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Ron Noades Mother 07 May 14 10.35pm | |
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Has to be Martyn, Speroni and Budgie since I started watching Palace in 1979... all 3 are sheer class and it is hard to decide.
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Bahrain Eagle Manama 07 May 14 10.49pm | |
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How many times did NM win player of the year? That's the measure of how well Speroni has done for our club over 10 plus years. No argument on best keeper.
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sydtheeagle England 07 May 14 10.50pm | |
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Well, no one will ever surpass Jacko for me; my favourite ever Palace player. But I have to say, Jools runs him about as close as anyone is ever likely to and from me, that's a high compliment given how I feel about Jacko.
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blind eagle Covington.Tennessee 07 May 14 10.51pm | |
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The Palace have had several excellent keepers and I pick,Martyn,Jules,Jackson and Burridge as being exceptional.I suppose each one has his strengths and weaknesses but the aforementioned four seldom if ever let us down and I enjoyed watching them all in action.
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cpj Kent 07 May 14 11.33pm | |
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Quote Bahrain Eagle at 07 May 2014 10.49pm
How many times did NM win player of the year? That's the measure of how well Speroni has done for our club over 10 plus years. No argument on best keeper.
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Bahrain Eagle Manama 07 May 14 11.37pm | |
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Exactly my point. The others played in more competitive teams and didn't have to do as much work as Speroni. Without him we would not be where we are now.
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Bahrain Eagle Manama 07 May 14 11.38pm | |
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and Suckling better than Jules _ have you been at the Sherry?
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Mangopablo south LONDON 10 May 14 6.21pm | |
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Quote Vim Fuego at 07 May 2014 8.49pm
Nigel Martyn. He just is the best. Speroni is great too but not quite as great. I seem to remember an amazing save from Andy Booth at home to Huddersfield in a 0-0 in in hmmmmm 95/96ish that actually got a standing ovation for about 2 minutes. Was that when he got from one post to the other as the striker thought he had a simple tap in? If so, I remember thinking that it was IMPOSSIBLE.
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Seth On a pale blue dot 10 May 14 6.48pm | |
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Quote skatman at 07 May 2014 9.26pm
Not forgetting Fraser Digby, he was immense.
For me, Jules, Nige and Jacko are the best but I can't put them in an order. They were all great and leave it at that.
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Itatian Slough 10 May 14 6.58pm | |
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Quote Bahrain Eagle at 07 May 2014 11.37pm
Exactly my point. The others played in more competitive teams and didn't have to do as much work as Speroni. Without him we would not be where we are now. Not the case for much of Jackson's career - People said he should play for England because he had to make so many more saves per game than keepers playing for the top teams
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staffie There is NO capital "S" in staffie 10 May 14 7.01pm | |
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Having seen Jacko, Nigel and Jules, I rate Jacko the best I've seen - then Jules and Nigel about the same... but all are/were top keepers.
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EastEndPalace WithHardNutsCosImAHardBastard 10 May 14 7.01pm | |
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Speroni has had more clean sheets in a worse side then Martyn and they have played around the same amount of games.
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