Premier League 2018/19

[cider spurs]

Yep. This Palace v Brighton game certainly seems a feisty affair.

 

[Danners9]

Deadly from Glenn Murray!

 

[Shadydan]

These two have this wierd rivalry thing going on even though they're nowhere near each other.

 

[ardiles]

Brighton score against the run of play

 

[cider spurs]

Murray is not having a shabby season all things considered.

 

[JCRD]

I do find the Palace 'ultras' in balaclavas funny - what fucking idiots.
Wearing all black and shit.

Knobs

 

[TheChosenOne]

These two have this wierd rivalry thing going on even though they're nowhere near each other.

Eagles/Seagulls singalong club

 

[dickieven]

Great finiish from Murray.

 

[hughy]

Brighton defending so well. I admire Hughton and really buy in to how he sets Brighton up to play. I hope he's a PL manager for a good few years.

 

[Danners9]

Michael Bridges on TV here says if there hadn't been a goal that would have been the worst half of football he's seen all season.

Brighton have now conceded more pens than anyone else in the league. Palace had plenty themselves!

 

[dickieven]

Best penalty taker in the prem? Other than Harry obviously

 

[Rocksuperstar]

I've got so much respect for Andros Townsend - kid grows up in our academy, makes it into the first team and just as he's finding his feet we turn him out on his ear. He didn't want to leave, he was a Spurs lad since he was... what, 8 or something? You could see how hard it was for him, he did interviews where he talked about how tough it was.

But he did leave and now I watch him for Palace and he's a superb player. He didn't sulk or slide into obscurity, he's sucked it up and got on with it and he is now a seriously good midfielder doing a great job for Palace.

I hope the fans appreciate him, they're very lucky to have him.

 

[cider spurs]

I've got so much respect for Andros Townsend - kid grows up in our academy, makes it into the first team and just as he's finding his feet we turn him out on his ear. He didn't want to leave, he was a Spurs lad since he was... what, 8 or something? You could see how hard it was for him, he did interviews where he talked about how tough it was.

But he did leave and now I watch him for Palace and he's a superb player. He didn't sulk or slide into obscurity, he's sucked it up and got on with it and he is now a seriously good midfielder doing a great job for Palace.

I hope the fans appreciate him, they're very lucky to have him.

I remember the stick he used to get on various forums. I can't deny his shooting was costing the club serious dough back in the day in lost footballs, but I also remember that when we insisted on playing that sideways, backwards brand of football, he at least would look to drive forward time after time and offer some resemblance to quick attacking play.

 

[ardiles]

Great goal from Brighton

 

[hughy]

What a goal.

 

[allatsea]

Anyone else disappointed by Win-Bassika (spelling ?). I thought he looked steady but with no standout parts to his game.

 

[spursfan77]

Man City struggling for a goal.

Ben Foster doing the usual timewasting.

 

[JCRD]

That incident was similar to ours last week

Sterling basically wasnt 'interfering' with play until he was going to touch it but the Watford player touched it before and went in off Sterling

 

[spursfan77]

That incident was similar to ours last week

Sterling basically wasnt 'interfering' with play until he was going to touch it but the Watford player touched it before and went in off Sterling

I’ve got no idea. Pretty sure peter Walton doesn’t either. He was a useless ref

 

[Johnny J]

What the fuck. Sterling was clearly a mile offside. Ridiculous.