Winging It: A Crystal Palace Podcast

121 - Les Misérables

Well, that was thoroughly depressing. A defeat in Lyon, some disgraceful treatment of Palace fans by the French authorities, and then the small matter of a 5-0 humiliatio

120 - At the end of the day

“At the end of the day, we always win.” Well, Evangelos, not this time. It's a game of firsts as Palace finally beat Nottingham Forest in the Premier League at the 13th

119 - We are a global show

It’s international break time, but there’s still plenty going on at Palace. We round up which Eagles have been making an impact for their countries, before giving exactly

118 - Chris Richards' Muse

Palace are back winning in Europe, with a victory over Lech Poznań inspired, naturally, by Terence’s daughter. We discuss the article suggesting Pierre Sage’s job was al

117 - TIMBER!

Palace lose 3-2 to Ipswich and there’s plenty to get into. We take a proper look at the defensive frailties, a group of players still getting to know each other, the adj

116 - Yes, Sage!

Palace beat Fulham 3-2 and Middlesbrough 3-0, and while neither result is enough to start getting carried away, they do at least feel like the first baby steps towards so

115 - Lyon Flights

The transfer window is entering its final hours and Palace are right in the middle of it. We discuss the will-he-won’t-he saga of Malick Fofana, Munoz heading to Forest,

114 - No Mercy on the Mersey

Palace start the new season with defeat at Everton after a frustrating afternoon in front of goal. We talk missed chances, what went wrong and whether there were still si

113 - The Transfer Special

It's transfer time. Terence and Hesketh are joined by Carl to work through your questions and try to make sense of what Palace are actually doing. Why was Pierre Sage th

112 - Where to start?

Where to start indeed. We haven’t recorded since Palace won the Conference League and, safe to say, we’ve missed a bit. Pierre Sage is the new Palace manager, Glasner h

111 - Your 2026 Conference League Winners

Crystal Palace have won another trophy. What has the world come to? Terence, Albert and Hesketh look back on an incredible few days in Leipzig where Oliver Glasner signed

110 - Adam Wharton's Mum

Adam Wharton scored his first goal for Crystal Palace at Brentford, much to the delight of his Mum who danced to the tune of the Selhurst sound in the away end. Terence,

109 - We're on our way

Terence, Albert and Hesketh are back for episode 109, We’re On Our Way. There’s chaos off the pitch as Eagle Holdings head into administration, while former Palace goalke

The Conference League Chronicles: Road to Red Bull - Episode 7

All of the chaos from our second trip to Poland captured on two little Terry Byfield sized microphones. Interviews with Palace fans and ambiance from the away end as Pala

108 - The Holmesdale Fanatics Interview

Terence, Albert and Hesketh are joined by John from the Holmesdale Fanatics, marking the group’s first appearance on the podcast. The discussion begins with the launch of

107 - The Canvot Convo

Terence and Hesketh wax lyrical about Jaydee Canvot as his performances against Fiorentina and West Ham hit new levels. The trip to Florence is discussed as well as looki

The Conference League Chronicles: Road to Red Bull - Episode 6

Crystal Palace topple the Conference League masters Fiorentina to set up a semi final tie against Shakhtar Donetsk. In this episode, relive the trip to Florence through c

106 - Italian Tears

After a long international break, Terence, Albert and Hesketh return to relive a brilliant night under the Selhurst Park lights, as Palace trounce ACF Fiorentina 3-0 to a

The Conference League Chronicles: Road to Red Bull - Episode 5

Before we head out to Cyprus, Terence and Hesketh kick things off with a bit of unexpected international pride as Maxence Lacroix gets the France call-up and his compatri

105 - Nil-Nil for Real

Nil-nil and not much thrill. Palace follow up a frustrating stalemate against Larnaca with another toothless 0-0, this time against ten-man Leeds... and somehow it’s even