The physio with the pies! what a legend he was... Andy Jones??
I remember him growing up used to signing who eat all the pies song to him and he throw a pie in the crowd, also remember the big derek hales flag and the Charlton one we should get them back at the valley but suppose we aint got a big enough crowd for it at moment also anyone remember that geezer who was the announcer on the pitch got the sack for saying something about palace when we played them? he was quality!
The physio with the pies! what a legend he was... Andy Jones??
I remember him growing up used to signing who eat all the pies song to him and he throw a pie in the crowd, also remember the big derek hales flag and the Charlton one we should get them back at the valley but suppose we aint got a big enough crowd for it at moment also anyone remember that geezer who was the announcer on the pitch got the sack for saying something about palace when we played them? he was quality!
What did he say?
Referred to them as "palarse".
Think they was angry about 2 things, obviously no sense of humour
1-as said above Brian referred to them as palarse
2-he also called them, them lot.
I seem to remember the reports saying we were just gonna give him a slap on the wrist, but they wanted to go to the FA and we thought we would get a points deduction so they fired him.
although Brian Cole now has legendary status for life
Very large inflatable humanoids on the pitch, perhaps even prototypes of Mr Blobby, masquerading as pre-match entertainment. Possibly advertising an obscure hairdressing salon in Lee Green.
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Referred to them as "palarse".
a flypast from the luftwaffe
Think they was angry about 2 things, obviously no sense of humour
1-as said above Brian referred to them as palarse
2-he also called them, them lot.
I seem to remember the reports saying we were just gonna give him a slap on the wrist, but they wanted to go to the FA and we thought we would get a points deduction so they fired him.
although Brian Cole now has legendary status for life
Or a waterlogged pitch
2. Small mounds of peanut shells on the East Terrace.