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Old 15-09-2018, 02:40 PM
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Depending on who you talk too, many older fans feel the rivalry kicked off following a pre-season friendly at Brighton in 1973, plenty of stories of incidents before, during and after the match, this was Malcolm Allison’s first full season in charge at Palace (he had been appointed in March 1973) and we were relegated to Division Two - Brighton were still in the Third Division at the time of this ‘friendly’ - when their manager was the aptly named Pat Seaweed, later that season, Brian Clough took over, briefly, quiting in the summer of 1974 to take over at Leeds, by which time Palace had a second straight relegation to join Brighton in Division Three - Clough’s assistant Peter Taylor ( no relation to the Palace winger ) was in charge until they appointed Muggery in the summer of 1976, by which time Big Mal had resigned and Venereals had taken over as Palace boss.

The rivalry certainly took a quantum leap during the 1976/77 season, as there were two league matches and an FA Cup tie that lasted three games, with major clashes at all 5 games.

However, many older fans feel the rivalry was already started around three years before Mullery became the Weeds boss.
I never knew the Weed had a manager called Seaweed. That is amazing and has made my year.
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Old 16-01-2019, 08:56 PM
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I started going regularly to Palace from 1974 onwards, but talking to various people, it was not the match in the League you mentioned that kicked it off, but a friendly in the Summer of 1973 at B*****@n. In fact it was the first match between Palace and the Weeds since the early 1960's, where there had been a cosmic shift in the status of both clubs.
I also agree with this. I was at that friendly and the matches over the next few seasons prior to the Mullery incident and the rivalry was definitley up and running.
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As if he doesn't remember. Ha. And it was two nil of course, as he well knows.
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Depending on who you talk too, many older fans feel the rivalry kicked off following a pre-season friendly at Brighton in 1973, plenty of stories of incidents before, during and after the match, this was Malcolm Allison’s first full season in charge at Palace (he had been appointed in March 1973) and we were relegated to Division Two - Brighton were still in the Third Division at the time of this ‘friendly’ - when their manager was the aptly named Pat Seaweed, later that season, Brian Clough took over, briefly, quiting in the summer of 1974 to take over at Leeds, by which time Palace had a second straight relegation to join Brighton in Division Three - Clough’s assistant Peter Taylor ( no relation to the Palace winger ) was in charge until they appointed Muggery in the summer of 1976, by which time Big Mal had resigned and Venereals had taken over as Palace boss.

The rivalry certainly took a quantum leap during the 1976/77 season, as there were two league matches and an FA Cup tie that lasted three games, with major clashes at all 5 games.

However, many older fans feel the rivalry was already started around three years before Mullery became the Weeds boss.
That’s pretty much how I remember it.

Just seen your age, same as me, which probably explains that. Happy memories.
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Seconded! Anyone else on here use to pop into the Bosun’s for a quickie before the match?
Named one of my nutter working jack russells Bosun.

Seemed appropriate.
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In 'The Advertiser' August 1973 please see article about the trouble at the friendly match at Brighton. The next Brighton manager was Pat Saward whose brother played for Palace in the 1950s
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