Many thanks - and yes I found one in the end!

The right place at the right time

Olise masterclass yesterday. Apart from one closely missed half chance he was quite magnificent. Best (potential career) player at palace since I have been supporting (1969). Wonder what that non celebrating goals thingy is though ? One moreyearor half season please !

Don roger’s, and peter taylor were my picks before olise

Rogers was the only player that I can remember , that when he received the ball there was an audible rumble of anticipation in the crowd , in expectation of him doing something exciting

They are an interesting comparison. Back in the day, Rogers was probably considered the better (or at least more exciting player) and he was with us in the First Division. But he performed no defensive duties- much more a requisite of a winger nowadays- unlike Taylor who, remarkably, picked up 4 England caps when we were in the third division, I believe. He'd probably be playing on the right-side now cutting in and scoring with his left foot. Or as a left wing-back in Glasner's system

Plaudits to Clyne.
A potential goal saving challenge and the shot which led to the Mateta goal; but not just that - he's hardly put a foot wrong in the last 6 games and is playing with real zest.
Furthermore, I thought he also put in solid displays earier in the season under Hodgson.
Understandably fans are drawn to the displays of our forwards, but one good thing about Glasner is that he always finds times to name check some of the lesser names for their good displays.