they are referring to Paul, but I get the joke.
what it would have read, had they been more detailed on him:-
Bradley, who made appearances for QPR, Colchester United, Grimsby Town, Peterborough United, Colchester United, Bristol Rovers, Hornchurch and Redbridge amongst others.1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9XhPQ6fnXc&list=RDS9XhPQ6fnXc&start_radio=1