Dougie Freedman - I remember witnessing his debut goal against Stoke City during the 95/96 season, not to mention his first hat-trick against Wolves that same season. A true legend, no ifs, ands or buts!

"Look at that. Accident blackspot? These aren't accidents! They're throwing themselves into the road gladly! Throwing themselves into the road to escape all this hideousness!"

Itzik Zohar

For being a cut above the rest either Lombardo or Wright

For being young and exciting to watch I'd say Matt Jansen

But one of my all-time heroes when I was growing up and starting to go to the Palace regularly has to be Simon Rodger. Always thought he took a good corner....

The Bald eagle & Jim Cannon.....Total legends !

Touch my coffee and I will slap you so hard even Google won't be able to find you.

Geoff Thomas ever but recently Paddy Mc

This is like the difficult best album question and the answer depends on what mood you are in - I make you right that it ain't Ian "Gooner or perhaps Millwall (when they got to the cup)" wright...but I'd go for Mark Bright because he was part of THE best Palace team and he doesn't come across on TV or in the papers as a complete idiot. Maybe its Dougie...or (as my joker) Jeff Bourne for the terrific run when we up went up from Division 3; He was banging them in. But as my real Palace through and through hero its got to be Jim Cannon. Simon Roget drew too much sick pay for my liking. But he can certainly put his injury prone feet up in my Palace lounge of heroes.