Hy Money


Fighting a long


battle to capture brief moments in time


When Hy Money’s mother insisted she take photographs of the Palace once she arrived in London, she couldn’t have imagined how literally, or not, her instructions would be followed. Leaving India as a 19-year-old, Hy knew nothing about football.


Today, by her own admission, she doesn’t know a great deal more. In between, though, she has become something of a legend among the supporters at Crystal Palace – sitting on the touchline behind the goal for many years and capturing some of Selhurst Park’s greatest moments. Next month, Hy will be the guest speaker at a networking lunch at


the Holiday Inn Corby/Kettering to tell the amazing story of how she overcame the odds, and the misogyny, to leave a lasting impression on a club and a sport. “I grew up in India and when I left to come to England my mother


gave me a Box Brownie camera,” said Hy. “She was a fan of the Roal Family and growing up she’d have dresses made for me from the styles she saw the young princesses wearing. She told me to go and take a picture of Buckingham Palace for her with my new camera.”


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