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Ian Wright Autobiography
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 slubglurge  welling 24 Sep 16 12.54am |
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Wrighty may not be our best ever player but hes definiteky our best ever striker. He done some amazing things in a Palace shirt.
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| baldeagle73 Leamington spa 24 Sep 16 1.07am |
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Although I still think he's a judas traitor he was magnificent for us when we was at his peak for us us 88/91 watching him when I was young was so exciting always felt we were going to win with him on the pitch in my mind definetley the greatest player in our greatest period
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| Goldfiinger Just down the road 24 Sep 16 1.57am |
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Broke my head as a child trying to understand why he turned out for Arsenal and not us. Always hated them since. Still he's a legend to me... I heard a report last week is on the verge of bankruptcy and lives in a terrace house. Apparently bad financial advice and numerous divorces. Sad really you'd thougt he'd be a made man, even if he did come before the bonkers money.
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| Inapickle South West 24 Sep 16 2.10am |
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Technically he was the best I have seen but Wrighty is the greatest. 1985-91 was a ride and a half. ..totally agree.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 24 Sep 16 5.30pm |
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the newpaper reported that Wright has 8 kids by FOUR different women. Is this true ? or has wright lost count also ?
Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford |
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| bicycle repair man 24 Sep 16 6.05pm |
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Six seasons of sheer ingenuity, passion, great goals and some skill and all at the same time as promotion, our first FA Cup final appearance and third in Division One (The Prem). He is our greatest ever player. No one who was there will disagree. I was there and i disagree !
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Kermit8  Hevon 24 Sep 16 11.04pm |
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Originally posted by bicycle repair man
I was there and i disagree !
Either that or you are an oldie with a terrible memory
Big chest and massive boobs |
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| simonmdt x 25 Sep 16 10.05am |
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Why this man is regarded as a Palace legend is beyond me. He thinks of himself as an arsenal player who once spent some time at Palace. He's a f***ing disgrace, the contempt he's shown the club until very recently. Anyone at Highbury on the day who saw his reaction to the Palace fans when his goal sent us down will know the truth of the kind of man he is. Surely it takes more than what you do on the pitch to become a club legend. He was a good striker but also an arrogant, unpleasant, vain git
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 Michaelawt85 Bexley 25 Sep 16 11.52am |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
the newpaper reported that Wright has 8 kids by FOUR different women. Is this true ? or has wright lost count also ? Yep. Eats, shoots, leaves. Literally
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| sea-eagle Peacehaven 25 Sep 16 3.13pm |
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Originally posted by Casual
He's the best I've ever seen. Agreed, and I've seen Palace games since 1966. 50 years, cripes. I have joshed with Wrighty on "606" a few times, he always gets wound up by Spurs fans, deliberately I think. I once had to phone up after one had got him incoherent about crowd chanting, so I asked him whether he remembered when Gazza came to Selhurst in 1990 after the World Cup and the Holmesdale were chanting "Mars Bars" at him, and someone threw one on the pitch at him. He burst out laughing and said "Yes, and he picked it up and ate it!""
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| Stuart Shave Hampshire 25 Sep 16 6.17pm |
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Originally posted by baldeagle73
Although I still think he's a judas traitor he was magnificent for us when we was at his peak for us us 88/91 watching him when I was young was so exciting always felt we were going to win with him on the pitch in my mind definetley the greatest player in our greatest period For what? Bettering himself? Grow up.
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| Stuart Shave Hampshire 25 Sep 16 6.22pm |
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Originally posted by simonmdt
Why this man is regarded as a Palace legend is beyond me. He thinks of himself as an arsenal player who once spent some time at Palace. He's a f***ing disgrace, the contempt he's shown the club until very recently. Anyone at Highbury on the day who saw his reaction to the Palace fans when his goal sent us down will know the truth of the kind of man he is. Surely it takes more than what you do on the pitch to become a club legend. He was a good striker but also an arrogant, unpleasant, vain git Either you were one of the unpleasant individuals who scribbled disgusting graffiti over his Mother's house when he left us, or you never saw him play for Palace. You as a 'Palace fan' are the disgrace if you did see him play.
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