Wilf compared to Palace legends...
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 westquay  58 miles from se25 03 Jan 18 3.09pm |
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Originally posted by ambrose7
I agree, he could well be for us what Le Tiss was for Southampton. The centre of everything the club does for years. He fits the mould of what everyone would say they want and like most about a Palace player - local kid, through the academy, a bit of a maverick, extremely skilful, no ego, works hard, plays with a smile on his face and genuinely feels every result like a fan does Plus.. He donates %10 of his wages,,,,, Thoroughly decent bloke.....
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| essetwentyone london 03 Jan 18 4.18pm |
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I've seen them all from the great Johnny Byrne onwards and to my mind Wilf is up there with any of them in every aspect.
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beak  croydon 03 Jan 18 4.23pm |
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Originally posted by westquay
My personal opinion is that he is up there with a few of the Palace legends right now.....Possibly top. Jim Cannon.
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| PZ Eagle Penzance 03 Jan 18 4.43pm |
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Terry Long, Cliff Holton and as already mentioned Johnny Byrne.
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| maltaeagle 03 Jan 18 4.52pm |
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you got to say Vince Hilaire, surely a legend, as was Dave swindlehurst, in my eyes anyway, in fact all the team of that era were pretty much legends
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Kermit8  Hevon 03 Jan 18 4.57pm |
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Wilf is around fifth for me until he shows a bit more guile when he has goal-scoring opportunities. And I reckon Wright would have given Kyle Walker a much harder game on Sunday if he had had to mark our best ever player and legend so far. Never saw Byrne. Sansom up there obviously too in legend status and the fact he ahs that but was only with us for three full seasons shows just how superb he was. At least Ian Wright was with us for six.
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 03 Jan 18 5.20pm |
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Originally posted by westquay
Plus.. He donates %10 of his wages,,,,, Thoroughly decent bloke.....
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Aetos  03 Jan 18 10.12pm |
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The two obvious comparisons are Don Rogers and Peter Taylor. Both goal scoring wingers, both hugely talented. Wilf's up there with them. Different eras, but Wilf may well become our greatest attacking player ever.
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| Pikester Worthing 03 Jan 18 10.35pm |
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As he's not an out and out striker it's difficult to compare him to Ian Wright.... but Wrighty was on another level. Those of us who saw him are privileged - he was just amazing. Wilf is getting there but needs some more accuracy. I'd say he's very similar to Vince Hilaire - great trickery but not always a great end product. I think the next 2 seasons should see him peak and then we'll know where he rates against the best - hopefully it's with us.
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| davehuggins 03 Jan 18 11.31pm |
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Don Rogers
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ARGILE OLD GEEZER  PORTIMAO 04 Jan 18 8.32am |
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Originally posted by westquay
Ambrose just for his amazing goal..? Think your kind of drifting away from the plot here
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| ARGILE OLD GEEZER PORTIMAO 04 Jan 18 8.34am |
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
Not true, he used lots of pubs
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