Crystal Palace - Nottingham Forest
(24-08-2025, 09:23 PM)Sausage Roll Wrote: No condemnation from Palace either:

The banner is viewed at Forest as being inflammatory and xenophobic. They are privately questioning why Palace and the club's ownership group consisting of Woody Johnson, Parish, Josh Harris and David Blitzer have not publicly criticised the banner.

They needed a bogey man to take the blame and cultivated this monster, they probably don’t know how to handle it. Rein the fans in and risk their ire turning to them? Would someone in officialdom have given the banner the ok?

I’ve got the impression all along that Parish is out of his depth, I don’t think he knows what he’s doing and is probably sat in his chair with the whisky bottle wondering wtf to do next.

Glasner is clearly frustrated, they have to replace Eze and Guehi is about to leave too. The pressure is building on Parish and he can’t blame everything on us.
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our banner at the return fixture should simply read "nffc - very good at admin"
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(25-08-2025, 07:23 AM)ac_vodka Wrote: our banner at the return fixture should simply read  "nffc - very good at admin"

Hahaha class.

I agree. Let's not lose our shit over this, does anyone actually care about their banner?
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(25-08-2025, 07:37 AM)Trailer Park Tom Wrote:
(25-08-2025, 07:23 AM)ac_vodka Wrote: our banner at the return fixture should simply read  "nffc - very good at admin"

Hahaha class.

I agree. Let's not lose our S**t over this, does anyone actually care about their banner?

I'd imagine the Big Man does. Its easy for us supporters to laugh it off but its not us being accused of corruption and other things.
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(25-08-2025, 07:53 AM)Forest1970 Wrote:
(25-08-2025, 07:37 AM)Trailer Park Tom Wrote:
(25-08-2025, 07:23 AM)ac_vodka Wrote: our banner at the return fixture should simply read  "nffc - very good at admin"

Hahaha class.

I agree. Let's not lose our S**t over this, does anyone actually care about their banner?

I'd imagine the Big Man does. Its easy for us supporters to laugh it off but its not us being accused of corruption and other things.

Yeah fair enough, but I'm not talking about Marinakis, im talking about the fans based on the comments on this forum. 

We've had electric advertising vans driving around the City Ground on match day before saying the same kind of stuff and nobody was bothered then.

I really don't care about the feelings of a billionaire, Palace will obviously get a fine for it. Let's put this media created fake rivalry to bed and focus on football.
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Public accusations of serious criminal behaviour? Yeah I care. It’s damaging to the reputation of the club, not just the owner.

I love jokes, satire is fine. But that isn’t satire, it’s libel and I hope they get held accountable for it.
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(25-08-2025, 08:15 AM)stirred Wrote: Public accusations of serious criminal behaviour? Yeah I care. It’s damaging to the reputation of the club, not just the owner. 

I love jokes, satire is fine. But that isn’t satire, it’s libel and I hope they get held accountable for it.

Oh my days, what is happening to football. We've spent all summer treating football admin and CAS hearings like the new Brexit and now we are talking about libel cases :Funny:  

Maybe we should get together next Sunday and watch a few episodes of Law & Order and have a few cans instead of going to the match.
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(24-08-2025, 06:18 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: What’s weird is that Palace fans seem to have totally forgotten what it is that they were complaining about to begin with.

It's a catchy chant tbf
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Whilst probbably the most apt thing to do is write a 'letter' to the FA, we should now forget all this and get on with the football now. Palace are another team who's fans are now on our list of those who have come off worse and been left in our wake.

I'm bored of them, bored of their pathetic club and bored of that nutter that came on here spamming his pathetic views. In fact that guy was probably up all night on Saturday painting his bed sheet.
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(25-08-2025, 08:21 AM)Trailer Park Tom Wrote:
(25-08-2025, 08:15 AM)stirred Wrote: Public accusations of serious criminal behaviour? Yeah I care. It’s damaging to the reputation of the club, not just the owner. 

I love jokes, satire is fine. But that isn’t satire, it’s libel and I hope they get held accountable for it.

Oh my days, what is happening to football. We've spent all summer treating football admin and CAS hearings like the new Brexit and now we are talking about libel cases :Funny:  

Maybe we should get together next Sunday and watch a few episodes of Law & Order and have a few cans instead of going to the match.

So if someone put stuff on the internet and in the wider public which is untrue and could cause untold damage to your reputation would you just laugh it off or would you threaten some sort of legal action against the person saying it.
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Out of interest was the court case against the rival greek owners ( responsible for the advertising vans above) hears and completed or is it pending still ?
Here we go.....
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We've got a week of the transfer window left, a potentially winnable home game against wetspam, amd the euro draw on Friday to look forward to. Why would we waste any energy looking back at pathetic palace and their whinging fans?
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