Wilfried Zaha is a Crystal Palace footballing God. He is our knight in shining armor and Caped Crusader all rolled into one dynamo of a footballer. And he is all OURS. We, as Palace fans, get to say that he is one of us. HOWEVER…… There are far better options out there if

Dundee succumbed to yet another defeat as Rangers struck four past Dundee and heaped more misery on the fans who travelled from the City of Discovery, and to the ones who were following from home. Luckily for me, I was away all weekend at my best friend’s wedding at a

I have sat and stared at this screen for at least an hour or so now as I try my best to find the words to kick start another weekly ‘Mon the Dee’ article for TEB, but everything I seem to type looks and sounds very much like my previous

There is a reason that I wait a while after a Palace match to pen my thoughts on TEB. The debacle on Sunday is the main reason why. After some time to reflect, and after watching United get blown away at Old Trafford, here are my thoughts… There are countless reasons

With our usually reliable Dundee correspondent missing in action this past week, fellow Dee fan Gary Cocker took up the mantle in his absence to tell a familiar story. Before I begin, I should apologise to all you Palace fans. After a terrific opening day win against Fulham, you might

So here we are, a few days have passed following the narrow defeat to Liverpool and my mood is still off. Palace played well. Aaron Wan-Bissaka showed why he is one of the best right backs in the league. Our back line was strong once again in the face of

Remember my article last week about how we have played well and it was only our lack of killer instinct that was holding us back? Well forget it, forget it all. Rip it up, throw it in the bin then burn it. The humiliating defeat at home to Championship side

It has been a very long summer up in here in Scotland. Going against mother natures normal routine, we actually had the sun shining for more than two weeks which was accompanied with a heat wave with many predicting that the end was nigh and Armageddon was upon us. Thankfully,

Palace could not have started the 2018/19 Premier League campaign any worse than that of the previous season. As many of you know (this is a Palace blog after all!), not only did it take our beloved Eagles 63 days to obtain a single point but it took them 63

So that is another season done and dusted for Dundee. It was a campaign of what and ifs but ultimately, this 2017-18 season was vastly underwhelming. With a rumoured top-six budget at the Neil McCann’s disposal, the team vastly underachieved, never once going higher than eighth in the Premiership league