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Right, that is your lot for tonight. Tony Pullis has put his first points on the board as Palace boss and Cardiff at home next will be a good chance to build momentum. Whisper it quietly and they could possibly even get out of the bottom three if things go their way elsewhere.
Thanks for your company and especially the managerial fashion shouts early on. Bye for now.
2227:MANAGER REACTION- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Crystal Palace boss Tony Pulis: "In the first 20 minutes we were on the back foot, we didn't start well and looked pretty nervous but then we got into the game and I'm very pleased for Marouane Chamakh, he has really worked hard. He and Cameron Jerome were a handful."
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Some nice numbers from Opta highlight Marouane Chamakh's link-up play from tonight as well.
A headed goal? A hard-running target for long balls? That is the sort of thing we were expecting when Arsene Wenger picked him up on a free from Bordeaux back in 2010.
2218:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Ravel Morrison's yellow card after the final whistle in tonight's game is his fifth of the season. He will miss the visit to Liverpool. With Andy Carroll still not fit to make a playing return to Anfield, they will miss his creativity.
2211:MANAGER REACTION- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce speaking to BT Sport: "We did not have enough cutting edge, that was the problem for us and having had no problems in the first half we were looking to try and probe and get on target in the first half. But we gave away the most ridiculous goal, from our point of view, that I've seen for a very long time."
2209:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Crystal Palace were compact and hardworking in midfield, with the impressive Joel Ward (number 2) offering width and getting forward from right-back.
2206:ACTION AREAS- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Palace were content to allow West Ham to have more of the ball in the second half, but were still able to keep up an attacking threat.
The two 2000 kick-offs are over, and Reading have firmed up their status in the play-off places with a 1-0 win over Charlton, courtesy of Billy Sharp's strike in the first half. A screamer from Oliver Norwood gave Huddersfield a 1-0 victory over Bolton at the Reebok Stadium.
2203:PLAYER REACTION- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Crystal Palace goalscorer Marouane Chamakh: "We stayed strong and didn't give them the chances to score and I hope it will be like that every week until the end of the season."
The atmosphere at Selhurst Park was superb tonight. Plenty of decibels, bouncing and banners.
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Matt Brereton: Wasn't sure about Pulis when first linked following Holloway's exit from CPFC, but he could just be the man for this tough job.
Sam Victory: Palace deserved the win. Us though? Not good enough from Sam playing Diame on the left? Where was Jarvis?
Dave Cassells: Early yet but Pulis has brought a hard work ethic to this palace team..outfield players were fantastic especially Barry Bannan.
This is how we look at the ugly end of the Premier League and it makes easier reading for Crystal Palace after that win. The Eagles are only one off Fulham in the goal difference column as well.
West Ham have a tough run of fixture coming up with Liverpool (away), Manchester United (away) and Arsenal (home) all to play before the end of 2013.
2156:Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 liveCrystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
"Crystal Palace worked extremely hard tonight, they got the goal and could have had more. In the last three fames they have won two and all they can do now is look forward and if they can get another win against Cardiff [in the next game] and keep the momentum going they will give themselves a great chance of getting out trouble."
2155:YELLOW CARD- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
A clutch of players from both sides surrounding Ravel Morrison after he reacts to a collision with Joel Ward on the final whistle by shoving two palms into the face of the Palace defender.
He has lost his head entirely there and is a very, very lucky lad to only see yellow.
Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 liveCrystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
It's been a disappointing performance by West Ham, especially after they had such an impressive victory against Fulham. They just haven't done enough on the day but you have to give credit to Crystal Palace.
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2152:FULL-TIME- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
90+3 mins:CLOSE!- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Jimmy Kebe with an outstanding chance to win it, but the Mali winger clears the bar as the ball breaks for him out of a challenge with Jussi Jaaskelainen just outside the box.
90 +2 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
George McCartney is ruled a yard offside as Ravel Morrison plays the ball in behind the Palace rearguard. Correct call.
90+1 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
James Collins is judged to have competed a little too physically with Danny Gabbidon as the ball comes into the Palace box. The Wales international is outraged, the home fans relieved.
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Ian in Cambridge, via text: Cambridge United win in the cup. Sheffield United next on Sunday. What a great job Richard Money has done.
QPR have gone level with Leicester at the top of the table after their 3-0 win over Bournemouth at Loftus Road. It was a good night for the teams in the relegation zone - Yeovil beat Blackpool 1-0, Sheffield Wednesday came from behind to beat Leicester 2-1 and Barnsley held on for a 2-1 win at Brighton. Despite these results, it's as you were in the bottom three though.
90 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Jimmy Kebe concedes a corner, but referee Lee Mason fails to spot that Mile Jedinak rather than James Collins gets the final touch as the ball heads behind from the set-piece. Five minutes of added time for the hosts to see out.
Richard Powell: Heard Allardyce offering AVB advice during a radio interview today...Hey, Sam, how about you get your own house in order first!
David Mansfield: How are West Ham not in the relegation spots? They play bad, boring football and they can't score.
Joel Pennington: Pulls might just be the man to save Palace. Always thought he did a good job at Stoke. Ugly, but good.
87 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
West Ham's Mark Noble pumps a free-kick into the Crystal Palace box, but the home defence is standing strong.
Quite an end to the match at Huish Park, where Blackpool have had three men sent off in the dying minutes at Yeovil, Kirk Broadfoot, Ricardo Fuller and Gary MacKenzie the ones heading for the dressing room just ahead of their eight team-mates..
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85 mins:SUBSTITUTION- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Goalscorer Marouane Chamakh trots off to be replaced by Jonathan Williams.
85 mins:AS IT STANDS- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Crystal Palace will be off the bottom if they can see out the final five minutes.
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John Dykes: If anyone can get palace out of the trouble they are in, its Tony. Wish him the best (provided it's not at Stoke's expense)
Mark Lovell: If Tony keeps Crystal Palace in Premier League suggest rechristened Pontious Pulis??
Plus Systems: They're going to have to change their name to Crystal Pulis if he keeps them up!
Cambridge United have produced an FA Cup upset by overcoming Bury 2-1. They will now face Sheffield United in the second round on Sunday. Midfielder Luke Berry's opener was promptly cancelled out by Shaun Harrad but Berry was on hand to grab a late winner for the Skrill Premier table toppers.
83 mins:SUBSTITUTION- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Palace make a change as Barry Bannan departs to universal acclaim from home fans? He takes his time in making his way to the sidelines to slap hands with the incoming Stuart O'Keefe.
81 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Final 10 minutes of normal time and Crystal Palace, as Nigel Spackman says, are looking comfortable. Will they keep their nerve and keep playing, or might we have a desperate last few minutes for the home fans as they drop deep and hang on for their life? Let's find out.
Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 liveCrystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
"Early on in the second half Jussi Jaaskelainen made a couple of superb saves and maybe that will eventually be enough to earn his side a point but to be honest West Ham don't look like they are going to score."
You can listen to full match commentary from Selhurst Park on BBC Radio 5 live.
79 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Barry Bannan is showing off his defensive diligence to the new boss, chasing back hard to get in front of the ageing Joe Cole and shepherd the ball back to Julian Speroni.
78 mins:SUBSTITUTION- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Razvan Rat is off and George McCartney is on in a like-for-like swap at left-back. That is the last shuffle of the pack from West Ham.
77 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Ravel Morrison sends a scruffy shot wide as he takes it first time from a difficult angle. West Ham are struggling to pick apart the Palace defence.
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Henry Gathercole: Phoned family at the match at Selhurst Park all the way from Uganda and it sounds buzzing. What an atmosphere. Up the #Palace!
Dave Cassells: This palace/ west ham match is end to end.. Tackles flying in..it's a fantastic match.
Jack McLeod: People need to stop presuming goals will come when Carroll returns. His record since leaving Newcastle isn't fantastic.
Oliver Norwood has broken the deadlock at the Reebok to put Huddersfield ahead against Bolton with a spectacular long-range strike. Frank Nouble has extended Ipswich's lead to 3-1 over Blackburn.
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75 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Mohamed Diame wins a free-kick from Mile Jedinak with a neat change of feet and Stewart Downing likes the look of this one. The former Liverpool man gets the nod from his team-mates and his dipping effort brings a good save from Julian Speroni. The Palace keeper hung on well with West Ham players sniffing around for a rebound.
Doncaster Rovers are back in it at St Andrews after a piledriver from David Cotterill made it 1-1 against Birmingham City.
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72 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Hang on a second. There is a stoppage in play for some running repairs on the netting in Crystal Palace's goal. Julian Speroni is just showing referee Lee Mason that the mesh has come away from his right-hand post and is flapping free.
On runs a member of the groundstaff to tie it back into place and we are good to go again.
68 mins:SUBSTITUTION- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Jimmy Kebe is on for Jason Puncheon as Tony Pulis swaps his right wingers. Kebe enraged West Ham fans with a little showboating when he played against them for Reading back in December 2011. He adjusted his socks mid-dribble. Cheeky in anyone's book.
Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 liveCrystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
"I thought there was a foul in the first place, then there was holding so I think West Ham will be feeling aggrieved about what happened. The linesman had his flag up for a long time but the incident involving Chamakh was six of one and half a dozen of the other but the initial foul was on James Tomkins so it should have been a penalty."
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There have been a few goals around tonight - but not at the Reebok or at Turf Moor. It's still 0-0 at Bolton and Huddersfield and Burnley vs Watford.
Matt Phillips has made it 3-0 for QPR at home to Bournemouth, and if the score stays like that Rangers will go level at the top of the table with Leicester, who are losing 2-1 at Sheffield Wednesday.
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63 mins:DISALLOWED GOAL- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Stewart Downing thrashes home hard and low with that trusty left, but the whistle has already blown. It is not entirely clear what for though. James Tomkins and Joey O'Brien have both stayed onside to contest a cross, maybe the latter pushed Marouane Chamakh as he went up for the header. But it was a generous call for the hosts.
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61 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Crystal Palace are putting themselves about in midfield. Kagisho Dikgacoi is perhaps a little fortunate that referee Lee Mason was distracted by Mile Jedinak's foul on Ravel Morrison while he was sliding through Mark Noble.
59 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Carlton Cole is blowing quite hard on the West Ham bench after being removed from the fray. I think he would have tapped out pretty soon had Sam Allardyce not thrown in the towel for him.
There's a hold up in play at Brighton as referee James Linnington is forced off with an injury. The fourth official was ready to replace him but now he has disappeared down the tunnel - maybe he did not want to get caught short on his big night.
58 mins:SUBSTITUTION- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Big Sam has seen enough. Off comes Carlton Cole and Kevin Nolan and Joe Cole and Modibo Maiga are on in their place to freshen up the Hammers' attack. Mark Noble has taken the captain's armband from Kevin Nolan.
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Paul via text: West Ham. What a lousy team we are all paying for to move into the Olympic stadium. Don't deserve it on who they are or for entertainment, they're dull.
Andy in Gloucester, via text: Andy, Gloucester, Sir Tony to keep the Palace up.
55 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Selhurst Park is rocking on the back of their side's spell of pressure. West Ham have managed to get their foot on the ball and buy themselves a bit of time to clear their heads.
2112:Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 liveCrystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
On Carlton Cole: "I think he has led the line very well at times and turned Gabbidon a couple of times. He also put a terrific ball in for Downing but overall he has held the ball up well. I am not sure how sharp he is at the moment and it will be interesting to see how long he lasts tonight. When you look at the benches West Ham have the far stronger one."
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Barnsley's lead at the Amex has been halved with Brighton's Matthew Upson heading the ball home to make it 2-1 to the Yorkshire club. Forest have equalised at the New Den against Millwall, Nathaniel Chalobah bundling it in to make it 2-2.
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53 mins:CLOSE!- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Palace go close three times in the space of two minutes. First, Jason Puncheon's shot is bravely blocked by the lunge of James Collins, Kagisho Dikgacoi heads over from Barry Bannan's swirling cross from the resulting corner and finally Cameron Jerome is denied when one-on-one with Jussi Jaaskelainen by a brilliant save from the West Ham goalkeeper.
Will they rue not making one of those stick?
49 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
West Ham put together a lengthy spell of possession but there is no end product as Mohamed Diame cut in off the left and skies a shot into the stands.
48 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
There is definitely a little more strut to Marouane Chamakh's movement since scoring that opener. James Collins slides in to dispossess him, but he is showing for the ball and running the channels with more enthusiasm than he has in recent weeks.
46 mins:KICK-OFF- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Marouane Chamakh and Carlton Cole have a chat and a catch-up before the visitors get us going again.
Barnsley's long trip to the south coast could pay off nicely if it carries on like this, the Championship-propping Tykes are now 2-0 ahead at Brighton after Jacob Mellis extended their lead early in the second half.
At the top end of the table, QPR are now 2-0 up at home to Bournemouth after Junior Hoilett added to Charlie Austin's opener. As it stands, Rangers are level with leaders Leicester.
Millwall have retaken the lead at home to Nottingham Forest after Martyn Woolford made it 2-1.
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James Young: Marouane Chamakh has scored? Tony Pulis must be conjuring miracles already
Arnold: Appears my phone has a virus again... what other way can one explain news of Chamakh scoring?!
Abdulahi: Great to see Chamakh scoring. He started his Arsenal career well but RvP was too good. He has can produce, he needs confidence.
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Anonymous via text: West Ham the Academy of football? They make Stoke look like Barca with all the long ball.
Paul from Hornchurch, via text: Seriously, a Sam Allardyce side that can't defend set pieces. West Ham what are you doing to me! And Chamakh of all players!
Aged Eagle from Farnham, via text: We need to follow up in the 2nd half, not relax, and add more goals to secure a good home 3 points.
The 1945 starts are under way again, and Ipswich are already 2-1 ahead against Blackburn, Carlos Edwards poking the ball in from six yards after good work from Stephen Hunt.
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2056:DO THE RIGHT THING- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Their goal came from a cross from that side and Palace have been funnelling their attacks down the right, as this average touch graphic shows.
2=Joel Ward, 13= Jason Puncheon, 29= Marouane Chamakh
Half-time in the two 2000 kick-offs, with Reading 1-0 up at home to Charlton after Billy Sharp had taken the lead on 13 minutes for the Royals. It's still 0-0 between Bolton and Huddersfield at the Reebok Stadium.
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2051:ACTION AREAS- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
West Ham have had more of the ball and territory, but Palace have been more efficient where it matters.
Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 live
"The goal was a real lift for the crowd because West Ham were really bossing the game. Tony Pulis will be pleased by the scoreline but he won't be completely happy with the performance. They need to push on now and if they can then they can win the game and get off the bottom of the Premier League table.
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2048:HALF-TIME- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Tony Pulis jogs off to the home dressing room with a lead to defend.
45+1 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Palace will need that sort of defending to get out of their spot of bother. Damien Delaney throws his body in the way of Stewart Downing's stinging volley from the edge of the box. That would have given Julian Speroni some questions to answer if he hadn't.
45 mins:Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham
Sam Allardyce sinks deep into his padded coat, folds his arms and takes out his aggression on an unfortunate stick of gum. Two minutes of injury time.
Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 live
"It was a poor corner, but when Bannan put it back in Chamakh was left unmarked, it was terrible defending by West Ham. Chamakh didn't even connect properly but he didn't need to. He won't get an easier goal than that and it was completely against the run of play but Crystal Palace won't care about that, now they just have to stay ahead until the break.
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42 mins:GOAL- Crystal Palace 1-0 West Ham - Marouane Chamakh
Barry Bannan's first attempt at the corner fails to beat the first man, but he produces a doozie of a curling centre as the ball comes back to him. All Marouane Chamakh needs to do is stick a flick of forehead on it and Palace have the lead. That is the Moroccan's first goal since 24 August.
40 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Crystal Palace have not been forward much in the last 10 minutes, but Joel Ward 's shot ricochets behind off James Tomkins to earn them a corner.
Opta Joe: 5 - QPR's Charlie Austin has now registered five goals in his last five appearances at Loftus Road. Consistent.
39 mins:CLOSE!- Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Mohamed Diame bullets a header over the top from ten yards out as Stewart Downing lands a cross right on the money. The midfielder should perhaps have done better but he was having to jump with Danny Gabbidon hanging off him like a rucksack.
It's half-time in eight of tonight's 10 games, and as it stands QPR are into second place thanks to their 1-0 lead, courtesy of Charlie Austin, at home to Bournemouth. Leaders Leicester took an early lead at Sheffield Wednesday, but the Owls have hit back to lead 2-1 thanks to two goals from Connor Wickham. At the other end of the table, Barnsley are still rooted to the foot of the Championship but the Tykes lead 1-0 at Brighton.
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Barnsley caretaker manager Micky Mellon has started his tenure well, with the bottom-of-the-table Tykes taking the lead at Brighton thanks to a fine individual goal from Paddy McCourt. Nottingham Forest have equalised at Millwall, Andy Reid rifling home for his sixth goal of the season to make it 1-1 at the New Den.
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There is one FA Cup first-round replay tonight as the Skrill Premier league leaders Cambridge United host League Two's Bury. The match is goalless at half-time with the prize for the winners being a home tie against Sheffield United.
35 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Carlton Cole spins in behind Danny Gabbidon and has enough pace to leave the Palace defender behind. His cross towards the back post and Stewart Downing is kept away from its intended target by a covering Dean Moxey though.
32 mins:CLOSE!- Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Clever stuff from West Ham as Mark Noble strolls up to the set-piece as though he is assessing the angles, sticks his toe under the ball and flicks it over the wall for Kevin Nolan. The Palace defence are caught leaden footed, but Nolan cannot connect cleanly as he tries to steer the volley into the far corner as the ball drops over his shoulder.
30 mins:YELLOW CARD- Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Ravel Morrison gets a chance to run at the Crystal Palace defence, but is floored before he can get too far by Damien Delaney. Free-kick 30 yards out and a yellow card for the Palace man.
Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 liveCrystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
"West Ham are looking more on an attacking threat now, largely because Kevin Nolan is getting more on the ball. The quality of Downing, Morrison and Nolan is starting to show in this game and Palace are being made to work very hard. Palace seem to lack the quality at this level, at this level you really do need some very high quality players to make things happen, they have a lot of players but maybe not the quality they need."
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28 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Replays suggest that the ball may have brushed Kagisho Dikgacoi's hand in the Palace midfielder's eagerness to clear a cross. Referee Lee Mason decides that there is not enough in there to warrant a penalty though.
26 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
West Ham work a free-kick cleverly to get Kevin Nolan the ball in a little pocket of space by the byeline. The midfielder's attempted cross is blocked however after a neat swivel.
24 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
West Ham are coming into the game more after Palace's fast start.
23 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Joel Ward finds himself outnumbered with Mohamed Diame and Kevin Nolan at the backpost as Stewart Downing sends a deep cross in. The Palace defender is up well to beat both to it though and gets the free-kick anyway with Nolan having strayed offside.
Reading are 1-0 up against Charlton through Billy Sharp, while Blackburn levelled against Ipswich through Jordan Rhodes. Lee Novak put Birmingham 1-0 up at home to Doncaster, while QPR took the lead when Charlie Austin slotted home from close range against Bournemouth.
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20 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Kevin Nolan gets up to join a West Ham attack and immediately has an effect, slipping a weighted ball into the path of Carlton Cole. The striker's mind is willing, but, after his time off, his body is a little less able and Julian Speroni is out quickly to beat him to it.
17 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Razvan Rat throws his hands up in disgust as he sends the ball whistling horribly wide off the outside of his boot. He had a decent slice of goal to aim at as well as the ball was laid back to him on the edge of the box.
Two of the division's strugglers are ahead in the respective games. Sheffield Wednesday have taken the lead, with Connor Wickham grabbing his second of the night by bending the ball in off the post to put the Owls 2-1 up against leaders Leicester.
John Lundstram, on loan from Everton, has put Yeovil ahead at Huish Park against Blackpool.
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15 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Jason Puncheon slaps a shot low and hard off his instep from the angle and 25 yards out. It thuds into body of Jussi Jaaskelainen, but Palace are looking the brighter of the two sides so far.
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Tom Miszkowski: Pulis has been in charge of Palace for little over a week & already he has got them playing like Stoke #hoof
Jamie Kent: Carlton Cole vs Maroune Chamakh. Football fans will witness a goalfest this evening.
Tim Dugdale: If Palace are to win tonight their performance has to be better quality than Chamakh's hair cut.
14 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Nevermind the ball, the players are spending a fair bit of time in the air themselves. Razvan Rat clambered on the back of Jason Puncheon to give away a free-kick in pursuit of another aerial ball. Barry Bannan gets a shot away from 25 yards, but does not get the curl needed to trouble Jussi Jaaskelainen.
It's calmed down after that early flurry of goals, although Joey Barton and Harry Arter have been spoken to after clashing at QPR v Bournemouth. We're also under way in the 2000 kick offs at Bolton and Reading.
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10 mins:Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Nigel Spackman at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 liveCrystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
"It is very scrappy so far with both team's giving the ball away and they have to get better. For West Ham it seems Carlton Cole is a little bit exposed up there on his own, it looks like Sam Allardyce is playing safe for the time being but Palace are getting the ball forward early and then quickly getting up to support Cameron Jerome."
8 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Crystal Palace are not playing a lot of football in the middle third of the pitch. The hosts have been content to cut out the middlemen with Danny Gabbidon and the rest of the defence looking long to Cameron Jerome and Marouane Chamakh.
6 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Joel Ward pings across a skidding ball into the near-post area of the West Ham box, but there is no-one putting any pressure on Jussi Jaaskelainen and the Hammers keeper gathers with ease.
4 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Kevin Nolan is playing a deeper role in the West Ham midfield, leaving Ravel Morrison with the play-making duties behind Carlton Cole.
2 mins:Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham
Joey O'Brien has been splayed out on the turf by a clumsy challenge by Cameron Jerome. The West Ham defender brushes himself down and picks himself up. Bubbling atmosphere in south London.
1 min:KICK-OFF- Crystal Palace 0-0 West Ham (2000 GMT)
We are under way at Selhurst Park.
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Tom in Leicester, via text: Keith hill's green and chocolate brown quilted jacket with a woolly hat and beige scarf from his Barnsley days definitely a good fashion look.
Matt in Telford, via text: David Pleat's beige suit when Luton stayed up in 1983. Not to mention his dance! Appalling.
Lucy Hayhurst, via text: Managerial fashion touches? It's got to be Gerry Francis' ever present mullet. The guy hasn't changed it for over 30 years.
That is absolutely the last one. Promise.
Leicester were not ahead for too long at Hillsborough, with Connor Wickham bending in a superb equaliser for Sheffield Wednesday. At The Den, Steve Morison has put Millwall ahead against Nottingham Forest with a low drive from outside the area.
Eight of tonight's 10 games started at 1945, but Bolton v Huddersfield and Reading v Charlton kick off at 2000.
1959:Crystal Palace v West Ham (2000 GMT)
Tony Pulis jogs out along the touchline, turning to applaud all four stands on his first home game in charge of Palace. The Eagles fans return the favour.
1958:Crystal Palace v West Ham (2000 GMT)
The pop-pom-waggling Crystals form a guard of honour for the two teams as they stride out onto the pitch. The home fans have also pulled out a banner thanking Keith Millen for his work as caretaker between the reigns of Ian Holloway and Tony Pulis.
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Oduro Andrew: Mancini's scarf. How can anyone forget that?
Ben: You can't beat Paul Tisdale rocking the posh farmer look, can you?
I think that Mr Tisdale is an appropriate place to start and finish this debate. Thanks for the suggestions.
Make that two.
Leicester have taken the lead after just two minutes against Sheffield Wednesday with Anthony Knockaert on target for the leaders.
Luke Hyam has put Ipswich ahead against Blackburn.
Listen to live commentary on Sheffield Wednesday v Leicester City on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra and check out all the latest scores here.
We up and running in the evening's 1945 GMT kick-offs in the Championship and we have had our first goal...
1948:Crystal Palace v West Ham (2000 GMT)
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce speaking to BT Sport: "It's a massive game as was Saturday against Fulham, who are a team below us. From our point of view, you don't want Crystal Palace gaining points on you so the objective is to go out and continue our fantastic record of seven cleans sheets this year which gives us the basis to play.
"It's about Carlton Cole, Ravel Morrison, Stewart Downing and Mohamed Diame playing to their best when we are in possession. If those four play well, the team will play well, because they will hold the ball up and we will create chances."
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Tom via text: With regards to managers and their accessories... Don't forget Jean Tigana's toothpick!
Sam K, via text: I don't know if its a fashion touch but Allardyce's chewing gum expense is probably why we couldn't afford another striker.
Opta Joe: 3 - Crystal Palace have scored just three goals in their last 10 Premier League matches, despite attempting 67 shots at goal. Denied.
I'm not sure that either side's forward line is their strength in tonight's fixture.
1942:BBC Radio 5 liveBBC COVERAGE
Tonight's match at Selhurst Park is live on BBC Radio 5 live with Guy Mowbray and Nigel Spackman calling the shots.
Gone are the days of tuning your dial though. Nowadays you can point your smartphone to the BBC Sport app and get their words streamed while you read the rest of the sports news, or they are just click away at the top right of this page.
1941:Crystal Palace v West Ham (2000 GMT)
Crystal Palace boss Tony Pulis on BT Sport: "The priority is to get as many points as we can. We have to stay in games and to win a few games we need to do that.
"We will try and bring a few players in, that was one of the conditions I spoke to the chairman about. The two games I've watched, the lads have been very good and their attitude to work has been first-class.
"This is probably them most difficult [challenge], because you're going into a club which is already set up and you don't have time to make changes, but I always enjoy a challenge."
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Harry Partridge: Wenger's seemingly impossible to zip up sleeping bag coat. Always a joy to watch him spending half the match doing the thing up!
West Ham picked up the seemingly obligatory three points against Fulham at the weekend, ending a run of five matches without a win.
Manager Sam Allardyce, who famously said that he was more suited to Inter Milan or Real Madrid than the lower reaches of the Premier League, had previously been toying with Barcelona-esque strikerless system.
The 4-6-0 formation worked a treat in the 3-0 win over Tottenham, but might not be seen again for a while,
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Andrew McIntyre: Paul Jewell's brown leather Sweeney jacket
Paul Mycroft: Ron Atkinson's sheepskin coat.
The Worldwidewebs: If you're talking football fashion you can't leave out Bob Stokoe's 1973 Cup Final winning outfit.
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"Pot X" sounds like a cool place to be doesn't it? Perhaps some kind of super-exclusive nightspot or a collective of underground revolutionaries.
Well, that is the name that Fifa has chosen for a temporary grouping of Brazil, Colombia, Argentina and Uruguay in Friday's World Cup draw.
England have a one-in-eight chance of being plucked out of Pot 2, where they currently are listed, and being lumped together with one of those nations for next summer's tournament.
In other news, Fifa have admitted that three of the stadiums for the tournament will ready to be handed into their control as planned in December.
One of the less surprising stories of the day there.
Don't look now Palace fans, but here is a stat to weigh against the unsinkable Tony Pulis's record.
Crystal Palace's current tally of seven points is the least they have collected after 13 games of a Premier League season.
And they have been relegated in all four previous top-flight campaigns.
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Will Holdsworth: Chris Powell's flat cap at Charlton is a personal favourite
Liam Smith: Nothing quite tops AVB's trenchcoat. The man oozes sartorial excellence.
Alex Benachour: Brendan Rodgers' black shirt and black tie combo has to be up there!
Your managerial fashionista nominations are coming in on Twitter...
The lesser-spotted Andy Carroll is apparently close to a return to training for West Ham, but Sam Allardyce has warned that it will take time for him to get up to full speed following his foot injury.
"I need to be as patient again because he hasn't done any pre-season and hasn't kicked a ball since May," said Allardyce.
It looks like Hammers fans will have to make do with Modibo Maiga and Carlton Cole for some time yet...
This will be Carlton Cole's first Premier League start since the 0-0 draw with Liverpool in April. The striker was released by West Ham in the summer only to be re-signed on a three-month contract in October.
"There was a guaranteed XI who played. No matter what happened, how you trained or if you came on and did well in the games you were involved in, you were still never going to start."
That was Cameron Jerome complaining about Tony Pulis's consistent team selections when the pair were working together at Stoke.
Not sure he will be kicking off about it now that he is in favour.
Crystal Palace are unchanged from the team that lost to Norwich at the weekend.
Crystal Palace starting XI: Speroni, Ward, Gabbidon, Delaney, Moxey, Jedinak, Dikgacoi, Bannan, Puncheon, Chamakh, Jerome
Ravel Morrison comes back into the West Ham midfield with Carlton Cole starting up front.
West Ham starting XI: Jaaskelainen, O'Brien, Collins, Tomkins, Rat, Noble, Nolan, Morrison, Downing, Diame, C.Cole
We have an early front-runner.
Exeter manager Paul Tisdale is known as one of the most distinguishably dressed managers in the Football League, thanks largely to his close friendship with the founder of Ted Baker, Ray Kelvin.
This is his summer outfit, while he can regularly be seen at the moment in a flat cap, wax jacket and cravat on the touchline up and down League Two.
"He wears the club shop" was what Stoke fans used to chant about Tony Pulis during his time at the Britannia Stadium. But not every manager is content to stick out 90 minutes in a tracksuit.
I want to hear your favourite managerial fashion touches - former Palace boss Malcolm Allison's fedora (pictured above), Pep Guardiola's skinny tie, the sleek overcoats Jose Mourinho seems to have misplaced between his first and second spells at Chelsea - whatever floats your stylistic boat is welcome here.
#bbcfootball on Twitter or 81111, with your name, on text.
It's a busy night in the Championship, with 10 matches taking place. Second-placed Burnley will be looking to keep pace with Leicester, and Clarets boss Sean Dyche is likely to be highly motivated with his side taking on Watford, the club that dismissed him in favour of Gianfranco Zola last year.
Keeping the former clubs theme going, Harry Redknapp will be up against the club that gave him his managerial break when QPR host Bournemouth. Bottom-of-the-table Barnsley, without a manager since the dismissal of David Flitcroft, make the long journey to the south coast to take on a Brighton side on a six-game unbeaten run.
Listen to live commentary on Sheffield Wednesday v Leicester City on BBC 5 live sports extra.
1840:BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
West Ham are Palace's opposition tonight in the evening's one Premier League game. Kick-off is 2000 GMT.
There are a whole heap of Championship games on the undercard however with leaders Leicester taking on managerless Sheffield Wednesday in a game you can hear on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.
Do the answers to Crystal Palace's survival lie beneath Pulis' headwear?
At his unveiling as Ian Holloway's successor 10 days ago, much was made of the former Stoke boss's record of never having been relegated in a 21-year managerial career.
He already has a six-point gap to make up on 17th and, after defeat by Norwich at the weekend, was talking about the need for time and money to turn the ship around.
I'm not sure he will have as much as he wants of either...
Whatever results they achieve, whatever silverware they win, some managers will forever be associated with their accessories.
Steve McClaren had his brolly, Brian Clough had his green jumper, Sir Alex Ferguson had a bottomless supply of chewing gum and an infallible stopwatch.
And tonight, for the first time since Stoke's 2-1 defeat by Tottenham back in May, Tony 'the Cap' Pulis is back in front of a set of home fans.
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is there no other way?" Valena asked standing in front of mighty Arishok, the leader of qunari who was almost twice her height. Although she knew there were no variants left: the only thing that could convince qunari leave peacefully was now farther and farther away from here with each passing minute.
This story will not end without bloodshed, she knew it.
"The relic we came here for was stolen from us again, the last attempt to retrieve it peacefully was ruined by you, saribas!" Arishok swiped his huge bloody axe and spattered Valena with viscous dark-red glop that once was under someone`s skin, young mage almost chocked on horrible rotten-metallic stench.
'Damn you, Isabella!' She thought, 'Damn you selfish gucky bitch! These men`s blood is on your hands!'
She took a look on scared citizens around her as they watched her with beg in their eyes
What an irony she, the apostate mage was their only hope here, in city where people with magical gift were treated worse than trash!
With corner of her eye she mentioned Varric, on her left with his crossbow armed and ready: brave dwarf stood still and silent with no fear as his gloved fingers hugged habitual wooden frame of "Byanka". Valena also knew that Fenris was watching her back, and Aveline covered her from the right, even if she could not see warrior-maiden she heard her heavy tense breath behind well not surprising giving she had been a living shield for them all the way here. As mage and healer Valena felt her tire but nevertheless she knew she could always count on her shield and sword when necessary
Why did you do this?'
Heavy sound of qunari sigh returned her mind to reality. Arishok raised his hand in "heads-up" gesture, one move and all his warriors will attack. About twenty spear-throwers, two mages, two dozens melee warriors plus Arishok himself not fair odds against four exhausted people, not to mention that any massive attack will inevitably end in massacre of helpless civilians desperately hugging side walls of the keep hall.
"There is only one way to settle this then!" She closed her eyes and took a deep breath, magic energy winded around her causing qunari warriors roar in anger but they did not dare attack without order.
She couldn`t finish since the next second she heard one of the Qunari falling into the room like a helpless blind kitten: with usual elegancy and certain dose of arrogant overconfidence Isabella entered the hall, shaking her hips like it was a beauty contest not bloody massacre!
She held the VERY thick book at her side, moving through the complete awe and numbness of the silent scene she caused, followed by a few dozen pairs of round eyes. It took suffocating call for Hawke to realize she even held her breath!
The only person who somehow remained as he should was Arishok, though even he was surprised
to put it lightly!
"Here!" The pirate gave him the tome, by the relief on her face Valena understood how heavy it was for her in both meanings of the word! "I`m sure you`ll find it mostly undamaged!"
Arishok`s hands trembled when he reached for the precious relic, as his clawed fingers grasped its old creaky binding the entire hall echoed his sight of relief it could be compared to someone lived all his life in the sewers, and then he could breath in deeply fresh mountain air!
" Valena pinched herself to be sure, "I can`t believe this is you
You have returned?!"
Isabella granted her with VERY moody sight, but her lips arched in sly smirk.
"This is all YOUR damned influence, Hawke! Hell, you`ve just ruined my life, you know that, snow-white?!"
The cold creaky voice of the Qunari leader returned them both to reality.
"The Relic is reclaimed!" Valena noticed that he already gave the book to someone, but she didn`t see or care, she felt great relief, damn she merely tried to challenge this guy for a duel, hah foolish thought! "Now, I can return to the Par Vollen
with the thief!"
His last words made all people`s jaws fell off no one expected this!
"WHAT?!" all the five voices shouted at once.
"You know we do not suffer theft, Hawke!" Qunari leader narrowed his demonic eyes, Valena instinctively moved t the left, covering her friend and Isabella just as instinctively stepped back. "I can`t let her walk freely from this insult!"
The thought Hawke counted foolish just a moment ago already didn`t look so much foolish
"I won`t give her to you!" Valena lost the last drops of her patience: her eyes shined with magic and her voice trembled of the immense energy her body held, "Take your (she barely held "damned" - not to make thing worse!) book and go, you have what you wanted!"
The qunari sighed heavily, like the old mentor who even after many years couldn`t teach his apprentice he was disappointed, disappointed damn it!
'This halla-headed mutant dares mocking me!!' Hawke`s teeth crunched with fury, her beautiful face shaped into sign "Run for your life!".
"Even now you do not understand, Hawke!" He took his mighty axe off and flourished it with such ease, like it was made of air. It was already a challenge, or at least Valena thought it was
She pushed Isabella back and stepped forward, her sweaty palm already grasped her good old stranded staff.
"ENOUGH!" her loud shout cut through the hall like lightning through dark night sky, the very air around her shined with magic; all the nobility groaned or even yelled with surprise and fear - none had even the faintest idea that Lady Hawke, the respected noblewoman, was a mage.
"I`m have had enough of this petty sham!" Her left palm flourished with bright blue fire, blooming like a beautiful elegant flower deadly, but beautiful
just as Valena herself! "I have tolerated you here, I did my best to keep the peace, but this is too far! You come here on our land, kill our people, insult our faith! GET OUT OF MY CITY, you arrogant blindmen, or Maker be my witness I`ll send your remains back to Par Volen in the match box!!"
Those words echoed through building so loudly that they could reach coasts of Ferelden it seemed. Complete and deep silence covered hall after her words, even ever-calmed Arishok was surprised if not say more.
"Those are only empty threats of a beaten female!" The old qunari responded, "The Qun demands this pigpen cleansed, and so shall it be!"
Knowing this was a good set up, Hawked decided to finish her
improvised bravado more or less good!
"You echo other`s words, and as echo they lack strength! But no matter your might you fear, I can see it in your eyes!"
This was already the real incursion!
"I challenge you, Arishok!" She shouted again "Here in front of all your warriors!"
She flourished her staff and stabbed it deep into stone floor, mighty shockwave made even strongest warriors tremble some even fell off their feet.
"You and me to the death, here and now! If your foul teaching will flourish here, I`d rather die not to see this!"
She almost saw a smirk on Arishok`s face her speech definitely had certain effect!
"You are brave, Hawke! But you know no honor!"
Valena laughed with very loud and VERY strange laughter that echoed through entire keep, it was like a howl of a injured animal demonic, frightening
some noblewomen even fell unconscious! The echo made that demonic laughter even more fearsome.
"You! You dare tell me about honor?!" She looked back on the captives, "You, who captured those poor people and threaten them? You, who attacked the city that was your home for three years without warning? You who killed the defenseless old man who meant you no harm?!"
Valena`s lips arched into some twisted mockery on smile it was beautiful, but evil, frightening, mean.
"You would never know honor even if it would kick you in your ass!" Valena threw the luxury silver strand from her face and narrowed her eyes. "Refuse and leave as coward, accept my call and at least die as a brave man!"
Another deep silence swallowed the keep, no one expected such a speech even Varric felt a bit jealous. But it did help made Arishok angry at least!
"You speak openly, as one of my people!" The old qunari lowered his hand and stepped forward taking his weapons, "You do understand after all, saribas!
I will honor you with duel, and I will lead you to Qun!"
"Hah, you will try...!"
With no more words he rushed forward and hit her: Valena could never think such huge creature can move so quickly, within two seconds Arishok charged her and smashed mage with both of his blades. The force of impact was so strong that it crackled stone floor under
But when dust lulled everyone dropped their jaws as they saw no sign of Valena at all! No blood stains, no
nothing, only large crater of impact. Arishok took his weapons out and watched inside with uncertainty.
But suddenly earth beneath him started trembling, like small earth shake. A second later Valena appared from nothingness right behind qunari leader, weaving dark mysty cloud around her.
"Burn, devil!" She grabbed fireball and threw at Arishok, qunari leaped to the left and dodged it, and he rushed to the young woman again, his blades singed with bloodlust! But should he look in her eyes his brain was fettered with sharp chains of terror.
"Fear me, demon!" Valena`s voice waved through the room once again, almost deafening everyone on its way. The dark magic pierced Arishok`s mind, he desperately grasped his horned head like trying to hold it together and screaming of terror.
The next second he felt sizzling snap of fire and then the stabbing blue arrow plunged into his chest, making qunari leader fell on his knees: as a Healer Hawke was very strong at spiritual spells.
Valena stood back and shook her palms from the aftershock: producing two opposite spells almost at once was
difficult and tiresome. But as unlikely as it`d seem Arishok raised again: his chest was deeply injured and dark-red blood whiffed down his legs, sheding large drops on the stone floor. But still he stood up, his eyes were filled with fury and Valena suddenly realized this fight was far from over!
Even if he was bleeding the only thing she did for the moment was making him angry!
With a roar of incensed beast old warrior rushed forward and his blades merely cleaved the girl in two, she barely managed to block them. As any mage she knew basic means of self-defense and the Force Dome was one of them, and though she could hold this transparent "bubble" only for so long, she was completely safe for that moments Arishok`s hits simply bounced off, making him howl with fury hitting the "air" around her!
When the dome fell off, she touched her forehead concentrating, and before qunari knew he was thrown away with mighty Mind Blast.
Everyone was looking on that fight in amazement: the nobles, who never expected one of their own being a mage in the first place, the qunari who roared with anger every time their leader failed to kill that thin fragile female in so unaccustomed for them robes, and Hawke`s companions who never expected that always calm and polite lass to be THAT powerful! Fenris felt reverence creeps all over his Lyrium marked body this was a marvelous sight, even Danarius wasn`t so strong and skilled, not without using blood magic anyways!
Arishok stood back, feeling his strength fainting away along with blood he was losing, he smashed off the next fireball with his axe and reached for his pocket for the medicine. But as soon as Valena saw the bottle her left palm formed grasp, the next moment glass fial in Arishok`s hand blew up, flowing the dark-blue remedy on the floor.
"No chance, you monster!"
The fury roar of an old warrior merely threw her off her feet, it was so loud that Valena even couldn`t hear for a few moments! His eyes burned with rage and bloodlust, Arishok then charged Valena again hoping to throw her on ground and then stab, but Valena smashed the floor beneath her feet with the pummel of her staff and teleported again, Arishok`s sharp blades cleaved the air once more.
Then another surprise attack hit him from behind: Hawke was amazed by how durable and strong this Arishok was - she hit him constantly and he still would not give up: he would fall but raise again and again, whether his armor was somehow enchanted to withstand the magic or... she didn`t even want to think of other option!
Valena had felt that she runs out of mana, and though she was abviously winning the fight young mage understood that if she`d lose all her energy she would never come out of this combat alive!
Another mighty swing fell on her, Valena screamed but she did form the barrier to stop the hit - just in time, another second and this hall would be all red of her blood.
"Is that all you have?" She threw the qunari leader off, feeling such tiredness, like she did it with her own hands and not magic. Her hands were shaking, her lungs burning, her spells... weakening - this fight needed to stop soon!
While the horned giant recopvered Valena closed her eyes and breathed deeply; her staff fell on the floor, her palms turned to the stone walls, like reaching for them. The next moment rocks started to crack from one another and flew to her, like obedient mabari run to his master
When Arishok managed to stand up he saw
he wasn`t sure what he saw but it definitely wasn`t Valena as he remembered her! Her entire body was covered with stones, the rude rocks tied with one another forming twined stone armor around her: the hands, the legs, the torso only her head was not covered, and that sight alone was as intimidating as the whole army!
Arishok suddenly realized that magic was much more terrible power that even he imagined.
"Behold, devil! The true power given by the Maker!" Valena smashed her stone fists together, "By His will the very stone would fight you, beast!"
Arishok was the strongest of his people, their leader, the very living proof of the Qun but even the strongest faith could not help him now
HE attacked again, he simply couldn`t retreat! His axe stroke the cold stone "gauntlet" of the enemy, carving sparks and rock chips out of it, but it was as useful as stab an old oak with curving knife
Valena parried the attack and smashed opponent with her stone fist, hearing unpleasant scrunching sound at least two ribs were out!
"Face your end, butcher!" Her voice was as cold as the blue shine in her large eyes, her left "arm" shaped into stone shield to block another hit from still alive enemy, while he tried to cut his way through this wall, Hawke`s right "arm" formed the huge maul and with mighty swing smashed the horned giant on the floor.
It was over the moment Valena saw the thick blood blot on her "mace" she understood that this was not the wound even the Arishok would recover from. She came closer to the dying opponent and looked in his eyes, her sight was cold but not arrogant, she still felt certain regret for this entire mess that ended with this
The old warrior raised his already blackening sight to her, forcing his tongue to move and tried to speak.
we shall
re.. tu..rrrrrrrrnnnn
With the last heavy sight he died his head fell on the stone stairs he stood on a few minutes ago, it was finally over.
Alena sighed too, this entire day was extremely exhausting, but she didn`t show her weakness not in front of all the other qunari here! She looked on them with cold determination in her eyes and spoke, reinforcing her voice with magic again.
"You all saw what I`m capable of! Remember, that there are hundreds of my brothers and sisters here, leave while you still can!"
Without a single word all the remained qunari came down the stairs and went out of the hall, leaving the keep and the city for good.
And only when the last of them disappeared in the darkness of the night, Valena let her "armor" collapse on the floor
with her as well! She was simply drained of mana a few more minutes and she`d forced to use her blood to support the charms!
"Hawke!" Isabella was the first to kneel before her, the pirate took her friend by her shoulders helping her to sit.
Valena looked at her and with all the strength she had slapped the wench: the hit wasn`t very painful mostly because of exhaustion, but still it was
"Hey, what was that about?!" Isabella wasn`t truly offended, just
"This is for that you escaped in the first place!" Valena smiled to her and then suddenly leaned to her friend and hugged her tightly, "And this is for that you came back! Thank you, Isabella!"
"Ow, you fool!" The pirate grasped her in the embrace as well, feeling hot tears sliding down her face on Valena`s shoulder, "You could have died!! Damn you, Hawke, why you have to be so good friend?!"
"The city have been saved!" Exclaimed some of the noble.
Valena barely moved to the crowd, Isabella and Aveline helped her to walk giving support. Hawke saw the faces, heard the joyful shouts, understood that she did it she saved the city! SHE SAVED THE CITY! Some of the noblemen tried to come and shake her hand or somehow thank their rescuer, but friends signed them to keep their distance, Hawke was very exhausted.
is my
?" Valena raised her sight and saw it in the hands of blond haired woman in the threshed battle armor who was standing before her.
Knight-Commander Meredith came closer and gave the "Withe" back to the very pale young woman with unusual white hair, all covered in blood and dirt. The sight was... poor to put it lightly, but still anyone here was ready to kill for this girl!
Valena looked the Templar Leader in the eye, but as strange as it`d seem she saw no hatred or despise in Meredith`s eyes just
uncertainty! Hawke took it, smiling as her palm laid back on the familiar and dear staff, she then leaned on it for additional support.
"With Maker`s help
" Valena tried to lick her cracked lips, but her tongue was so dry that she simply scratched it, "We`ve won!"
Meredith looked on the crowd, yelling with joy and relief, and then back on the woman that stood before her, Valena even seemed to have seen smile on her face, but her next words made Hawke`s soul sing!
"It appears that Kirkwal has the new Champion!"


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UTCS Colloquium: Clark W. Barrett/Dept. of Computer Science New York University Satisfiability Modulo Theories ACES 2.402 Friday April 18 2008 11:00 a.m.
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Type of Talk: UTCS Colloquium
Speaker/Affiliation: Clark W. Barre
tt/Dept. of Computer Science/New York University
Date/Time: Friday
April 18 2008 11:00 a.m.
Location: ACES 2.402
Host: J. St
rother Moore
Talk Title: Satisfiability Modulo Theories
The Satisfiability Modulo Theories (SMT) problem is that
of checking the satisfiability of first-order formulas with
respect to
some logical theory T of interest. This talk will
start with some moti
vation and applications of SMT. I will
briefly review the theoretical f
ramework for SMT and then
discuss some of the main issues involved in c
reating a
practical implementation in particular the need for and
implementation of fast Boolean reasoning. The talk will
also cover so
me of our recent work such as the
implementation of non-convex theories
and strategies
for quantifier instantiation in the context of SMT.
Speaker Bio:
Clark Barrett received his bachelor''s degree in Mathem
Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from Brigham
ung University in 1995. He received his PhD from Stanford
University a
nd joined the faculty of New York University in the
Fall of 2002.
Professor Barrett is the co-author of a number of SMT systems
ing the Stanford Validity Checker (SVC) and its successor
the Coopera
ting Validity Checker (CVC). His current research
includes work on a n
ew version of CVC called CVC3 as well as
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Produced by Red Chillies Entertainment, a venture of Shah Rukh Khan, the new show on the history of Indian Television industry will soon be launched. The new show with the title "Inside Indian Television" is a comprehensive show on the various aspects of Indian Television since the time of the launch of the Satellite TV in 1984.
The Indian television has seen a remarkable growth in past 20 years and at present the industry is enjoying the transition. The whole journey of the industry, the legendary TV actors and many more facets of TV will be shown in an interesting way in the new show.
Premiering on 4th May, 8 PM on Discovery channel, the show will give the complete analysis on the past and present scenario of Indian Television industry. Actors like Smriti Irani, Ronit Roy, Sakshi Tanwar and directors like Ekta Kapoor will be the iconic presentations in the show.
How Indian television can forget Shah Rukh Khan, who made his debut in a TV serial. He'll also be the part of the show along with other pioneers like Zee Tv's Shubhash Goel, known for his contribution to Indian Satellite TV and Kamal Hassan for his regional view point.


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Christmas Eve Dinner & Cruise with live music
(on 24th December, at 18.00 and at 21.00)
We have special Xmas Cruises on December 24 with real Christmas atmosphere!
December 24 is a quiet day in Budapest, people celebrate with their families most of the shops/ restaurants are closed in the evening. We created this program for those who would like to celebrate the Christmas Eve in our multicultural festive Dinner & Cruise on this special night.
Budapest has many faces. This vibrant city calms down a little bit at nights, lights are lit up, and a new city comes out from the twilight.
The warm buffet dinner features traditional hungarian, international and vegetarian dishes.
The salon music is performed by 3 members of the Zoltán Kodály Awarded Hungária Folk Orchestra, including the world-famous violinist Zsigmond Vidak.
The Budapest panorama was added to the World Heritage List by UNESCO. Dinner & Cruise on the Danube taking you around the main riverfront attractions like Hungarian Parlament, Chain Bridge, Buda Castle, Gellért Bath, Gellért Hill, Citadell or Gresham Palace. After dinner you can also admire the panorama from the open upper deck of the ship. We will cruise with the special EURÓPA ship.
- Starts at 18:00 and 21:00 at 24th December
- Includes: Warm Buffet Dinner, Welcome Drink, Glass of red or white wine/ or Beer/or Soft drink, Mineral water, 2hour long cruise, Live Music
- Duration: 120 minutes
- Meeting point: inside the neo baroque theater hall, Danube Palace (1051 Zrínyi Street 5.).
- Meeting time is half an hour before the cruise starts (17:30 or 20:30)
- We will cruise with EURÓPA ship, which is the largest event boat in Hungary
Beverage packageAdditional drink consumption is possible, excluded in the price. |
Ticket prices
with dinner
Adult: 46 EUR
Student: 43 EUR
Cold entries
Spiced cottage cheese cream and traditional greaves cream
Alföld style goulash with small dumplings
Vegetable cream soup soup
Warm main courses
Mini stuffed cabbage
Traditional chicken leg "Paprikasch"
Roasted chicken breast with basil-cheese sauce
Spicy pork rib with thyme – mustard sauce
Roasted sea fish with Chardonnay sauce
Garnishes and vegetarian
Grilled polenta with feta cheese
Grilled vegetables
Homemade dumplings with spinach and mustard-mushroom sauce
Steamed jasmin rice with corn
Hash-brown potatoes
Steak potatoes
Fresh seasonal salads with dressings
Italian pasta salad
Caesar's salad
Sweet corn salad with mayonnaise
Season fruit basket
Home-made strudel
Somló style sponge cake
Mini tarts
Dessert variations Európa style
1 Welcome drink, 1 glass of wine (or juice) and 1 bottle of mineral water
Meeting point for Dinner & Cruise is inside the Danube Palace (Zrínyi Street 5.). Please be at the meeting point latest by 17.30 or 20.30.
Coordinates: 47° 30.0199' N, 019° 2.943' E
"Recommended Experience"
Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Montevideo, Uruguay on December 24th, 2012
Great way to start our Christmas Eve. We enjoyed the cruise, the food and the live music. The cruise gives you great views over the highlights of Budapest, which you cannot get from anywhere else; we specially liked the Parliament building. I suggest getting to the meeting point 10 minutes before the given time to avoid the big queue. The only thing I would have liked to get is one more drink included in the price. Overall a great evening, very recommended.