A lot of Crystal Palace fans are praising former player Neil Danns after he posted a video on Twitter of his highlights for the club.
The video was accompanied with the message “Thanks to @cpfc for the footage and the memories”. Clearly the midfielder loved his time in South London and it seems that fans also have great recollections of the player as one replied to him saying, “Love this, loved watching you… quick, exciting, intelligent footballer with a few goals in your locker!!”
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Danns joined the Eagles in 2008 following an £810,000 move from Birmingham City and made 114 appearances in all competitions as he managed 21 goals and eight assists, via Transfermarkt.
He was also a key player in one of the biggest seasons in the club’s history back in 2009/10 as the South London side managed to defeat the odds and stay up, per BBC Sport. They were involved in the battle at the bottom following a ten points deduction earlier in the campaign when chairman at the time Simon Jordan filed for administration, via BBC Sport.
Currently at the age of 37, per Transfermarkt, the player’s love for the game has clearly not disappeared as he currently plays for League One side Tranmere Rovers.
Here is what fans said following the post:
https://twitter.com/dannzy1/status/1250348607825301505?s=20
Love this, loved watching you… quick, exciting, intelligent footballer with a few goals in your locker!! #CPFC #onceaneaglealwaysaneagle 🦅❤️💙
— Kate (@Katiejane1972) April 15, 2020
🙌🏼 Last of the legends #uts #oasaas
— Carl Smith (@car75mith) April 15, 2020
Everybody Danns now! https://t.co/6pG0sn5TNm
— Danny Priestley (@priestley93) April 15, 2020
❤ 1 of my favourite players just wished we got to see a few more years of ya but we all no it was out of your hands https://t.co/3BEcLDP0Hy
— Lee Brown (@LiamBro86) April 15, 2020
Plenty of good memories there. The Leeds goal and win 👍🏽 https://t.co/N2iQBjsJP8
— Johnny (@jwgribbin_) April 15, 2020
🔥🔥👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽.
— Ronayne Marsh-Brown (@MarshBrown3) April 15, 2020
Palace fans, what is your favourite memory of Neil Danns? Comment below!
