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| He had led | Crystal Palace from the Fourth to the Second Division |
| me a junction when the West End of London and | Crystal Palace Railway opened its line between Norwoo |
| an soccer player who most recently played for | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USSF Second Division |
| of Nigerian heritage who currently plays for | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USSF Second Division. |
| Instead, he signed with | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USL Second Division; |
| Crystal Palace | |
| also one of the owners and the co-chairman of | Crystal Palace Football Club. |
| ighton Main Line to London Victoria, avoiding | Crystal Palace and Norwood Junction. |
| ment in the competition was the match between | Crystal Palace and Barnsley on 12 August 1997, at Sel |
| He agreed a new contract with | Crystal Palace in June 2001, but with a first-team pl |
| Football League debut arrived in a 2-1 win at | Crystal Palace on 4 September 1976, one of 17 league |
| The line was built to take passengers to the | Crystal Palace exhibition site: train services on the |
| line from Wandsworth to the LB&SCR station at | Crystal Palace and thence to Norwood Junction railway |
| ger clubs, and Taylor returned to former club | Crystal Palace in June 2006 after Palace agreed a £30 |
| al-Ukhaidar and the | Crystal Palace (1991) |
| He later had a short spell at | Crystal Palace and a little longer with Charlton Athl |
| l fortunes were mixed; his debut was a 1-0 to | Crystal Palace at White Hart Lane, followed by a 2-0 |
| Buck Owens | Crystal Palace has rapidly become the symbol of Baker |
| before being transported and exhibited in the | Crystal Palace in London. |
| ball League for Arsenal, Peterborough United, | Crystal Palace and Leyton Orient. |
| After a lot of deliberation he turned down | Crystal Palace to return to Barnsley on July 20 as he |
| onal trial match against the South at the old | Crystal Palace on February 25, 1901. |
| is first goal for the club in a 4-1 defeat at | Crystal Palace on 14 September 2010 and a further 2 g |
| On March 9, 2010, | Crystal Palace Baltimore announced the signing of Ver |
| He made his senior debut against | Crystal Palace at the age of 18, and made his Premier |
| Spells at Leyton Orient and | Crystal Palace followed, before signing for Crewe in |
| monwealth XIII in 1965 against New Zealand at | Crystal Palace National Recreation Centre, London on |
| 1, and managed Exeter City from 1923 to 1927, | Crystal Palace from 1927 to 1930 and Gillingham from |
| is 4.47 metres, achieved in July 2005 at the | Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, in the same me |
| the place of Sam Jepp at centre-half against | Crystal Palace on 22 October 1910. |
| run at | Crystal Palace on 23 June 1978, while also winning 10 |
| As such, | Crystal Palace is expected to remain a key part of th |
| 73 he broke the World Record for two miles at | Crystal Palace with a time of 8:13.68. |
| In July 2007 it was confirmed by Ofcom that | Crystal Palace would be remaining an A group transmit |
| stol Aeroplane Company before being signed by | Crystal Palace in 1948. |
| American soccer player currently playing for | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USSF Division 2 Profe |
| ng two appearances on the same day in London ( | Crystal Palace garden party) and Paris (Fete de l'Hum |
| an in 1992, 1992-November 96, with 28 games), | Crystal Palace (one month-loan, 1995), Bristol City ( |
| The | Crystal Palace and South London Junction Railway was |
| Barns made her debut as a violinist at the | Crystal Palace in London in 1896, and toured in Engla |
| nglish footballer who played for Aston Villa, | Crystal Palace F.C and Oldham Athletic A.F.C.. |
| ham and Godstone 9 hole, the latter bought by | Crystal Palace FC but separated from the club when he |
| Crystal Palace Football Club Academy are the youth te | |
| land Rough Riders, and in 2007, he played for | Crystal Palace Baltimore. |
| orn Bolivian footballer currently playing for | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USSF Division 2 Profe |
| ine alternative through Birkbeck station from | Crystal Palace railway station to Beckenham Junction |
| League season saw Fulham win Division One and | Crystal Palace finishing top of Division Two. |
| s USA, before signing a contract to play with | Crystal Palace Baltimore for the 2009 season. |
| Following the destruction of the | Crystal Palace by fire in 1936, the line lost most of |
| en made his second professional start against | Crystal Palace Baltimore on September 25, 2010 and ma |
| on the back of the Megalosaurus sculpture in | Crystal Palace and other restorations from the 19th c |
| McGibbon played for Southern League | Crystal Palace in the 1908-09 season, scoring a hat-t |
| other poor away performance from the Reds saw | Crystal Palace ease to victory in this encounter with |
| Crystal Palace Park is a proposed football stadium wh | |
| After 7pm these services run via | Crystal Palace rather than Norbury. |
| shton Gate was short-lived however, moving to | Crystal Palace for £1m less than six months later. |
| astle United and in November 1989 he moved to | Crystal Palace where he is now classed as a legend. |
| n in Ashford, Kent, he joined Gillingham from | Crystal Palace in 1935 and went on to make 19 appeara |
| He joined | Crystal Palace in May 1950 where he played only seven |
| the London, Chatham and Dover Railway on the | Crystal Palace and South London Junction Railway. |
| Andy Dorman: Current | Crystal Palace midfielder after enjoying a spell at S |
| The line was built to carry passengers to The | Crystal Palace after its move from Hyde Park. |
| d 2 call at all stations Via West Croydon and | Crystal Palace |
| The | Crystal Palace was opened in 1996, and shortly became |
| The first took place at | Crystal Palace on 20 April 1912 and the second on 24 |
| e conductor August Manns who included it in a | Crystal Palace concert on 12 May 1884. |
| e and the City catch the Victoria service via | Crystal Palace and change at Norwood Junction for the |
| the recent match between Nottingham Forest v | Crystal Palace on 23 March 2010, Gunter made his 100t |
| Hill was transferred for £35,000 to | Crystal Palace in December 1973, where he made a furt |
| Crystal Palace (1935-1936) and (1937-1939) Football L | |
| 's fastest ever goal after 11 seconds against | Crystal Palace in a Championship match on 17 December |
| Mark turned professional with | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USL Second Division i |
| On a clear day, the | Crystal Palace Transmitter on the far south-east side |
| merican soccer player who currently plays for | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USSF Division 2 Profe |
| he walk continues from the line's terminus at | Crystal Palace High Level station, past the Crystal P |
| He went with teammate John McCormick to | Crystal Palace in 1966, scoring thirteen league goals |
| Sutton Coldfield, | Crystal Palace and Sandy are all 1000kW and Emley Moo |
| or England, making his international debut at | Crystal Palace against Scotland, in which he scored i |
| rea from October 2000, BBC London News in the | Crystal Palace coverage area from October 2001 and BB |
| During the 2001-02 English football season, | Crystal Palace F.C. competed in the Football League F |
| er was appointed manager of Championship side | Crystal Palace in October 2007 and immediately brough |
| Running down on the North side of | Crystal Palace Park it passes under two viaducts for |
| In October 2004 Bullivant left | Crystal Palace to become first-team coach at Watford, |
| It starts as | Crystal Palace Park Road near the top of Sydenham Hil |
| Kickers, the amateur Fredericksburg Gunners, | Crystal Palace Baltimore and, most recently, the Real |
| The A234 is an A road between | Crystal Palace and Beckenham in London, England. |
| The first match at | Crystal Palace ended goalless after extra time meanin |
| In 1945 he began playing in the | Crystal Palace Brass Band conducted by Dr Dennis Wrig |
| 2 to London Bridge via | Crystal Palace and Forest Hill |
| In July | Crystal Palace UK, went over to USA to take on their |
| ng up his boots in 1971 and became a coach at | Crystal Palace before returning to Hillingdon Borough |
| 2007, scoring one goal in a 4-1 victory over | Crystal Palace Baltimore, and subsequently played 51 |
| This too was exhibited at | Crystal Palace in 1868. |
| Bromley and Molesey, he rejoined his old club | Crystal Palace to take up a coaching role within the |
| The replay at | Crystal Palace was played in a blizzard. |
| ster signed an initial six month contract for | Crystal Palace on 11 August 2008, which was extended |
| ona launched a 'kung-fu' style kick against a | Crystal Palace fan, Matthew Simmons, followed by a se |
| leave a legacy of replacing the pools at the | Crystal Palace National Sports Centre in South London |
| Club Championship in 2007, before signing for | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USL Second Division i |
| Crystal Palace Low Level | |
| 2tph to London Bridge via | Crystal Palace and Forest Hill |
| He was sold to | Crystal Palace in 1995 for a £120,000 fee, and was la |
| ds were separated after the relocation of The | Crystal Palace in 1854 and the creation of the high l |
| his first professional goal in a 2-0 win over | Crystal Palace Baltimore. |
| 29 April 2007 - Derby County lose to | Crystal Palace meaning that Birmingham City and Sunde |
| e first and last time, in Huddersfield and at | Crystal Palace National Sports Centre in London. |
| ark Rangers in the FA Cup) that he signed for | Crystal Palace in June 1994, as strike partner to Chr |
| On February 18, 2010 | Crystal Palace Baltimore announced the signing of Bus |
| Crystal Palace / Upper Norwood | |
| s took an active part in the formation of the | Crystal Palace Company, and wrote their descriptive g |
| He later went on to manage | Crystal Palace (two spells), Newport County (two spel |
| ntroduced, and route 49 was withdrawn between | Crystal Palace and Clapham Junction at the same time. |
| with Chelsea but also playing for Luton Town, | Crystal Palace and Brentford. |
| Crystal Palace F.C. were an amateur football club, fo | |
| cer in August 2010 when he signed to play for | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USSF Division 2 Profe |
| The route was extended back to | Crystal Palace on the 17 June, 1989 as route 249 that |
| month later, in another 1-1 draw, at home to | Crystal Palace at Vicarage Road, and finished the sea |
| club at the end of the 2004-05 season to join | Crystal Palace for a fee of around £600,000. |
| 1986 the 108B was reduced to run only between | Crystal Palace and Lewisham, with the 108 extended to |
| egan his footballing days as an apprentice at | Crystal Palace turning professional there in August, |
| Models in | Crystal Palace |
| Final of Great Britain versus France - | Crystal Palace - London |
| Buck Owens | Crystal Palace (also known as the Crystal Palace and |
| Selhurst Park, the ground of | Crystal Palace Football Club, is sited at the norther |
| It also has a football pitch, and was home of | Crystal Palace F.C. from 1915 until 1918. |
| played most notable for Northampton Town and | Crystal Palace as a Forward. |
| n Tampa's first-ever game, a 1-0 victory over | Crystal Palace Baltimore. |
| h young striker Jon Obika clinching a move to | Crystal Palace for the season. |
| n the wake of the enormous success of the The | Crystal Palace constructed for the 1851 London Exhibi |
| -1 in the final of the competition, played at | Crystal Palace in London. |
| win was manager of the English football clubs | Crystal Palace (1939-1947) and Darlington (1950-1952) |
| senior members of the U18 team also play for | Crystal Palace Reserves, and the team are currently c |
| es and Scotland, and is currently playing for | Crystal Palace in the English Championship. |
| Wright then signed for | Crystal Palace on a free transfer. |
| is 10th career goal in the same match against | Crystal Palace Baltimore. |
| Williams moved back to London with | Crystal Palace in 1992. |
| The cats were shown at The | Crystal Palace in 1885. |
| tal terrestrial (DVB-T) channel from London's | Crystal Palace Transmitter as part of a terrestrial H |
| ts of the Great North Wood which later became | Crystal Palace Park. |
| oln City, Huddersfield Town, Tranmere Rovers, | Crystal Palace and Stoke. |
| When | Crystal Palace were in receivership during the 1999-2 |
| Division One featured two new clubs, | Crystal Palace and Leyton, both of which had been pro |
| s and iron exhibition building - the New York | Crystal Palace - directly inspired by The Crystal Pal |
| all three major tournaments - two years after | Crystal Palace became the last team to finish in the |
| found the back of the scored three later, as | Crystal Palace won 0-1 at Home Park. |
| atic promotion places to Barnsley and lost to | Crystal Palace in the playoffs. |
| He moved to | Crystal Palace in July 2006 to become their goalkeepi |
| Garvan moved to | Crystal Palace in August 2010 for an undisclosed fee. |
| goals in the club's shock 2-1 victory against | Crystal Palace in the third round of the FA Cup. |
| professional goal on May 29 in a 2-0 win over | Crystal Palace Baltimore, and scored a hat trick on J |
| The 2007-08 season was | Crystal Palace Football Club's third consecutive seas |
| During his time at | Crystal Palace he appeared in 59 games and scored 8 g |
| 2 trains per hour to Beckenham Junction via | Crystal Palace (Southern) |
| Hilaire began his career with | Crystal Palace as a 17 year old in a 3-2 defeat at Li |
| 07, in Charlotte's 2007 season opener against | Crystal Palace Baltimore, but only played three more |
| In November 1962 he joined | Crystal Palace for a fee of £3500; at the Selhurst Pa |
| Crystal Palace railway station | |
| He is also a passionate supporter of | Crystal Palace Football Club. |
| n and most recently being accused of stalking | Crystal Palace Chairman Simon Jordan. |
| the Second World War until the new complex at | Crystal Palace was built in the late 60's, the baths |
| The New York | Crystal Palace had the shape of a Greek cross, and wa |
| tion at this stage, along with Third Division | Crystal Palace and Swindon Town. |
| nd Middlesbrough (as captain), and captaining | Crystal Palace to win the First Division championship |
| ty went out in the Third Qualifying Round (to | Crystal Palace and Hull City respectively), while the |
| 2 Via | Crystal Palace calling at all stations. |
| Injury to his mouth, | Crystal Palace v. West Brom, 2003: Independent on Sun |
| s career as a trainee with Charlton Athletic, | Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest, before dropping |
| Crystal Palace take on Millwall at Selhurst Park in t | |
| on a high as United won the FA Cup by beating | Crystal Palace 1-0 in a replay after drawing the firs |
| In November 2007 he joined | Crystal Palace as a fitness coach. |
| Jamaican soccer player currently playing for | Crystal Palace Baltimore in the USSF Division 2 Profe |
| The planned extension to | Crystal Palace was formally dropped by Transport for |
| The replay at | Crystal Palace was played four days later in a blizza |
| iginally opened by the West End of London and | Crystal Palace Railway on 3 May 1858, when it was nam |
| romwich Albion on the bottom, Southampton and | Crystal Palace one point clear, and Norwich City in t |
| lection of which were displayed at the famous | Crystal Palace exhibition of 1851), Beeching's "self- |
| It first took place in 1923 at The | Crystal Palace until 1936, when it burnt down. |
| His only appearance was in a 2-1 win at | Crystal Palace on 25 August 1923. |
| Smith played for | Crystal Palace and later Wanderers as a forward; in 1 |
| The trust also runs and manages | Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, and hopes to o |
| e as an outside left for Queens Park Rangers, | Crystal Palace and Southend United. |
| scoring 30 league goals, then transferred to | Crystal Palace in 1960 and later had spells at Southe |
| He also played for Clapton, | Crystal Palace and Grays Thurrock. |
| In 1995, Roberts moved to | Crystal Palace where he was the club's player of the |
| -2 in the final of the competition, played at | Crystal Palace in London. |
| u, he did not see success util he sang at the | Crystal Palace in London in 1862. |
| s, under an earlier name: it provided for the | Crystal Palace company, the UK War Office, Government |
| An extension to | Crystal Palace is currently proposed. |
| He then completed a move to | Crystal Palace at the end of December 2001, for a fee |
| fter a spell on loan at the club, he moved to | Crystal Palace on a permanent basis, making another 1 |
| e, Hardyman made his debut in a 1-0 defeat to | Crystal Palace wearing the number three shirt. |
| adio is a radio station broadcasting from the | Crystal Palace Transmitter in south-east London. |
| the stadium is a redevelopment of the current | Crystal Palace National Sports Centre and is expected |
| e scored a goal in a 3-0 first round upset of | Crystal Palace Baltimore of the USL Second Division a |
| g between the two came at the European Cup in | Crystal Palace in London. |
| was top scorer in two successive seasons with | Crystal Palace before finishing his league career at |
| Fray came through the | Crystal Palace academy and made a surprise debut for |
| He was loaned to | Crystal Palace in 2001, then to Birmingham City a sea |
| He made his debut in the Carling Cup against | Crystal Palace on 24 August 2010 as an extra time sub |
| left Chelsea in March 1985, first signing for | Crystal Palace and later Brentford, before moving bac |
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