Happy hypnotist Romark celebrates a spell binding victory over football boos

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Happy hypnotist Romark celebrates a spell binding victory over football boos

Happy hypnotist Romark celebrates a spell binding victory over football boos, Malcolm Allison. He claimed it was his curse which knocked Big Mals Crystal Palace out of the FA Cup when they lost 2-0 to Southampton in the semi final on Saturday (03/04/1976). Romark 47 - former TV and Stage illusionist Ronald Markham - put his curse on palace after Big Mal failed to keep an appointment at his office in Londons Harley Street. Pictured wearing Southampton Saints halo, 6th April 1976

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