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 lyeemoon  Girne 12 Aug 10 8.45pm |
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If you're talking brief and class. Dave Sexton. Absolute gem, obviously injured and well past his best but oozed consummate class. Apparently had a big influence on the latterday master, Johnny Byrne. Sexton scored 11 goals in 27 games before succumbing to injury. Now 80 years old.
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bright&wright  12 Aug 10 8.53pm |
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Does anyone remember 'Fash' in a Palace shirt?! 2 games apparently. Being 25 I only remember his career vividly. He was always a difficult player to play against in a fairly good Dons team. I am old enough to remember Kenny Brown though - for 7 games he was fantastic! Proper old-fashioned player.
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| Johnnyeagle Wallington 13 Aug 10 9.59pm |
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Quote bright&wright at 12 Aug 2010 8.53pm
Does anyone remember 'Fash' in a Palace shirt?! 2 games apparently. Being 25 I only remember his career vividly. He was always a difficult player to play against in a fairly good Dons team. I am old enough to remember Kenny Brown though - for 7 games he was fantastic! Proper old-fashioned player.
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| Johnnyeagle Wallington 13 Aug 10 10.02pm |
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Quote bright&wright at 12 Aug 2010 8.53pm
Does anyone remember 'Fash' in a Palace shirt?! 2 games apparently. Being 25 I only remember his career vividly. He was always a difficult player to play against in a fairly good Dons team. I am old enough to remember Kenny Brown though - for 7 games he was fantastic! Proper old-fashioned player.
We love you,we love you,we love you and where you play we follow,we follow,we follow, cos we support the Palace, the Palace,the Palace and thats the way we like it,we like,we like it...WOAH,WOAH,WOAH!!! A winner is a dreamer who never gives up... |
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| Johnnyeagle Wallington 13 Aug 10 10.05pm |
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Steve Hunt. Hardly played for Palace but look at him now. It shows that it isn't always the end of the road when released as a youngster by a Club. If somebody had told me ten years ago he'd be an established International and Premiership player with bids of £5M being turned down I would have thought they were mental!!!
We love you,we love you,we love you and where you play we follow,we follow,we follow, cos we support the Palace, the Palace,the Palace and thats the way we like it,we like,we like it...WOAH,WOAH,WOAH!!! A winner is a dreamer who never gives up... |
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 frazzle  13 Aug 10 10.29pm |
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Quote Johnnyeagle at 13 Aug 2010 10.05pm
Steve Hunt. Hardly played for Palace but look at him now. It shows that it isn't always the end of the road when released as a youngster by a Club. If somebody had told me ten years ago he'd be an established International and Premiership player with bids of £5M being turned down I would have thought they were mental!!! I seem to remember that Andy Johnson got rejected by Luton as a youngster, look at it that way and we did well to get £8M for him. I remember Anthony Danze, I think he was signed around the same time as Eero Peltonen, anyone remember him?
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bertshead  Castlederg 14 Aug 10 10.22pm |
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I noticed Neil Banfield had three appearences for us.
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| bertshead Castlederg 14 Aug 10 10.25pm |
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Quote lyeemoon at 12 Aug 2010 8.45pm
If you're talking brief and class. Dave Sexton. Absolute gem, obviously injured and well past his best but oozed consummate class. Apparently had a big influence on the latterday master, Johnny Byrne. Sexton scored 11 goals in 27 games before succumbing to injury. Now 80 years old.
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| iantheeagle Oxford 16 Aug 10 8.04pm |
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Ye Gods! Cedric Berthelin made the same number of appearances for Palace as Matt Jansen!
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| frazzle 16 Aug 10 8.28pm |
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Ah Cedric Berthelin. Bad excuse for a goalkeeper if ever there was one!
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| Rgmonster Kingsteignton, Devon 16 Aug 10 8.40pm |
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Quote Johnny Eagles at 11 Aug 2010 1.03pm
Hardly worth another thread, so who's had the biggest impact in the fewest games for Palace? Nicola Ventola (3) would be impossible to beat, if his goal had indeed kept us up. I was so gutted when he got injured, was looking forward to seeing a whole season with him in the team.
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| Sir Joe Here, there and everywhere... 26 Aug 10 4.13pm |
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Quote frazzle at 16 Aug 2010 8.28pm
Ah Cedric Berthelin. Bad excuse for a goalkeeper if ever there was one!
With Berthelin though, he did have one good night...wasn't he in goal when we beat Liverpool at Anfield 2 - 0 in an FA Cup replay? Edited by Sir Joe (26 Aug 2010 4.14pm)
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