Ex-files Hull City: Peter Taylor
This week's column focuses on a player who turned out in our colours and then managed both ourselves and Hull City writes Simon Pophale.
This week's column focuses on a player who turned out in our colours and then managed both ourselves and Hull City writes Simon Pophale.
Chris Whyte could be dubbed an "unsung hero" but his contributions to Crystal Palace and Leeds United could not be more different writes Simon Pophal...
John Salako is probably the most famous Crystal Palace player in recent times to have plied his trade at Coventry City, writes Simon Pophale.
Watford and Crystal Palace were involved in the deal that brought football its first £1m teenager, writes Simon Pophale.
One player has not only played for Middlesbrough and Crystal Palace but captained both clubs and won silverware also, writes Simon Pophale.
One name jumps out when thinking of players that have pulled on both the Crystal Palace and Swansea jerseys, writes Simon Pophale.
Crystal Palace and Scunthorpe United have rarely met over the years and this extends to the clubs having players who have played for both clubs, write...
Ipswich Town’s visit to Selhurst comes at a time when there are many ex-Tractor boys in the Palace ranks, but one stands out above all others, writes ...
One player who has embraced both clubs but made an unforgettable contribution to Barnsley’s cause was Neil Redfearn, but he was well loved at Palace t...
Matches against Yeovil Town are rare but one player who played for both clubs will be remembered for scoring the goal that sent us to Wembley: Alan Pa...
Opening the Ex-Files is a true Palace goal scoring legend. Mark Bright arriving from Leicester City heralded the start of our most successful era, wri...
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