We here at The Eagles Beak always welcome contributions to the blog from fans. Here with have another devoted Palace fan Paul Price with his views and thoughts from the win over promotion rivals Hull City … Picture courtesy of @CPFC_Alex After arriving at Selhurst Park at around 7pm, the

 Picture courtesy of @CPFC_Alex The second of three big games that we previous pinpointed as being pivotal to our chances of automatic promotion was eagerly anticipated. The team news was in and it was a first start for Kevin Phillips and KG at right back, both of which had

Picture courtesy of @CPFC_Alex The start of a massive three games for Palace was a Friday night clash with Derby. Most expected this to be a live game for Sky but it did not turn out to be the case. But more importantly we were looking for our first league

The scene of the crime Some would call it fate, others karma. But if we’d thought long and hard about the fixture at the weekend then we would have realised that however hard we tried, a loss was already on the cards. Losing to Leroy Lita’s late winner was perhaps

Night games at Selhurst are usually good atmospheres After the convincing win over Boro in the weekend game, expectations were high ahead of kick off and the large crowd for a midweek game proved such. Palace started slowly against a struggling Bristol City who have been a thorn in our

The biggest question ahead of the game today was what Palace team would be seen. Many fans were licking their lips at seeing possibly more of the same from the second half against Watford. The team news was that the Jedi was back in starting line up to partner KG

We here at The Eagles Beak always welcome contributions to the blog from fans. Here with have another devoted Palace fan Colin Gray with his views and thoughts …  The CPFC Family Day is always well attended For me, like many other people, football is a family affair. Crystal Palace

We here at The Eagles Beak welcome and positively encourage contributions to the blog from fans. Here with have Palace fan Tim Warren with his views and thoughts … The fantastic Palace faithful I wasn’t really sure what to write a blog entry about at all, until I watched the

Wilf and Joniesta were instrumental With the away allocation sold out, the Palace away following continued as before to follow the mighty red and blue. This was the first of many big games in the second half of the season, away at the in-form Watford and in front of the

Super Kevin Phillips could be a shrewd aquisition A return to form was a pre requisite for this match. It had nothing to do with the fact that Charlton are local rivals, most fans do not even consider them such. Only in location. If the first have just to prove