What happened to Crystal Palace???
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This season, Crystal Palace finished 6th in the Championship, which meant a play-off match against Watford. Palace lost the play-off 0-3 on aggregate. In the FA Cup, the Eagles lost in the 4th round (joining in the 3rd). Palace also reached the 4th round in the Carling Cup, but joined in the 1st round, beating Liverpool 2-1 along the way. I must admit that I get frustrated about people asking questions through Yahoo Answers which can easily be answered on the Internet (if you make use of search engines and have determination).
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Selhurst Park? As in Crystal Palace's ground?\nIt has a a capacity of 26,309.\n\nFor more stadium capacity figures, check the source.
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Unfortunately NO...   they lost to West Ham at Upton Park earlier today...\n\nMy bad, I am a dumbass...
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The WUSA folded due to an incomplete business plan.  Player wages were overspent for the sponsorship dollars being brought in.  Attendance was grossly overstated in projections.  Losses mounted to quickly to stop the financial bleeding.  A wide broadcast deal never materialized. Sponsors and investors fled the scene before a solid capital base could be established.\nFear not, the WUSA will likely be back in 2 years.  the business plan is being developed by more business-savvy people in conjunction with soccer supporters this time.  The league will be on much more solid ground when it relaunches.
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Go to them direct.  Charlton are good. Try also Chrystal Palace, QPR, Millwall.
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According to the official history on the club webpage:\n\nIn 1986, "a last day defeat at Shrewsbury sees Boro relegated to Division Three and the club goes into liquidation in July, suffering from massive debts.  A consortium consisting of ICI, Scottish and Newcastle Breweries, Bulkhaul, and Henry Moszkowicz saves the club and forms Middlesbrough Football Club and Athletic Company (1986) Ltd."
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I think West Ham's decline is due to how their manager Alan Pardew has been reacting towards this takeover bid. He seems to want to involve the players as well yet realistically, a takeover should not affect the players, particularly the best anyway.\nHe tried, as they progressed in their premiership games, to shift the blame on Tevez and Mascherano's arrival, but noone was going to buy that. He never, from the onset, appreciated the arrival of these two players such that he dreaded putting them in the starting line up. It is this manager's attitude which I believe, has unsettled the players. He still has the same players who zealously gave their best for the team and mind you, last season was no fluke for this amazing club.\nIf they are to rewrite those glorious days of last season, I think Alan Pardew must concentrate on giving encouragement to his team instead of trying to involve them with the takeover. Takeovers after all should not be viewed suspiciously, look at ManU; their takeover by Malcolm Glazier didn't even affect Sir Alex Fergurson and neither did it affect the players. But just see what it is doing to Alan Pardew, and you end up assuming that maybe he knows more about what is at stake here with regard to this takeover. I think those bidding might not have been impressed by his management style hence his uneasiness.\nWe are just watching from the sidelines, only time will tell.
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It's those who subscribe to Sky and the like who ruined everything.\n\nFootball on TV used to be free.  Players were well, but not extortionately, paid.  They often used to come from the area where the club was situated, and they rarely asked for a transfer.\n\nFans could identify with them.
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ok...this season has officially been their worst in wenger's ten year reign a t highbury.\nso i know what you're talking about.at the beginning they lost viera,and the squad's currently made up of MANY young,new talents[fabregas,flamini....].\nwho lack the experience of more established players-so that pretty much explains the form they've been in this season.\n\nBUT NOW-i personally feel that we have that old magic back that could only be arsenal.we THRASHED juve[who've been helluva strong this season by the way!!],and then there was that 3-0 with charlton...and what did we do to real??\nlehman has been UNBEATABLE in the goal.fabregas has been turning out VERY well in wenger's hands.and the 'old boys'-pires,henry,ljumberg-have been their phenomenal selves on the pitch.\nso as an arsenal fan,there's really nothing to do but BRAG,and  celebrate man-WE'RE TAKING THE CHAMPION'S LEAGUE TITLE THIS YEAR!!!!
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i doubt it, i bet they will be relegated at the end of the season... they havent been doing well at all lol rather apparent eh
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go to www.republica.it that's the newspapers in Italian, which you can have translated in English otherwise go to .. to   thebigproject.co.uk and you can read all the international news on line, of every news paper world wide.  there was a betting scandal, this has been going on now for weeks. it has affected the players i would say. didn't think much of last nights game, they could of played better
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Companies house says they have been dissolved! \nhttp://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/217622bef3fc9b6cb296ea01b4fc9899/compdetails
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I think they might have stopped playing. The official site has no games listed for 2006 (The first source link) and the league schedule also does not include the team. In addition their old website is now offline.
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He played for other clubs Derby, Sheffield Utd, Fulham, and Chelsea to finish his career.\n\nThe last I recently heard, he was retired and working in the private sector doing pretty good I believe.
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I watched them play Houston Dynamo last night and it appeared to me that their midfield and fullbacks were too physical and gave up too many fouls in their defensive third of the field. \nTheir attack depended too much on fast break straight up the middle if the defense is is able to break it down they can't be successful. They had no set play opportunities so they had to depend on being able to break down the defense....Sorry to say but, its going to be a long season in Salt Lake.
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Even though they are above Birmingham in the Premier League, I don't think they have much of a chance. They still have matches against the Spurs, Liverpool & Arsenal, & these are just the bigger clubs! Unless they make a good show of the rest of the matches (Bolton, Everton, Newcastle), they're definitely getting relegated...
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You people have very short memories.  Only a few years ago, Birmingham were the biggest underachievers in British foorball, languishing in the third division.  Steve Bruce has been a fantastic manager for Birmingham and they would be mad to sack him.  \n\nClear out the players who haven't made an acceptable effort for you this year and keep right on till the end of the road.\n\nGood luck Brum.  I wish it was Villa going down instead!