What about Paul Barron? He's the one I remember from me young days.

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Bunny i think Perry Suckling was in goal for 9-0..

Northern Soul....keep the faith...........

Matty Clarke - shame he had to retire at 30

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Nigel Martyn, still the best keeper Palace have had. Speroni is a close second, then Carlo Nash and Nico Vaesen, the latter especially. If it weren't for his heroics in the play-offs, we wouldn't of been in the Premier League!

"Look at that. Accident blackspot? These aren't accidents! They're throwing themselves into the road gladly! Throwing themselves into the road to escape all this hideousness!"

I think that Paul Hammond should be on the list of contenders. He was in goal when I used to go home and away, round about 73-75. I think that he left to go and play in America. Anyone else remember him?

As one who has been to Selhurst as a boy in the 40's
starting from the days of Vic Rouse I can definitely say that John Jackson was the best of them all - remember he played in the days where a 'Nat Lofthouse body charge' was legal and keepers were fair game and therefore brave - he was, and in spades.
Of the modern era then Nigel Martyn was consistently good. Julian I am afraid has some way to go to get in the top 4 - his one weakness is making the Command Decision of when to come and when to stay - the most difficult of the keeping arts. So, my top 4:
Jackson
Martyn
Bill Glazier
John Burridge

Palace have been generally blessed in this position (and used to have reliable goal scorers, too: Ronnie Allen, Cliff Holton, Johnny Byrne and then Wright & Bright - when will the next one arrive ? - hope it's soon.)

Man and boy Palace since my first game in 1948 sitting on my dad's shoulders