MATCH FACTS Date – 10th February 2018 Venue – Goodison Park Attendance – 39,139 Referee – Jonathan Moss Bookings – van Aanholt, Walcott Goals – Sigurdsson (46), Niasse (51), Davies (75), Milivojevic (83 pen) Star Eagle – Alexander Sorloth (7.9) TEB VERDICT A poor ten minute spell straight after half

A disappointing loss at Goodison Park but defeat can be a positive as long as the players, staff and fans learn something from it. Here’s what TEB learnt. 1. Mamadou Sakho is just as integral to this Palace side as Wilfried Zaha. The Palace back four is markedly better and

Ahead of another much needed break for the Eagles, it is a trip to Merseyside to take on a side managed by Sam Allardyce for the first time since he left South London to ‘retire’ from football.  Whatever fans views are on Allardyce, there is no doubting that he did

Ahead of a trip to Merseyside for the Eagles, TEB had a chat with Sean Lunt from popular Everton fan site Royal Blue Mersey to find out about the season so far and the match this weekend. Q. What did you make of our encounter earlier in the season which

Ah, where do I start? Hammered at home 4-1 by a team sitting bottom of the table, winless in THIRTEEN matches and rumours of their managers head being on the chopping block. This is of course Dundee Football Club and if you have followed my weekly articles since I started writing

Our look at football in America continues as there are plenty more clubs to talk about here on TEB so we kick off 2018 by taking a look at Houston Dynamo from the MLS. In the States, clubs can move to different cities and Houston is one those clubs that

MATCH FACTS Date – 4th February 2018 Venue – Selhurst Park Attendance – 25,746 Referee – Andre Marriner Bookings – Dummett, Fosu-Mensah Goals – Diame (22), Milivojevic (55 pen) Star Eagle – Christian Benteke (8.2) TEB VERDICT It is hard to feel dismayed at the point taken from this game

A tough afternoon at Selhurst Park resulted in a fightback by the Eagles after going a goal down but here are my thoughts on the point against Newcastle that really should have been all three.  1. Palace need to be more clinical. Newcastle United, and Swansea City for that matter,

The Premier League returns to Selhurst Park with the visit of Newcastle United as the Eagles bid to continue their move away from the bottom three. Roy Hodgson will be keen for his side to continue the great run that has seen just two losses in fourteen games after the

The next challenge for this Premier League campaign is the visit of Newcastle United so TEB had a chat with Jacob Jackman about their season so far.  Q. What did you make of our encounter earlier in the season which Newcastle managed to edge with a late winner? I think