My son asked me this today...given how much Palace has been such a huge part of my life it was a hard question.

On talent, of those I've seen, Wilf or Wright. And I go Wright because he won games and his movement was so irrepressible he made midfielders wonderful.

For loyalty, Cannon or Speroni. But fir whatever reason I feel we are more in Julian's heart than Jim's.

For hard work, Geoff Thomas stands alone.

It's hard to say Wright of Wilf as a favourite even if, in my life they would vie for being the best. Thomas wasn't that loyal.

I think Speroni is my favourite ever Palace player. Who's yours and why?

Ps, I began watching palace from the late 70s but got banned from going by my dad until the late 80s. But I don't really remember the players from the early 70s, other than an incredible goal that Swindlehurst scored that I suspect is just a figment of my imagination.

Ps, if this is memory lane, please can a moderator move it? I think a lot of current and recent players qualify so...

Pps, I'm sure there will be a thread on this from years ago but I couldn't find it

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

Don Rogers. Just a joy to watch and a gentleman to boot. Always enjoyed watching him play even on his ‘off’ days.

for me at 38 years old it has to be wilf, class above anything ive seen.

honourable mentions to...

wright
salako
armstrong
lombardo
cabaye

‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway

Don Rogers

Pure Excitement each time he picked up the ball, and the way that he made the ball swerve when he floated it into the goal.

Once a Glazier, now an Eagle, Palace Forever.

Billy Gilbert
Ian Wright
Kenny Sansom

In that order

Made in Bromley

Kev Phillips for that penalty
Wilf for his 2 at the weed
Ambrose for old Trafford.
Clive allen
Vince.
Wright just because.
I cant pick one.