Tom Fancett

WHAT WAS IN THOSE JELLY BABIES??!!??

Someone send the video of the palace players dropping like rag dolls after that mateta at the end @WingingItCPFC need it!

@NewYorkRedBulls Irresponsible actively putting fans at risk encouraging them to come in during these dangerous conditions

Based on the latest weather forecast, the match will be played as expected tonight. If you cannot attend the match due to weather conditions, please call us at 1.877.727.6223 or email us at fanservices@newyorkredbulls.com

@RiverhoundsSC @highmarkstadium We getting a rain delay?

Stage is set for tonight ⚽️

@PlankerHappy @NatWest_Help They had maintenance this morning till 4:30 clearly it's overrun and they are hiding the fact till after as it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission or some did not test a deployment very well before production

Anyone else having trouble accessing the NatWest online banking app? @NatWest_Help it’s not ideal to lock people out of their accounts during a cost of living crisis

First of many!!! @CPFC 😍😍😍❤️💙

just finished watching the final. Even I'm crying at Palace winning it - lord knows how Palace fans are coping. Delighted for them xx

🗣️ “For a player like me who’s probably not going to win many trophies in their career, it’s hard to articulate.” Palace midfielder Will Hughes says being part of the first Eagles team to win the FA Cup will take some time to sink in 🏆 #CPFC #BBCFootball

❤️💙🏆🔥👏🏿

15 years ago today, Crystal Palace FC were in a state of limbo. At the end of the 2009/10 season, our players, having not been paid for 3 months, had overturned a 10 point deduction due to falling into administration, securing the draw we needed on the last day of the season away at Sheffield Wednesday to keep our heads above water in the Championship. The club still faced an incredibly precarious future, with the stadium owned by Lloyds Bank who seemingly had little intention of selling it back. Due to fan protests, both outside Selhurst Park and at the headquarters of the bank itself in early June, they relented and gave Steve Parish and CPFC2010 the green light to purchase the stadium and keep the club alive. That summer, the lifelong fans who fronted the aforementioned consortium were forced to navigate their way through club ownership as total novices; contending with a squad which had just 9 first-team players registered to it and a club infrastructure in desperate need of TLC. Fast-forward 3 years and the club had, despite the odds being stacked heavily against it, made it to the Premier League via a Play-Off Final victory over Watford. Prior to that promotion, Crystal Palace had never spent more than a single season in the Premier League; we’re now at the end of our 12th in a row with a 13th to come in August. Today, we head into what is our 3rd ever FA Cup Final, we’ve lost the previous two in 1990 and 2016 and have never in our history won what is considered to be a “major” trophy. I’ve been doing so much thinking about today’s game over the last week or so, the passage of support from my Granddad to my old man, down to me and now to my son; with that story of family ties a consistent theme throughout the entire Palace fan-base, we don’t support this club for glory, it’s about pride in South London and what that badge means to us. We may win it, if we do, it’ll be a truly incredible feeling but whatever the outcome, I know that it won’t make the slightest bit of difference to how much I love our football club; it gives my life structure and meaning and looking back to those uncertain days in 2010, I know how close we came to losing it altogether. One last push ladies and gentlemen, you never know. ❤️💙

💙 Proud of one of our own. 🏆 Congratulations to Joel Ward, who has won the @EmiratesFACup with @CPFC, exactly 17 years on from #Pompey’s iconic triumph!

WEMBLEY WILL SHAKE AND IT WILL BE BEAUTIFUL!!! 🤩 🥳

First ever major trophy. First time in Europe. A South London boy scoring the winner. A goalkeeper in a hat. Fans balling their eyes out. Sun shining. That’s the good stuff, Crystal Palace.

Do we just accept he goes on a free and have him for the Europa Leavue campaign? Could be the best money we’ve never spent …

The name Crystal Palace is woven into the history of FA cup. The first ever cup finals were played in the Park on our ground. We appeared in the first ever semi final in 1871. Can we now etch our name on the Trophy, I believe we can, Come on Palace’🦅 thetimes.com/article/f177e8…

I TOLD PEP AFTERWARDS — IF HE PLAYS IN THAT SYSTEM AGAIN, WE WILL SOLVE IT! OLIVER GLASNER HAS CHANGED MY LIFE

Every football fan deserves to feel like all of us Palace fans are feeling right now at least once. We may never win anything again and I’m absolutely fine with that. Being there to see it with my own two eyes is a feeling that will stay with me forever. Just incredible.

Red and blue, Macron, cup winners. Where have we seen this before? 🤔