Freesolo Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 All clubs get given the same amount, I think its 2600 For every game? surely if there are teams ith large stadiums that cant fill them it would make financial sense to give up more seats to away fans?
palace123 Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 For every game? surely if there are teams ith large stadiums that cant fill them it would make financial sense to give up more seats to away fans? Decision was made to give away fans the minimum amount, 10%, the stadium is full every week so why give out more? Last time we were in the premierleague they was too many away fans and neutrals/daytrippers, last season the decision was taken to make sure only true palace fans get tickets so you have to be a palace member to buy tickets and if you want to buy tickets for an A game you have to buy a B ticket alongside it. Its worked well so far
Nalis Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Decision was made to give away fans the minimum amount, 10%, the stadium is full every week so why give out more? Last time we were in the premierleague they was too many away fans and neutrals/daytrippers, last season the decision was taken to make sure only true palace fans get tickets so you have to be a palace member to buy tickets and if you want to buy tickets for an A game you have to buy a B ticket alongside it. Its worked well so far I think that's a fair enough policy to be honest. As for the scores, I'm going for 1-1.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 I think it's going to be a really tight game between 2 strong sides 1-1 would be a good result for both teams at present Although I obviously hope Leicester win
Burbo17J2 Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 You know there is no complacency within the team... Nige and the staff will keep the players heads screwed on because he knows what it can do if they don't... Not going to predict the score but hoping for a win obviously, but a draw would be satisfactory
Raj Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 in some ways this might be a bigger test for us than playing one of the big boys. Can our players gee themselves up for this....will they be up for it...is the fight,hunger and motivation there....you bet it will be...coyb
ithuriel Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 A draw would be good but a win would be excellent, here's hoping but football is a funny old game.
yorkie1999 Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 I think it's going to be a high scoring draw 3-3, with both teams looking to attack.
MC Prussian Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 I think it's going to be a high scoring draw 3-3, with both teams looking to attack. It's never been easy going to Selhurst Park and coming out of the game as deserved winners. Crystal Palace are a tough opponent, it's a squad that has gelled well over time and a team that can count on a couple of "anchor" players that represent some sort of a spine. They're just like us: No particularly exciting big-name signings in the recent past, a well-oiled machine possessing some impressive fighting spirit. As others have pointed out, this will be a much harder task on the day than simply exploiting Manchester United's frailties at the back. I'd be over the moon with a narrow win for us - and even a draw should be celebrated in style.
lennybhoy Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Palace played extra time mid week...we have had a week to get ready...we are going to win 2-1, I predicted the united win so im on a roll
yorkie1999 Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 It's never been easy going to Selhurst Park and coming out of the game as deserved winners. Crystal Palace are a tough opponent, it's a squad that has gelled well over time and a team that can count on a couple of "anchor" players that represent some sort of a spine. They're just like us: No particularly exciting big-name signings in the recent past, a well-oiled machine possessing some impressive fighting spirit. As others have pointed out, this will be a much harder task on the day than simply exploiting Manchester United's frailties at the back. I'd be over the moon with a narrow win for us - and even a draw should be celebrated in style. Yes you're right, but I'm basing that on current form with them looking to score goals, everton, and our ability to respond.
MikeyT Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Streams will/should show up about an hour before the match. http://www.wiziwig.tv/broadcast.php?matchid=274022∂=sports
Fox92 Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Very winnable game, but I think it will be tough too. I'll be disappointed if we don't get something from the game.
ty fox Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 2500 foxes will out sing 20000 palace all day. Come on you foxes
st albans fox Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Palace played extra time mid week...we have had a week to get ready...we are going to win 2-1, I predicted the united win so im on a roll Their midweek team showed at least 10 changes to last Sunday. I doubt it will be significant
melrose Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Well done football focus Ulloa has scored 2 penalties Andy King is the captain All the fans wanted NP back for his second spell
Phube Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Crazy fact alert: We've not won on our last 15 trips to London!!?
Jimbo Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Crazy fact alert: We've not won on our last 15 trips to London!!? In the premier league surely? Or do QPR not count as a london club?
Jimothy Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 In the premier league surely? Or do QPR not count as a london club? Well I certainly wouldn't class them as a team.
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