So how do we reduce the vandalism/violence ?

ValleyGary said:

Safety goggles must be worn inside the stadium at all times.

Selhurst Park (2014) - CAFC fan (not Choice) emerging from the Arfur Wake bogs having smashed up the pipework after another 2-1 defeat when CP forgot to use his subs in the 18th minute



note
flare/flame retardant suit
safety goggles
broken chair resistant helmet
gas mask (needed in Palace run khazis)

That'll never stop us!

(I am joking in case anyone thinks I'm 'new breed')

Well as someone who missed all the "action" saturday i have enjoyed this thread, both sides of the argument being as ridiculous as each other, please continue. :-)

RedPanda said:

Heard a rumour, probably not true, that Hull will be erecting an enclosure like this for our visit in 2 weeks:

Looks similar to that pen that used to house the away fans on the east terrace

Yes to safe standing
Yes to flare holders (as seen on the continent)

all the red divisions fault.

Andrew Cross, aged 19, of Rosedale Close, Dartford

PALACE - his card is marked

LeaburnForEngland said:

"thousands of pickpockets allowed to flood in" ... is Granpa BNP or EDL?

More like Goonerhater in disguise ;-)

I actually agreed to a degree with much of Granpa's post until the pickpocket line

"They boarded a train at about ten to seven and the police say that as the journey progressed there were aggressive anti-Millwall and anti-Charlton songs"




Absolutely nailed on that this lot would be as quiet as mice whilst travelling to the Den on a saturday

Sorry only just read this but could not disagree more with people saying make these games 1 st holder etc each. I would be able to go but would I want to without best mate who has to work a lot of 6 sometime 7 day weeks to try save for a morgage. Would it be fair on him who makes every Home tuesday night league game as well as maybe 6-8 away games and before you say again its only a couple of games etc. Id have a guess that 99% of Charlton supporters would have looked out for Palace and Millwall first when the fixtures came out. So get off your high horse and realise not everyone is born with a silver spoon, and that not every trouble maker is a non season ticket holder.

redcarter said:

http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/10209526.Mob_of_Crystal_Palace_yobs__trashed_train_on_way_to_Charlton_/

Quality journalism:

"A MOB of nearly 100 Crystal Palace supporting yobs terrified commuters by letting off fireworks at a packed railway station and tearing apart a train carriage, a court heard yesterday ."

"Seven Palace supporters responsible for the rush hour disorder appeared in court charged with trashing the packed Southeastern train."

The prosector said there were 100 in a group escorted by police, it seems a bit harsh to then brand all 100 as yobs.

Curb_It said:

I think I was on that train from Cannon Street. As it pulled into London Bridge cans of lager were thrown at the window. Was well scary.....

Palace targeting women, surely not.

I've just spotted a bloody 'Holmesdale Fanatics' sticker on a sign by the roundabout in my local town centre,what next?!

SE10 said:

Typical Palace.

Terrorising innocent people on trains and turning up at Charlton Station 20 minutes or so before KO surrounded by the Met.

Was my first thought to sums them up perfectly

Friend Or Defoe said:

DA1 said:

Andrew Cross, aged 19, of Rosedale Close, Dartford

PALACE - his card is marked

Why do they announce which road he lives down!?

Because he will get a knock tonight by 2000 Charlton Hooligans all armed with smoke bombs and flares!!

Its what he deserves!!!!

Charrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

lol