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This was my first ever Leeds match, i had to sneak there with my friend Tyrone Baird as my dad would never let me go. He was right too as i would have been trampled if i hadn't been held up by my parker hood for the whole match by a kind woman behind me in the Kop.

Steve Perrin my old headmaster at the rutts what a lad

Wot a funny narrow picture ...do we need special specs or somefing Jim ???

Fair play to Palace, they definitely have the noisiest fans, and best atmosphere, in the Premier League this season.

Awful kit - the dreaded black & yellow.

Steve Perrin was teaching at Christ's College Finchley when he was transferred from Wycombe to Crystal Palace - I'm guessing 1977. Played against him in pupils v masters match. I have to say, I had him in my pocket. Pupils won 4-1. He went to Palace on the strength of scoring loads of goals for Wycombe in an unexpected FA cup run. I particularly remember when the Hendon Times came to see him for a piece one Wednesday afternoon. I think that was the one and only time my picture has ever appeared in a newspaper. I remember him being a top bloke and a good laugh. When I say he was in my pocket - he was for 89 minutes. He did manage to score their one.

This was my first game at age 11. I still can't believe my dad let me go without any adults! Only us kids lol. It was so crowded that I lost all my mates before I evan got into the shed. I hardly saw any of the match but was hooked! My main memory was being crushed up against this wall on the way out when the biggest bloke I had ever seen put his hands on each side of me on the wall and pushed everyone back. I just looked up at him and said "thanks mate".

A great goal by Shovel against dirty Leeds. LOL @ Gary Sprake.

I was there a palace boy in the north stand.It did go off but we didn't get a bad hiding

At least when you go to games now mate, you know that all the Palace fans are real ones......and not plagued with daytrippers like we are at the Bridge these days!!

I was in the Shed that day too Joey, as you say it was heaving, I think the crowd was around 55,000...not bad for a second division side playing a third division side!!

I was there for this. Despite a fantastic win, I really would not want to sit through that match again. Was dreadful!

Was at this game as a young lad supporting Chelsea up the Shed End and it was heaving, peope were getting carried out as it was that packed, and there was a lot of trouble up the North Stand with the Chelsea supporter and his infamous kung fu kick into the Palace Supporters, I always liked going to Palace there was just something very warm and fuzzy about Selhurst park in the late 70's Couldn't say the samething about Spurs,White hart Lane was probably the least appealing ground to travel to.

Steve perrin was my old head master when i went to bushey heath primary school, im in secondry school now but i still visit sometimes

One day, long, long ago my beloved Palace were as big as Chelsea !!

The Mighty Perrin strikes again at 2:40 - old headmaster!

i was there shed end palace got bad hiding sad really but that was chelsea in thoses days bad result for us cfc lads moley sutton utd=chelsea fc surrey

In fact it was quite the opposite. Big Mal took them from the 1st Division to the 3rd Division. It was Terry Venables who got them back to the top (briefly). Admittedly he couldn't be blamed for relegation from the top flight as he only came in at the end of the season. However, the following season Palace had a nightmare start and never really recovered and ended up in Div.3. However he did get the team to play some classy football and was responsible for bring El Tel to the club.

The days when the FA Cup was still treated seriously and with respect

Palace were in division one when Alison became manager-two tears later they were in division three

DON ROGERS WAS GREAT PLAYER BAD DAY FOR US BLUES I WAS THERE.....FANS RUINED IT PALACE GOT A BAD KICKING

I was at this game with my Dad and as we were amongst the chelsea fans my dad advised me to look a bit fed up as we left the stadium!!!!

Lovely little story at the end from PT. Top man!

great games... in the chelsea one Gray and Wise got sent off, Gray went straight to tunnell and waited for Wise, who bottled it (to be fair Gray would kill him). then after the game Gray was out and standing waiting at Wise's car. Wise, again, bottled it.

Ha ha!!! I remember this Deano hatrick. Good times lol

that palace kit is fucking great

i was at that game. 66,000 attendance that day if memory serves me right.

@steveJ1957 Albion!!!!!!

needless to say, clinton had the last laugh

@clare6572 Me Too what a great Day :-)

EEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGLESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!! P.S whos that guy at the very end?

Dougie Freedman: Great Player, Great Manager! *_* EAGLES :)

@RICHTAYL I was at that game. Still got the programme.

Was at that match, Rest in Peace, Big Mal

What happened to Chris Armstrong,he was amazing for us then the yids get hold of him and ruin his carreer,sounds familiar.........hmmmmm...Wayne routledge,John Bostock,lets fuck tottenham out of the leauge all together ,useless pricks.

Don Howe was first team coach at Leeds under Jimmy Armfield before he left to go back to Arsenal.

Yes, I was there all those years back. If my memory serves me correctly, four special trains up from London, bricks through windows of coaches from those nice Leeds fans, great display. One of the biggest upsets in our history. Palace fans behind the goal. Malcolm in his fedora. Fantastic times, when we really 'put it up' some of the big boys.

Was at this match all them years ago... Palace till I die :-)

UP the palace !!

Was at this Match ... An Eagle till I die .....

An Eagle till I die ... Come on you PALACE !!!

I remember being at this match, Palace had been on a bit of a bad run but this match put them in good stead for the rest of the season although unfortunately their last few games stopped them getting into the play-offs

That was superb !!! havent seen this for years, where did you get the clip ? Up the palace !!!!!

Lovely strike by Stevie P!

Coming to you soon in Narrow Screen! Great upload nonetheless. Fashanu's goal at 1min is class.

then we went belly up

Brooking really, really shouldn't have voiced highlights packages. Other than that, great - just a shame we went down at the worst possible time ever to get relegated, from which us, Forest ('95 notwithstanding), Notts County, Luton and indeed Oldham have never really recovered.

Excellent upload - just my kind of thing :).

Fantastic upload! I think our fans ought to have sung Des O'Connor's "Careless Hands" at Sprake like the Kop did when he scored for Liverpool :).

Good footage! went from Norwich to gatwick straight after the match! nearly missed the flight to magaluff.