Played for both: 10 names at Crystal Palace and QPR from last decade

Shaun Derry
Midfield destroyer Derry is presently cutting his teeth coaching at Notts County, but made over 200 Eagles appearances across two spells (2002-05 and 2007-10).

When Warnock left Selhurst Park the first time to take over at Loftus Road, Derry came with him the following summer, and stayed at QPR for over three years (2010-13). He’s one of only two players listed here that earned Premier League promotions with both clubs.

Kevin Doyle
Another Republic of Ireland international, centre forward Doyle struggled to make much impact at either the Hoops or Palace in respective loan spells at either end of 2014.

Fitz Hall
This versatile defender has been a cult hero wherever he’s played, because fans love chanting ‘one size Fitz Hall’. First working with Iain Dowie at Oldham Athletic, he joined the Eagles during their last Premier League stint (2004/05), but failed to keep them up and was snapped up by Wigan Athletic when they failed to get promoted straight back.

Hall then joined QPR in January 2008, and served a succession of managers as he saw out his four-and-a-half-year contract.

Clint Hill
Left-footed defender Hill, like Derry, is another Warnock disciple, but has remained at Loftus Road since 2010 following three years with Palace. He is a long shot at 16/1 to score against his former club.

Andy Johnson
We’ve got one of those what might have been stories with diminutive striker Johnson. In 2004/05, only Arsenal icon Thierry Henry scored more Premier League goals than the ex-Palace frontman.

Injuries ruined Johnson’s career, with subsequent spells at Everton, Fulham and the Hoops (2012-14) all dogged by fitness issues. His exploits in front of goal during four years at Selhurst (2002-06) were enough for supporters to vote him into the Eagles’ all-time XI.

Here’s a compilation of some Johnson’s best goals:

Jordon Mutch
Midfielder Mutch has played for both clubs this season, but is out injured and cannot face QPR after switching to Palace in January.

Peter Ramage
Presently loaned out by the Eagles to Barnsley, utility man Ramage joined both sides on free transfers. QPR (2008-12) initially loaned him to Palace in the 2011/12 campaign, with a brief temporary stint at Birmingham City coming in between that and his permanent transfer.

Wayne Routledge
Now on Swansea City’s books, winger Routledge completes our 10 selections, and earned promotions with both teams. He reached double figures for assists with the Eagles in the 2004/05 Premier League campaign, and aged 20 signed for Tottenham when Palace went down.

Routledge would later have two spells at Loftus Road, the first being a calendar year between January 2009 and 2010, but five goals in 20 league outings at the back end of 2010/11 on loan from Newcastle United helped the Hoops clinch the Championship title.