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Originally posted by ChrisGC
Neil Ruddock started off ok and then went downhill as quickly as his weight sky rocketed. I remember one game where he misjudged the flight of the ball, it bounced (over his head!) and the attacker went around him and scored. Which is a feat in itself, it’s amazing he still had time to put the ball in the net after travelling the vast distance around Neil Ruddock
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Mickey Droy
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Originally posted by monkey
Which is a feat in itself, it’s amazing he still had time to put the ball in the net after travelling the vast distance around Neil Ruddock I remember one game where Ruddock kept chopping people down. You could clearly see the referee telling him next time he was off. A few moments later he took out a player and got sent off. Some Palace fans applauded him off, where I sat in the main stand we booed him. To this day I am convinced it was deliberate on his part.
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Leif Anderson
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Another vote for Lee Sinnott
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Reading all those names listed it seems that we have considerable expertise in picking up crap defenders
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Florian Marange. Was bought by Holloway but then was immediately binned cos we couldn't fit him in the 25 man squad lol
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Tony Gale was shocking only played 2 games luckily
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Andy Morrison and another vote for Upson
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Gary Stebbing - he was woeful! Poor lad ...
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
That Frampton kid was shocking do you now remember the chant “andrew frampton was a back row boy” haha on a serious note, claude davis springs to mind...dickhead thug with sunday league standard ability.
‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway |
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Originally posted by braunstoneagle
do you now remember the chant “andrew frampton was a back row boy” haha on a serious note, claude davis springs to mind...dickhead thug with sunday league standard ability. Yep he was just an out and out thug... Anyone remember when we played Cardiff at Selhurst and he elbowed Roger Johnson in the throat off the ball... Nearly f***ing killed the poor bloke!!
Don't waste your time with jealousy. Sometimes your ahead, sometimes your behind, the race is long. But in the end it's only with yourself!! |
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Originally posted by kennybrowns leftfoot
Craig Harrison... Just shocking on every level. I had a nice chat with Craig a few years back. He was managing Welsh champions TNS who play in Oswestry where we lived. He spoke fondly of Palace, and we talked about the League Cup semi (first leg) against Liverpool that we won 2-1 with him playing at left - back. He was doing well with TNS at the time...I saw them play a Champions League qualifying game in July on year. To this day it remains the only time I have trodden in a cow pat in the official match day car park of a professional football club.
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In 45 years of watching Palace I honestly cannot think of a worse defender than Craig Harrison. Simply horrific.
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Originally posted by YT
Jeff Hopkins always used to get a lot of stick; certainly from the Whitehorse terrace, which I frequented back then. I'm not sure it was entirely justified though. That own goal against millwall though -.-'
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Originally posted by monkey
That own goal against millwall though -.-' True...but we won and Hurlock got sent off !
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