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JeffBourne 23 Sep 13 7.21pm
ME Jim Cannon Steve Kember Ian Wright Mark Bright Peter Simpson Johnnie Byrne David Payne Kenny Sansom Dougie Freedman Terry Long Clinton Morrison Trevor Aylott Steve Coppell Malcolm Allison Arthur Wait Rachid Harkouk Lombardo Peter Taylor Don Rogers Len Chatterton A new era of total football is on the way to Selhurst Park!!
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JeffBourne

23 Sep 13 7.21pm

ME
Jim Cannon
Steve Kember
Ian Wright
Mark Bright
Peter Simpson
Johnnie Byrne
David Payne
Kenny Sansom
Dougie Freedman
Terry Long
Clinton Morrison
Trevor Aylott
Steve Coppell
Malcolm Allison
Arthur Wait
Rachid Harkouk
Lombardo
Peter Taylor
Don Rogers
Len Chatterton

A new era of total football is on the way to Selhurst Park!!

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Apollofuzz On the edge of reason 23 Sep 13 7.25pm
1. Jimbo Cannon - A real Legend a one club man 2. Steve Coppell - A man that lead us to the promised land. 3. Ian Wright - One of the the most exciting players ever. 4. Joyce the Voice - Palace through and through. I ride a GS scooter with my hair cut neat I wear my war time coat in the wind and sleet.
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On the edge of reason 23 Sep 13 7.25pm

1. Jimbo Cannon - A real Legend a one club man
2. Steve Coppell - A man that lead us to the promised land.
3. Ian Wright - One of the the most exciting players ever.
4. Joyce the Voice - Palace through and through.

I ride a GS scooter with my hair cut neat
I wear my war time coat in the wind and sleet.

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LeBoeuf Bermondsey 23 Sep 13 8.10pm
Quote PJH at 23 Sep 2013 4.02pm I'm probably in a minority of one but what about Peter Taylor ? Maybe looking at this through rose tinted specs though cos my dad started taking me and my brother regularly in the early 70's and I remember the roar of the crowd as he steamed up the wing in his number 11 shirt.Maybe more hero than legend.Played for England while at Palace in the 3rd, think there's only a handfull who've done that (Johhny Byrne was one I believe ??).And what about the winner at Chelsea in the cup 76 ? Shame about his later involvment and the way that ended but still a bit of a Palace legend I reckon. growing up in bermondsey (millwally country), bein palace has always been tough. But Peter Taylor was the reason i support palace. Legend to me. a rich man is only a poor man with an obscene amount of money
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LeBoeuf

Bermondsey 23 Sep 13 8.10pm

Quote PJH at 23 Sep 2013 4.02pm

I'm probably in a minority of one but what about Peter Taylor ? Maybe looking at this through rose tinted specs though cos my dad started taking me and my brother regularly in the early 70's and I remember the roar of the crowd as he steamed up the wing in his number 11 shirt.Maybe more hero than legend.Played for England while at Palace in the 3rd, think there's only a handfull who've done that (Johhny Byrne was one I believe ??).And what about the winner at Chelsea in the cup 76 ? Shame about his later involvment and the way that ended but still a bit of a Palace legend I reckon.

growing up in bermondsey (millwally country), bein palace has always been tough. But Peter Taylor was the reason i support palace. Legend to me.

a rich man is only a poor man with an obscene amount of money

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Dangermouse Hastings 23 Sep 13 8.15pm
Surely we're overlooking someone, no one else mentioned has there own smiley on the Holmesdale. Rachid Harkouk, just because he was Rachid Harkouk That's Life And as funny as it may seem Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream. KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!
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Hastings 23 Sep 13 8.15pm

Surely we're overlooking someone, no one else mentioned has there own smiley on the Holmesdale.

Rachid Harkouk, just because he was Rachid Harkouk

That's Life
And as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream.
KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!

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LeBoeuf Bermondsey 23 Sep 13 8.16pm
matt svensson. Was sold to the clowns when we had money issues, despite not wanting to leave. Gave money to the club to help us out. Legend in my eyes. a rich man is only a poor man with an obscene amount of money
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LeBoeuf

Bermondsey 23 Sep 13 8.16pm

matt svensson. Was sold to the clowns when we had money issues, despite not wanting to leave. Gave money to the club to help us out. Legend in my eyes.

a rich man is only a poor man with an obscene amount of money

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goodersgold Hastings 23 Sep 13 8.19pm
Quote The Chaser1 at 23 Sep 2013 1.07pm Steve Coppell,Geoff Thomas,Jim Cannon and Mark Bright. Is the correct answer The world was a mess but his hair was perfect!
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goodersgold

Hastings 23 Sep 13 8.19pm

Quote The Chaser1 at 23 Sep 2013 1.07pm

Steve Coppell,Geoff Thomas,Jim Cannon and Mark Bright.

Is the correct answer

The world was a mess but his hair was perfect!

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palace power SE25,the cradle of english footy! 23 Sep 13 8.28pm
Shefki Kuqi. Thread closed.
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SE25,the cradle of english footy! 23 Sep 13 8.28pm

Shefki Kuqi. Thread closed.

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sydtheeagle England 23 Sep 13 8.38pm
For me: The Beyond All Doubts Jim Cannon Len Chatterton Steve Coppell Joyce the Voice Steve Kember Johnnie Byrne Peter Simpson Attilio Lombardo Arthur Wait Malcolm Allison Dougie Freedman With the exception of Lombardo and Allison, none needs any explanation. Lombardo is there because he achieved a lifetime in 9 months. He simply turned us, briefly, from reality into a dream and, thus, will never be forgotten. Allison laid the foundations for the past 45 years of our history. He was a visionary, and we still watch his vision (the EAGLES) today. The debatable but not for me[. Legendary moments, but not quite true legends for one reason or another. /u] Ian Wright Mark Bright Kenny Sansom Terry Long Clinton Morrison Peter Taylor Don Rogers Ron Noades With regard to today's Palace, Julian Speroni and Block A Holmesdale are closest to joining the list. Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.
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England 23 Sep 13 8.38pm

For me:

The Beyond All Doubts
Jim Cannon
Len Chatterton
Steve Coppell
Joyce the Voice
Steve Kember
Johnnie Byrne
Peter Simpson
Attilio Lombardo
Arthur Wait
Malcolm Allison
Dougie Freedman
With the exception of Lombardo and Allison, none needs any explanation. Lombardo is there because he achieved a lifetime in 9 months. He simply turned us, briefly, from reality into a dream and, thus, will never be forgotten. Allison laid the foundations for the past 45 years of our history. He was a visionary, and we still watch his vision (the EAGLES) today.

The debatable but not for me[. Legendary moments, but not quite true legends for one reason or another. /u]
Ian Wright
Mark Bright
Kenny Sansom
Terry Long
Clinton Morrison
Peter Taylor
Don Rogers
Ron Noades

With regard to today's Palace, Julian Speroni and Block A Holmesdale are closest to joining the list.

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

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redpalace91 Bromley 23 Sep 13 8.51pm
Fan Zhiyi - a Chinese legend in my eyes. first player to move from China to the English league and as he is now manager of Shanghai East Asia, could he ever be Palace manager ? I would vote for that.
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redpalace91

Bromley 23 Sep 13 8.51pm

Fan Zhiyi - a Chinese legend in my eyes. first player to move from China to the English league and as he is now manager of Shanghai East Asia, could he ever be Palace manager ? I would vote for that.

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jamwom1971eagle west norwood 23 Sep 13 9.04pm
John Pemberton.His play for the Villa park equaliser was not just a game changer but went a long way towards us not only winning that game but putting this football club on the world stage.Palace at the old Wembley,twice!.JP,forever a Palace legend.
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John Pemberton.His play for the Villa park equaliser was not just a game changer but went a long way towards us not only winning that game but putting this football club on the world stage.Palace at the old Wembley,twice!.JP,forever a Palace legend.

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