5 Most Exciting Palace Players of All Time
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 OldFella  London 17 Nov 14 12.25pm |
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OK - a different thread - who do we think were the 5 most exciting? The ones who really set Selhurst alight with anticipation? My pick 1. Don Rogers With honourable mentions perhaps for Attilio, Matt Jansen, Wrighty, Alan Whittle and Yogi Bear Hughes
Jackson.. Wan Bissaka.... Sansom.. Nicholas.. Cannon.. Guehi.... Zaha... Thomas.. Byrne... Holton.. Rogers.. that should do it.. |
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| Superwag Westoning, Bedfordshire 17 Nov 14 12.42pm |
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My pick would be:- 1. Johnny Byrne Quote OldFella at 17 Nov 2014 12.25pm
OK - a different thread - who do we think were the 5 most exciting? The ones who really set Selhurst alight with anticipation? My pick 1. Don Rogers With honourable mentions perhaps for Attilio, Matt Jansen, Wrighty, Alan Whittle and Yogi Bear Hughes
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.| Midlands Eagle 17 Nov 14 1.14pm |
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Quote OldFella at 17 Nov 2014 12.25pm
OK - a different thread - who do we think were the 5 most exciting? The ones who really set Selhurst alight with anticipation? My pick With honourable mentions perhaps for Attilio, Matt Jansen, Wrighty, Alan Whittle and Yogi Bear Hughes John Hughes only scored four goals for us so you are probably basing your "honourable mention" on that wonderful goal that he scored against Sheffield United. I was there at the time and remember the goal quite clearly but haven't a clue who scored the other goals
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| The Dolphin 17 Nov 14 1.20pm |
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That I actually saw play and in no particular order Don Rogers
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Kermit8  Hevon 17 Nov 14 1.23pm |
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From memory.... Peter Taylor From folklore Johnny Byrne
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| rob1969 Banstead Surrey 17 Nov 14 1.39pm |
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Quote OldFella at 17 Nov 2014 12.25pm
OK - a different thread - who do we think were the 5 most exciting? The ones who really set Selhurst alight with anticipation? My pick 1. Don Rogers With honourable mentions perhaps for Attilio, Matt Jansen, Wrighty, Alan Whittle and Yogi Bear Hughes Good list but interesting to note all but one go back 20 years or more!
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adrian b  Landrindod, Wales 17 Nov 14 3.35pm |
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Quote Ian J at 17 Nov 2014 1.14pm
Quote OldFella at 17 Nov 2014 12.25pm
OK - a different thread - who do we think were the 5 most exciting? The ones who really set Selhurst alight with anticipation? My pick With honourable mentions perhaps for Attilio, Matt Jansen, Wrighty, Alan Whittle and Yogi Bear Hughes John Hughes only scored four goals for us so you are probably basing your "honourable mention" on that wonderful goal that he scored against Sheffield United. I was there at the time and remember the goal quite clearly but haven't a clue who scored the other goals Was it John McCormick?
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| adrian b Landrindod, Wales 17 Nov 14 3.41pm |
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Rachid 'Harpoon' Harkouk? With Palace for a short time and was top scorer for a short while. By then the rot had set in and he didn't stay, went onto disappoint at QPR. Very 'unfinished' style and so clumsy he even tried it on with the mother of one of my mates at a Palace evening at the Mitre in Broad Green. Swindle came down that night and almost had a bundle with another local who said he'd deliberately missed a couple of open goals in a cup match. At least the players seemed a real and homely local affair despite all Vegetables had tried to do. But Harkouk on that hallowed list? Never
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Seth  On a pale blue dot 17 Nov 14 4.01pm |
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Alan Whittle
"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down" |
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| 7@burnley79 Battersea 17 Nov 14 4.03pm |
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I Wright
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| xGeorgex Oh South London 17 Nov 14 4.13pm |
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From my short memory of the club so far... 1. W Zaha #LADs
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| Pigglelet Deepest Darkest Sussex 17 Nov 14 4.48pm |
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Quote Ian J at 17 Nov 2014 1.14pm
Quote OldFella at 17 Nov 2014 12.25pm
OK - a different thread - who do we think were the 5 most exciting? The ones who really set Selhurst alight with anticipation? My pick With honourable mentions perhaps for Attilio, Matt Jansen, Wrighty, Alan Whittle and Yogi Bear Hughes John Hughes only scored four goals for us so you are probably basing your "honourable mention" on that wonderful goal that he scored against Sheffield United. I was there at the time and remember the goal quite clearly but haven't a clue who scored the other goals I was there too and couldn't remember the other goalscorers either, but the record books tell me they were Tony Taylor, John Hughes (2), Gerry Queen and John McCormick. I'd have trouble picking just five players, but I would have to include Johnny Byrne definitely. For an honourable mention I would add Cliff Holton.
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