The League Paper

MY TOP THREE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
16 August 2026

AARON Wilbraham played almost 800 games over the course of an incredible career that saw him win promotion from all three tiers of the EFL and play in the Premier League for Norwich and Crystal Palace. Now 46 and working as an agent, the former striker tells Chris Dunlavy about the best three players he ever shared a dressing room with:
Wilfried Zaha – Crystal Palace Technically, Wilf wasn’t the most polished player in the world. If you gave him 20 balls and asked him to hit the bar from the edge of the box, he might only do it three times.
But in terms of his dribblin...

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