Name: Crystal Palace Football Club
Nickname: The Eagles
Founded: 1905
Colours: Red and blue
Biggest rivals: Millwall, Charlton, Wimbledon,
Brighton & Hove Albion

Division 1 Champions : 1993-94
Division 2 Champions : 1978-79
Division 3 Champions : 1920-21

 
 

Selhurst Park Stadium
London SE25 6PU

Telephone: 0181-768-6000
Fax: 020 8771 5311
Box Office: 020 8771 8841
Ticket Office and information: 020 8771 8841
Selhurst Park Box Office : 0181 771 8841

Ticket prices: Between �17 and �22.


 
 

There are 3 stations on walking distance of the ground. It takes about a 5 min. walk from each of them.
Thornton Heath and Selhurst are served by trains from victoria station and London Bridge.

Thornton Heath: Go left out of the station and cross the road. Go right into High Street at the first intersection. At the roundabout you go left into Whitehorse Lane.

Selhurst: Well signed. Go left out of the station and then left at the lights (into Clifton Road). Take the second street on your right (Holmesdale Road).

Norwood Junction: Leave the station and walk straight on. At the end of the road you go left into Selhurst Road. Take the third street on your right towards the ground.

(Crystal Palace station isn't near the ground!).

 
 

Selhurst Park Stadium
Capacity: 26.309
Record attendance: 51,482 vs Burnley, 11 May 1979

Away-fans: Arthur Wait Stand (corner with Holmesdale Road Stand)

There are plans to expand the Holmesdale Road Stand in the near future. It would take the capacity up to 42,000. The club will consider to move to a new ground (near M25/M23) if they don't get the necessary permissions for the expansion of Selhurst park.

Crystal Palace moved to Selhurst in 1924. The stadium used to have only one stand (the 'main stand'). The other sides of the pitch were all terraced. Nowadays there are stands on every side of the pitch (all seats). The stadium developed a lot the last few years (especially the years after hillsborough).
The Arthur Wait Stand was added in 1969 and the Whitehorse Lane Stand was totally renewed in the eighties. The Whitehorse Lane Stand has been covered since 1994 (also made 'all-seater'). The latest stand is the Holmsedale Road Stand which was built in 1995. Nowadays this is the favorite stand of most Palace fans.

 
 

Crystal Palace - Liverpool (Dutch, but lots of pics)
January 2001

 
 

Click on the balls for a view from that point!

(Pictures made available by The Holmesdale Online)
 

 

www.cpfc.co.uk
Official website

www.palace-eagles.com
International Supporters Association

http://holmesdale.net
The holmesdale online

http://cpfc.org
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