For me the team that finished 3rd in the league in the early 90s, minus barber and pardew.
Weighty got me is the most talented I’ve ever seen raw and as game as f*ck
Plus
- Michael Hughes , pit bull of a player. Surprised no one has mentioned him
-Jansen pure quality, (robbed by injuries, gave Palace £100 grand when we were going out of business )
-AJ unplayable at his best and must be our best ever signing. AJ plus 5 mil for Clinton
-Murray , loved him, went far to early
-Best ever loan , Paul Stewart
-Gary Thompson , hard as f*ck.

Don’t think that any of the current team would be in my best 11.

I’ve made my point, I’ll let others have their own opinion on yours.

I have to go back to my early supporting days of the mid/late 70s.
Jim Cannon was probably my favourite. Was always relieved when he was playing.
Vince Hilaire the most exciting but also the most frustrating of players (not unlike Wilf).
Kenny Sansom the most amazing tackler I've seen, Could steal the ball off an opposing winger who was going at full speed without even touching him. The number of times a winger would carry on in full flight when the ball had gone. But then, of course, the Arse came...
The Good Old Days!

Well said, will we ever learn?

The wingers that get the levels of anticipation rising and the sound of seats banging as the fan stands up will always be my favourites .

The best of those ,the most productive was probably Peter Taylor but the one I loved to watch the most was Yannick . He just did so many daft unexpected things ,worth the entrance fee on his own .

And we still need a striker

Shaun Derry - for steering the ship in 2010 when everyone else was jumping off.

Chris Armstrong

Aki Riihilahti

Yannick when he was at his peak with mazy runs

Wilf - goes without saying, though I don't think he will ever reach what we all thought was his full potential