Are Palace the new bottlers?
Sat Dec 29, 2012 11:07 pm
Today they conceded in the 90th minute (dropping 2 points) and they've won 1 in the last 8 according to Sky Sports News.
Against us they went up early on yet couldn't hold on and ended up taking back no points.
In other news they're also still very angry with us.
http://www.cpfc.org/forums/showthread.php?t=238954
See the first response in this very hypocritical thread.
Against us they went up early on yet couldn't hold on and ended up taking back no points.
In other news they're also still very angry with us.
http://www.cpfc.org/forums/showthread.php?t=238954
See the first response in this very hypocritical thread.
Re: Are Palace the new bottlers?
Sat Dec 29, 2012 11:11 pm
Classic
They obviously haven't seen Zaha or Bolasie from our view then
They also dropped off last year if you remember, they were in the top 6 until the middle of January
They obviously haven't seen Zaha or Bolasie from our view then
They also dropped off last year if you remember, they were in the top 6 until the middle of January
Re: Are Palace the new bottlers?
Sun Dec 30, 2012 2:05 am
To be fair they were/are a bit of a surprise package in the league this year, no one expected them to be where they are now. When Freedman left them it started to go downhill.
We will sadly always be known as the bottlers in this league. Until we go up, which I think we will very soon!
We will sadly always be known as the bottlers in this league. Until we go up, which I think we will very soon!
Re: Are Palace the new bottlers?
Sun Dec 30, 2012 2:13 am
Hate the word bottlers.
They were pushing above themselves like we have in the past.
I they make the play/offs they will have done well. Losing dougie was a huge blow.
They were pushing above themselves like we have in the past.
I they make the play/offs they will have done well. Losing dougie was a huge blow.
Re: Are Palace the new bottlers?
Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:01 am
2blue2handle wrote:Hate the word bottlers.
They were pushing above themselves like we have in the past.
I they make the play/offs they will have done well. Losing dougie was a huge blow.
Hmm yes, agreed on this however this is the 5th gamer in a row where they have blown a lead. 4 points from 5 games now and it looks like their challenge is fading.
Would be nice to see this happen to Hull or Boro next.
Fecking Ince missing the pen at 3-2 yesterday was a blow.
Re: Are Palace the new bottlers?
Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:55 am
Lawnmower wrote:2blue2handle wrote:Hate the word bottlers.
They were pushing above themselves like we have in the past.
I they make the play/offs they will have done well. Losing dougie was a huge blow.
Hmm yes, agreed on this however this is the 5th gamer in a row where they have blown a lead. 4 points from 5 games now and it looks like their challenge is fading.
Would be nice to see this happen to Hull or Boro next.
Fecking Ince missing the pen at 3-2 yesterday was a blow.
Annoyed me that did and Jeff was more concerned with Hartlepool's win.
Re: Are Palace the new bottlers?
Sun Dec 30, 2012 4:30 pm
Fans on their msg boards are saying they don't have enough strength in depth . If any of their starting 11 are missing they tend to struggle . Sounds like us last year.
I think Holloway will do well to keep them in the top 6 if they loose their main players during the Jan window.
I think Holloway will do well to keep them in the top 6 if they loose their main players during the Jan window.
Re: Are Palace the new bottlers?
Sun Dec 30, 2012 4:36 pm
Dicey wrote:II think Holloway will do well to keep them in the top 6 if they loose their main players during the Jan window.
A cheeky bid for Glenn Murray? At 30 years old I doubt we'd have much competition from the Premier League. If he wants to go up this season it may be his only chance.
