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🗣️ Ponad 1000 kibiców, jeden sektor i wielka oprawa! CPFC Polska i Fanatics From Poland szykują coś wyjątkowego na wyjazd Crystal Palace do Białegostoku (10.12.2026). Potrzebujemy Waszego wsparcia – liczy się każda wpłata!
BRING IT TOGETHER! ❤️💙 🦅
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Diversity and depth of support are what make football in this country special and however much you supported or mistrusted the Holmesdale Fanatics, their presence was distinctive.
Without them English football is more sterile, less colourful and quieter. That should alarm fans of every club.
Just how bad is the state of modern football when such a prominent group down tools, given Crystal Palace are stronger than ever? @thomgibbs has more ⤵️
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🚨💥 EXCLUSIVE | Borna Sosa to 1. FC Köln - DONE DEAL ✔️
As exclusively revealed over the weekend, Sosa was a candidate for Köln. Full agreement with Crystal Palace has now been reached. Last paperworks. #Effzeh
The 28 y/o left-back on his way to his medical. Straight loan deal. No option to buy. It’s now a race against time.
@SkySportDE 🇭🇷
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EXC 🚨: Notts Forest have tabled a £40M bid for Crystal Palace’s Mark Bright.
#NFFC want him to fill the spare extra-wide seat next to Mr Marinakis at the City Ground - with Bright having overseen three trophies in a similar role at Selhurst Park, a level of success Marinakis is desperate to replicate.
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Really sad news. My son loved sitting with the HF on away games before the club put the strict points system in place. He's been a season ticket holder for 5 years but never gets to go to away games now, including Europe because he only has 4,000 points!
Thank you lads.
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These points are frighteningly accurate. Clubs are deliberately looking at long standing supporters, taking away long fought for rights and making basic things like season tickets a weapon to remove rather than a part of "ownership" and support of the club.
A study was done over a decade ago and they are right, stadiums are full of people my age, with previous few avenues for youngsters, the vibrant future of any club, to congregate together as a large, noisy, feisty and sometimes intimidating group.
I'm surprised Palace owners have let it get this far because with greatest respect to a club I started at, 90's Palace was old, Surrey based and "nice". HF undoubtedly have made Selhurst a prickly place to play so their attendance is proof that embracing positive supporter change works. And works well.
Going to be honest, not a fan of the mimickery by English supporters of European Ultras groups per se, we have a 150 year old raw, passionate culture and we do things differently, so that's my tuppence on the "look" of groups like HF rather than the extremely valid points they make, which I support 100%.
We've just come off the $1000 a ticket World Cup, we know tourists from afar's spend is more valuable to clubs that a season ticket holder who doesn't need to spend £600 in the shop, and we know that through a cost of living crisis, youngsters are finding cheaper teams to support ( a very welcome unintended consequence of Prem pricing) or move away from football entirely.
If I were shouting still on radio this is exactly the debate we'd be having tonight, rattling cages of those in power, inviting guests into squirm a little as they try to defend pricing, strategy and bringing more youngsters into stadia. Alas, the Premier League, like FIFA and UEFA want only happy clappy official broadcasters to " tell them how great we are ", so you won't find HF statement being answered by anyone relevant in football, they just ignore and ride it out. It's why we are where we are now.
I hope HF reconsider, and I hope good people like @CEO4TAG can find a solution, we need more, not less HF.
Football without hardcore fans, is nothing.
Football without tourists, is fine.
Look after those who've looked after uou for 150 years. Today, tomorrow and in the future. It's why English football IS so special.
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The Fans Are The Club
#CPFC
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Fee is actually £25m. Loan initially with an obligation trigged by certain criteria being hit.
#CPFC are hijacking Aston Villa's move for Club Brugge defender Joel Ordónez. Palace have thrashed out a deal worth £30m @talkSPORT @JacobsBen
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#CrystalPalace forward Ismaila Sarr has missed the last two training sessions due to injury. He has not refused to train, contrary to reports elsewhere. #CPFC believe Sarr has behaved impeccably since he joined the club. skysports.com/transfer-centr…
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🚨 Crystal Palace in process of finalising deal to sign Anan Khalaili from Union Saint-Gilloise. 21yo right-back underwent medical yesterday & #CPFC now working to complete agreement with #USG on ~£21m fee. 5+1yr contract in place. W/ @SebSB @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7503503…
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List of Premier League clubs with more goals at the World Cup than Crystal Palace:
End of list.
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🚨 Pierre Sage signs 3yr contract to become Crystal Palace head coach. Work permit sorted & 47yo Frenchman starts at #CPFC on July 6. Joined by assistant Jamal Alioui from Lens, more staff to follow + McCarthy / Quy to stay as part of set-up @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7347451…
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info @lequipe
Pierre Sage à Crystal Palace, c’est fait. Le coach français a signé ce matin son contrat à Londres, après avoir finalisé hier la négo avec son nouveau club. Il arrive avec Jamal Alioui, Damien Della Santa et Sandy Guichard dans son staff. lequipe.fr/Football/Actualit…




























