Last time out, I said a draw away to Hibs would be a very good result and that is exactly what we got. We found ourselves 2-0 down after only half an hour but we uncharacteristically fought back with goals in the closing minutes from the end of the first

If anything was to be taken from last season, it was not to have this fixture on a weeknight but the Premier League did not deem it important enough. Both fan bases have one thing in common in being unanimous on this very point. Regardless, this is a fixture that

In what many deemed a must win game for the Eagles, they did not disappoint. In fact, it was quite the opposite as Palace put in a performance that will live long in the memory. Here is what we learnt from the all important victory. 1. Burnley were bad, really

MATCH FACTS Date – 1st December 2018 Venue – Selhurst Park Attendance – 25,098 Referee – Lee Probert Cards – Mee, Meyer Goals – McArthur (16), Townsend (77) STAR EAGLE – James McArthur (9.0) TEB VERDICT It has felt like a long time coming to see Palace strole to victory

Back to Selhurst this weekend as the Eagles return from a well deserved point at Old Trafford to get on with important business by hosting struggling Burnley. The players should be rightly bouyed by the result on the road last weekend, just the same as the fans are but the

Palace left Old Trafford with a point for the first time in Premier League history. It was a historic Saturday for the Eagles and yet, I can’t help but feel like it should have been more. Each team had a goal disallowed but Palace were far and away the better

My walk down memory lane continues as I look back at my 24 years and over 600 games of watching Palace. For each home game, I am reflecting on the highs and lows that I have seen against our opposition. Some clubs, I have a rich history of great Palace moments, and for

The Eagles surprised many at the weekend by taking a point from United but perhaps should have had more. Here are the five things we learnt from the game. 1. The fact that Palace left Old Trafford perhaps disappointed not to have claimed all three points is indicative of how well the

There are all kinds of international breaks. The kind where you are annoyed that you are deprived of a weekend of league football, where you are worried that the break will disrupt the good momentum your club had before the break. There are also the breaks where you hope the

MATCH FACTS Date – 24th November 2018 Venue – Old Trafford Attendance – 74,516 Referee – Lee Mason Cards – Young, Milivojevic, Sakho STAR EAGLE – Wayne Hennessey (8.5) TEB VERDICT It feels incredibly harsh to be slightly disappointed coming away from Old Trafford without conceding and taking a point