Link dont work, but assuming you have John Jackson, Kenny Sansom, Ian Wright, Peter Taylor and Dougie Freedman on there it is spot on.

" I hate those f@cking northern monkeys " The late Lenny Mclean.

How can you include Lombardo?

He only played for half a season in the top division before breaking his leg and surely "best ever" must include an element of longevity.

All these lists are entirely personal tho.

I know my palace history but wouldn't put cannon/Hilary/Samson in my personal list as I didn't see them play at all so I'm relying on other peoples opinions....so my list would be from late 80's onwards.

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

Must be the players we like, rather than those we think are the best. I think Jacko is the very best followed by Rogers, Lombardo, Wright and Doris. No one can argue with me as this is my taste. Now if they're the best players...that's another question

My list of the best players I have ever seen in the 40 years of following Palace (based on players I have seen play in the flesh and in no particular order)

Dave Madden (simply the best player I have ever seen put on a Palace shirt. For younger fans imagine a player as tough and uncompromising as Mile Jedinak but who could pass!)
Andy Johnson (possibly the most natural goal scorer the club have ever had)
Kenny Sansom (incredible defender who was as comfortable going forward as he was defending)
Ian Wright (most influential player I have ever seen. Could change a game in an instant)
Attilio Lombardo (classiest player the club have ever purchased. Incredible reader of the game)

Honorary mentions to Speroni, and Doris and Thomas and Elwiss.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

Jim Cannon
Kenny Sansom
Steve Kember
Ian Wright
Peter Taylor

A new era of total football is on the way to Selhurst Park!!