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View Stuart Shave's Profile Stuart Shave Flag Hampshire 23 Sep 16 6.29pm Send a Private Message to Stuart Shave Add Stuart Shave as a friend

Originally posted by 7@burnley79

Whose Ian Wright?

The greatest player to put on a Palace shirt. Legend.

 

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View Kermit8's Profile Kermit8 Flag Hevon 23 Sep 16 6.40pm Send a Private Message to Kermit8 Add Kermit8 as a friend

Originally posted by Stuart Shave

The greatest player to put on a Palace shirt. Legend.


Amen.

Though my late pa put Johnny Byrne ahead.

 


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View bicycle repair man's Profile bicycle repair man 23 Sep 16 7.59pm Send a Private Message to bicycle repair man Add bicycle repair man as a friend

I don't think Ian Wright is anywhere near the greatest player Palace have a ever had, as some people are suggesting.

 

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View Casual's Profile Casual Flag Orpington 23 Sep 16 8.08pm Send a Private Message to Casual Add Casual as a friend

Originally posted by bicycle repair man

I don't think Ian Wright is anywhere near the greatest player Palace have a ever had, as some people are suggesting.

He's the best I've ever seen.

 

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Originally posted by bicycle repair man

I don't think Ian Wright is anywhere near the greatest player Palace have a ever had, as some people are suggesting.

Not the most polished but he dragged many players up a level like you rarely see. The few goals that stood out for me for being classic Ian Wright goals were his first in the cup final, a goal he scored at Derby leaving leaving Mark Wright for dead v Shilton and a goal at Southampton.

Just look at what happened after he left. From going beyond reaching full potential to well, hmmm.

 


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Inapickle Flag South West 23 Sep 16 10.02pm

Originally posted by Mr_Gristle

This is fair. Palace are Wrighty's second team. If having a second team makes you a bit of a w4nker, then he's guilty as charged.

Still, he's getting more Palace as he gets older.

Brighty remains far the better man, which is a compliment to him and not a dig at Wright.

..Millwall are, but we are his favourite in giving him the chance of actually playing and proving himself, I was not aware that brighton took him on before us and then let him go, you can't make it up!

 

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Inapickle Flag South West 23 Sep 16 10.09pm

Originally posted by bicycle repair man

I don't think Ian Wright is anywhere near the greatest player Palace have a ever had, as some people are suggesting.

..did you not witness the excitement with the players around him and with us in the stand, how can you not understand the importance of the opposing teams s***ting themselves every time we went forward with huge gaps for Bright and Wright to feed on, he was mighty for us and provided much interest for our club at the time.

 

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Inapickle Flag South West 23 Sep 16 10.10pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Not the most polished but he dragged many players up a level like you rarely see. The few goals that stood out for me for being classic Ian Wright goals were his first in the cup final, a goal he scored at Derby leaving leaving Mark Wright for dead v Shilton and a goal at Southampton.

Just look at what happened after he left. From going beyond reaching full potential to well, hmmm.

..I remember a particular goal at Wimbledon.

 

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Inapickle Flag South West 23 Sep 16 10.15pm

Originally posted by Kermit8


Amen.

Though my late pa put Johnny Byrne ahead.

..Kenny Sansom I reckon was our most accomplished and Arsenal took him as well.

 

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Originally posted by bicycle repair man

I don't think Ian Wright is anywhere near the greatest player Palace have a ever had, as some people are suggesting.

Six seasons of sheer ingenuity, passion, great goals and some skill and all at the same time as promotion, our first FA Cup final appearance and third in Division One (The Prem).

He is our greatest ever player.

No one who was there will disagree.

 


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View Palacetinian's Profile Palacetinian Flag Surrey Fam 24 Sep 16 12.18am Send a Private Message to Palacetinian Add Palacetinian as a friend

Originally posted by Casual

He's the best I've ever seen.

You haven't seen Sansom play then...

 


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View Kermit8's Profile Kermit8 Flag Hevon 24 Sep 16 12.20am Send a Private Message to Kermit8 Add Kermit8 as a friend

Originally posted by Inapickle

..Kenny Sansom I reckon was our most accomplished and Arsenal took him as well.

Technically he was the best I have seen but Wrighty is the greatest. 1985-91 was a ride and a half.

 


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