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The sun went down enough for him to begin feasting.
Crystal Palace v Aston Villa - Match thread
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The sun went down enough for him to begin feasting.
ASCPFC
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- Pro-Cathedral/caravan park
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Ireland
I guarantee I will not say that if we lose.
Forest Hillbilly
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- in a hidey-hole
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Wales
only minutes left for Palace to score the winning goal
Teddy Eagle
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Scotland
He's late. Then sun went down a while ago.
Frenchaigle
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France
Surely Pino will not be going to USA with Spain .
Iv been trying to keep the faith but ..
Iv been trying to keep the faith but ..
ASCPFC
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Ireland
Exactly, in added time for ironic value. Just relax - maybe make a tea.
Frenchaigle
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France
Nervy finnish coming up
Nicholas91
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Veneto
The inevitability of Villa snatching this is palpable
Frenchaigle
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France
Jesus ... that were close
PalazioVecchio
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- Area 51
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USA
you ever visited the Birmingham area ? Villa really should be managed , not by a vampire, but by a zombie.
ASCPFC
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Ireland
He's 500 years old.
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England
One of my daughters has lived there for a decade.
Teddy Eagle
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Scotland
That's as reassuring as saying it to someone whose parachute has just failed.
Forest Hillbilly
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Wales
a dodgy og deflection would be great. Because Palace won't score it on their own
Team of the (20)80s
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Curious we aren’t even bringing Richards on to defend these corners
PalazioVecchio
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USA
we played them last month
Frenchaigle
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France
The old ticker is going like the clappers with these corners
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England
Late to football management as a 324 year old when he started managing Notts County in 1867