Europa League

Your lucky I have to get up 2 hours before going to bed , drive 3 hours just to get past birmingham get to london , then find safe parking traveling back avoiding road works on motor way , get in just as the pubs open , all that for 25 ticket 85 for petrol cost of parking maybe , 25 on food and drink no alcohol , stop for breakfast service station get beaten by the wife with barb wire on my bum , the trauma I have to go through , to watch us you wouldn't believe 😇😇😇🙄🙄🙄🙄
Does your wife charge?
Asking for a friend.
 
Regards to the empty seats, it's a real shame and a sad state of affairs...

There is a real bad feeling around the club at the moment and I think a lot has to do with the loss of the HF. The atmosphere has been dire and it's actually not much fun going anymore. Last season, the European nights under the lights driven by the HF were special. Love them or loath them, they are a big draw for younger fans.

A big part of going to watch live footie is the atmosphere. If that's gone many will choose to keep their £40 and watch from home.
 
Regards to the empty seats, it's a real shame and a sad state of affairs...

There is a real bad feeling around the club at the moment and I think a lot has to do with the loss of the HF. The atmosphere has been dire and it's actually not much fun going anymore. Last season, the European nights under the lights driven by the HF were special. Love them or loath them, they are a big draw for younger fans.

A big part of going to watch live footie is the atmosphere. If that's gone many will choose to keep their £40 and watch from home.
The issue with the empty seats comes from the fact that you needed to register with the club back in August to be able to buy tickets on general sale. Purpose is to stop away fans buying tickets, much like we did last season in the conference league at our away games.
This wasn't advertised by the club at all from what I have seen, although I am a season ticket holder so may be excluded from those comms.

The issue with the HF disbanding is a completely different conversation. My understanding is there has been a lot of bans from the club. I feel like with the lawsuit from fat boy at Notts Forest - the club were seen to let the HF have the banner, no repercussions from the club regarding said banner and almost protecting the people that arranged it. Now it is a legal case, the club have had to take action and give out bans to those involved so they are seen to be "policing the stands" properly. As such, the HF have lost their protection and it is a sad loss for English football - not just Crystal Palace.
 
Regards to the empty seats, it's a real shame and a sad state of affairs...

There is a real bad feeling around the club at the moment and I think a lot has to do with the loss of the HF. The atmosphere has been dire and it's actually not much fun going anymore. Last season, the European nights under the lights driven by the HF were special. Love them or loath them, they are a big draw for younger fans.

A big part of going to watch live footie is the atmosphere. If that's gone many will choose to keep their £40 and watch from home.
To be honest, the empty seats were insignificant and what’s more of a shame is focusing on a negative after what was a great win and a great atmosphere, admittedly largely due to the brilliant Poznan fans, an excellent night all round.
 

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