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Bromley, Kent born right back Harry Collyer joined Palace in 1906 for the club’s second season and their first in the Southern League First Division. He made his debut on Boxing Day away to Watford, and initially played as a left back. However he quickly switched to right back and established himself in the team, remaining at the club until the outbreak of the First World War.
Described by former Palace chaplain Reverend Nigel Sands as “a tough, sturdy, strong, muscular full-back with a giant-sized heart”, Collyer was the first Palace player to earn a testimonial match, the 1912 home match against Coventry City. Collyer made 263 Southern League appearances for the club, and a further 18 in the FA Cup, totalling 281 outings at Palace, netting just one goal. By the time of the First World War, Collyer was the longest serving player at the club, his total not beaten until Albert Harry passed it in the 1930’s. Collyer later played non league football for Kent League club Ramsgate.
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