r/crystalpalace

If you're a new fan then please introduce yourself here, if you've been a fan for a while and would like to share how you became a Palace fan then feel free to do so.

Public Notice for all forest fans, you haven’t won’t a trophy since clough in 1990, your estrogen spiked act of grassing palace up over landed you with being bounced on your arse by villa in the semis (even sweeter knowing you thought you had a chance so close boys) a team we disposed of in the FA cup (the cup we won, I know winning as a concept is alien to you as a club and fan base) and now you have no European football. You also have our sloppy seconds, don’t get me wrong we love Glasner but I give it 1.5 years and he is having a diva party if the whole of forest don’t swear an oath to him. I wish you the best of luck forest fans fighting relegation next year, when we’re playing teams like AC Milan you will be in inbred Nottingham.
Glad all Over

Hi everyone,

I'm currently completing my Master's dissertation at Newcastle University and I'm researching how football supporters perceive sponsorships and digital content in professional football.

I'm looking for Liverpool supporters to complete a short anonymous questionnaire exploring topics such as:

• What makes a football sponsor feel genuine (or forced)?
• Which sponsorship campaigns stand out?
• How digital content and player involvement influence supporter opinions.

It takes around 8-10 minutes, and you don't need any marketing knowledge - I'm simply interested in hearing supporters' honest opinions and experiences.

I'd really appreciate anyone who could spare a few minutes to help.

Honestly, Chadi Riad is having an exceptional World Cup with Morocco.

He looks like a real leader in the backline. The pressure doesn’t seem to affect him at all — if anything, he looks even more composed and elevated on the biggest stage.

Against the Netherlands he was excellent again, and it’s a shame he took that knock, but he said he feels 100% ready for the next match.

What impresses me the most is how complete he looks: elite defensively, strong in duels, calm under pressure, and his ball progression is exactly what you’d expect from a player developed at Barça.

Crystal Palace have a seriously special defender here.

Can you yanks fuck off with your introductions posts.

None of us give a shit that Richards is your favourite player.

My question is mostly for those who don’t reside in South London though even if you do, please feel free to share. I am from just outside Houston, Texas. Football (Soccer, I’m sorry) was never that big where I grew up, even though we have a professional team. I didn’t really get in to the sport until I absolutely fell in love with the TV show Ted Lasso. I had decided in late 2023 that I wanted to follow a team in the Premier League, but I didn’t know which one. I knew it wasn’t going to be Man City or West Ham, but besides that, I didn’t know much about the other teams. I did some research and absolutely fell in love with the underdog story of Crystal Palace, and it certainly didn’t hurt that their colors are red/blue and that their mascot is the Eagles. Having reflected on the season that we had and the fact that we have a record number of internationals playing in the World Cup this year, I was curious. Why do y’all support Crystal Palace?

Honestly think we could've gone for someone with a more prestigious background but maybe pep was wanting to go into international management? These new managers don't mean much to me anymore anyway, I'll give it 5 months before we get somebody else in.