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Animal rights group asks Crystal Palace to retire eagle mascot

BBC Sport Football • October 21, 2026 at 3:24 AM ET

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Animal rights group Peta is urging Crystal Palace to retire their bald eagle mascot, saying a "bright stadium filled with boisterous fans is no place for animals".

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