Got to be Jim Cannon.

Record cap holder, been with us through thick and thin. I was never alive during his career with us but it makes sense.

Geoff Thomas our greatest captain in terms of our best years.

Jedinak our best captain since the turn of the century.
Shaun Derry. Come on. Good leader but I remember he played some absolutely woeful games.

I ain't got nuthin' funny to say. Sorry.

I can't believe we tried to play him in goal start of last season as well, he was rubbish!!

Made in Bromley

Got to be the great Jim cannon no one else comes even close should what a real captain is all about

Who would you say crystal palace worst captain was?

Edited by CPFC/SCCC (23 Jul 2016 8.54pm)

Andy Johnson Magic, He wears a Magic Hat
When he Sees the match ball, he says he having that
He scores one with left foot, he scores one with his right
And When his playing Brighton, He scores all f***ING Night!

JC obviously.

In terms of recent achievement though, it is Jedinak. He is the embodiment of everything good that is missing from the modern game. A leader with strength and character that overrides his lack of skill and panache. I don't think I've ever seen a player like him at palace in my time of supporting the club(28 years).

"We love you Palace, we f@cking hate Man U, We love you Palace, we hate the brighton too, We love you Palace we play in red 'n' blue, so f@ck you, and you ...

Jim Cannon edges it from Geoff Thomas for me. Both great captains and really inspirational leaders. I will always remember JC's debut headed goal against Chelsea and equally GT's powerful run from defence to attack in the 1990 FA Cup semi final which almost resulted in a goal and epitomised the energy of the man. I started supporting Palace during the 72/73 season, so didn't get to see John Sewell.