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'My wife still has Kember's unwashed sock'

'My wife still has Kember's unwashed sock'

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This week, we are asking you to share your stories and photos about why you fell in love with Crystal Palace.Here is a selection of your submissions:
Norman: My first season was in 1968-69 when they were promoted to the First Division for the first time. We were in front of the directors' box for the last match when they threw their shirts into the crowd and celebrated promotion. My wife still has Steve Kember's sock that he threw to her (unwashed).
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