In four seasons at Selhurst Park, Glenn Murray cemented himself as a Crystal Palace legend.
The 6ft 2 striker had a season in 2012/13 that will go down in Palace folklore, as he netted 30 goals in the Championship, helping The Eagles earn promotion back to the Premier League.
In doing this, he captured the adoration of all the Palace faithful, and also a place in the PFA Championship Team of the Year, and later the Football Manager Team of the Decade.
However, his next few seasons in the Premier League perhaps did not go to plan, as he had persistent injury problems. This lead to his sale to fellow top-flight outfit Bournemouth in 2015.
While Palace fans were sad to see such a loved player leave, they thanked him for everything that he did for the club on Twitter, in a massive act of appreciation.
This is what the fans had to say:
@CPFC @GM_83 @afcbournemouth i think I'm going to cry
— joe boss (@officialjoeboss) September 1, 2015
@CPFC @GM_83 @afcbournemouth *sobbing* all the very best and thanks #cpfc
— Suzie B-P (@ZannaPoobanna) 1 September 2015
@CPFC @GM_83 Thanks for the memories
— Alex Wells (@ampwells98) 1 September 2015
@CPFC @GM_83 @afcbournemouth Genuinely a modern legend at #CPFC. So many great moments. The doubles v Sheff W, Charlton were best for me.
— AK (@KnowlesyCPFC) 1 September 2015
@CPFC @GM_83 @afcbournemouth
You bought so much hope and passion to selhurst. Thank you— Kerry England (@Kerrycpfc) 1 September 2015
@CPFC @GM_83 @afcbournemouth absolutely gutted to see you leave Glenn but wish you the very best for the future. Great signing Bournemouth.
— Luke CPFC (@LukeRemnant) 1 September 2015
@CPFC @GM_83 @afcbournemouth sad to see Glenn go.. But wish him all the best in the future
— Pain Hennessey (@cb1ishere) 1 September 2015
@CPFC @GM_83 all the best Glenn. Forever a palace hero.
— Roy’s boys (@J0NIESTA) 1 September 2015
