For a team with no money, just sold their best player and has the smallest squad in the whole league, they are heroes last night.

They beat Premier league Wolves 3-1 at Selhurst Park last night and they rightly deserved the win. The main man of the night was Danny Butterfield, playing as a make-shift attacker from his usual role in defence.
Before last night, Danny had scored 7 goals for Palace in 250 games - an OK ratio for a defender. In this game he scored a hat trick in 6 minutes! When he came off the pitch, his beaming smile said it all.
Aston Villa in the next round are a different story, but every penny helps.
So come on rich people with no sense, buy my team and make us great!

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ReplyDeleteDanny Butterfield scored the FA Cup’s second quickest ever hat-trick tonight.
In 6mins 48secs.
It was a perfect hat-trick – header, right foot, left foot, and uninterrupted.
It was a great game and I love a good cup upset!
ReplyDeleteI feel in a geeky way obliged to ask if anyone knows who scored the quickest?
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear some good news for Palace, as they're in a bad situation. Good luck against Villa.
Geek alert!
ReplyDeleteThe quickest recorded FA Cup hat trick was 2 minutes 20 seconds, scored by Andy Locke for Nantwich Town against Droylsden in a First Round Qualifying tie on 9 September 1995.
Whoa there! Great geek fact, I salute you!
ReplyDeleteGreat result, well played, you must be proud of the boys?
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