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 ex hibitionist  Hastings 01 Sep 21 7.08pm |
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To qualify you have to have enjoyed the status Zaha has done though less of late. I think there is a seminal list although nobody's done a hall of fame to my knowledge. Peter Simpson was pre war, I can only start with Johnny Byrne, nobody else in the claret and blue days apart from John Jackson and Don Rogers. Peter Taylor, Kenny Sansom, next would be Ian Wright, Lombardo, Andy Johnson just (Glenn Murray no - he is a legend but he was never our 'star player'. And the last in the list is Zaha, with a few newbies showing possibilities. So that's Simpson (clear all time top scorer - gotta be in) That makes ten! Can any veterans among you add to the list? Or would anyone care to quibble?
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Teddy Eagle  01 Sep 21 7.15pm |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
To qualify you have to have enjoyed the status Zaha has done though less of late. I think there is a seminal list although nobody's done a hall of fame to my knowledge. Peter Simpson was pre war, I can only start with Johnny Byrne, nobody else in the claret and blue days apart from John Jackson and Don Rogers. Peter Taylor, Kenny Sansom, next would be Ian Wright, Lombardo, Andy Johnson just (Glenn Murray no - he is a legend but he was never our 'star player'. And the last in the list is Zaha, with a few newbies showing possibilities. So that's Simpson (clear all time top scorer - gotta be in) That makes ten! Can any veterans among you add to the list? Or would anyone care to quibble? Vince Hilaire.
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| kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 01 Sep 21 8.10pm |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
Vince Hilaire. yes.
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| Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 01 Sep 21 8.19pm |
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Difficult to argue with your list ex hib. Glad Teddy added Vince - he would be on my list. Also think Kember and Speroni are worth adding.
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| youngpalacefan111 01 Sep 21 8.38pm |
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Ambrose.
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| Teddy Eagle 01 Sep 21 8.54pm |
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| JRW2 Dulwich 04 Sep 21 4.41pm |
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I recall regarding Ronnie Allen as a star in the early sixties. Blimey, 60 years ago.
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 Lanzo-Ad  Lanzarote 04 Sep 21 4.58pm |
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Andy Gray, Eric Young, Dave Swindlehurst?
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| OldFart By the sea 05 Sep 21 1.09am |
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Jim Cannon
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| punksnotdead croydon 05 Sep 21 9.42am |
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Dougie Freedman
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beak  croydon 05 Sep 21 10.08am |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
To qualify you have to have enjoyed the status Zaha has done though less of late. I think there is a seminal list although nobody's done a hall of fame to my knowledge. Peter Simpson was pre war, I can only start with Johnny Byrne, nobody else in the claret and blue days apart from John Jackson and Don Rogers. Peter Taylor, Kenny Sansom, next would be Ian Wright, Lombardo, Andy Johnson just (Glenn Murray no - he is a legend but he was never our 'star player'. And the last in the list is Zaha, with a few newbies showing possibilities. So that's Simpson (clear all time top scorer - gotta be in) That makes ten! Can any veterans among you add to the list? Or would anyone care to quibble? A very good list, I have to add Bright as rather like Morecombe and Wise you have to think of a duo.
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| ex hibitionist Hastings 05 Sep 21 3.21pm |
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Originally posted by JRW2
I recall regarding Ronnie Allen as a star in the early sixties. Blimey, 60 years ago. great call, thank you for educating me - the replacement for Budgie it seems, five caps and an amazing managerial record Jim Cannon doesn't qualify, and there is no bigger fan of him than me, but like Glenn Murray he is a legend but was never the 'star'.
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