FA Cup Final: Palace - Man City

[TerryPHELAN]

Just seen the interview with the Palace chairman. He seems a decent fella, and Palace are lucky to have an owner like him.

 

[westside]

Palace were crap at the beginning of the season but they stuck with him

 

[sainthelens]

Well it's taken a few years, but Pep finally shows his true colours. Fvkn bute.

 

[Andrew - North Hill]

One of the poorest cup finals in years, even FotMob agrees

Don't get this at all.

Palace had a game plan and it worked perfectly, and it was a nailbiting last 10 mins watching them try to see it out.

And at the end of it all we got a shock underdog winner. What's not to like?

 

[Dr. Winston]

Don't get this at all.

Palace had a game plan and it worked perfectly, and it was a nailbiting last 10 mins watching them try to see it out.

And at the end of it all we got a shock underdog winner. What's not to like?

Innit.

Palace were never going to tear Citeh apart in a dazzling display of football. They did what they needed to do to win, and in the process gave the whole competition a huge shot in the arm.

 

[Ichabod Crane]

Don't get this at all.

Palace had a game plan and it worked perfectly, and it was a nailbiting last 10 mins watching them try to see it out.

And at the end of it all we got a shock underdog winner. What's not to like?

Fair, but in my defence, I don't care much for Crystal Palarse. If you know you know.
So basically I couldn't give a fuck for the love in.
Again, if you know you know

 

[Longlostjack]

Well done Palace. The Ultra thing is completely boring though. Heard the same tunes that I’ve heard in the Bundesliga for the last 20 years.

 

[Ringwood]

Palace have done well on recruitment to be fair..

Guehi and Richards are inspiring signings, Munez is an unearthed gem..Mateta has improved from obscurity and Championship signings in Eze, Hughes, Wharton, Sarr and Esee have all worked plus they have got rid of a lot of deadwood this season. Olisa and Zaha clearly not missed.

 

[bakajack]

Well it's taken a few years, but Pep finally shows his true colours. Fvkn bute.

The cracks in his nice guy act have been appearing more and more over this season

 

[Molbys_pie]

Delighted for Palace, and I'd love this to be the end of the Man City domination in general

 

[Andrew - North Hill]

Palace have done well on recruitment to be fair..

Guehi and Richards are inspiring signings, Munez is an unearthed gem..Mateta has improved from obscurity and Championship signings in Eze, Hughes, Wharton, Sarr and Esee have all worked plus they have got rid of a lot of deadwood this season. Olisa and Zaha clearly not missed.

It'll be interesting to see what happens next because usually when a mid-sized club overachieves, it tends to get picked off by the bigger clubs. Look what happened to us after winning the League Cup.

They might get away with keeping them all together next season to have a pop at the Europa, but if they do well in that I think they can probably kiss goodbye to half of that list.

 

[MajorR]

Pleased for Palace, it’s always good to see a smaller club get a result. Palace winning the FA Cup will be one in the eye for the big boys just as Leicester winning the PL was.

I have to say I’m a bit bored with Man City and Pep, but I don’t begrudge their fans their success. They were rubbish for decades, their fans suffered a fair few relegations and years in the wilderness whereas Liverpool and United (who I absolutely detest) were lording it large for donkeys years. I love seeing City stick it to Man U.

 

[monmouth]

Capital City, FA Cupppp winners. Palarce must be the bIgGEsT club in the WorLD.

 

[sainthelens]

Capital City, FA Cupppp winners. Palarce must be the bIgGEsT club in the WorLD.

Innit. Songs of ' we are your capital ' seemed lacking today.