Sports Journalist · 27 articles
There is no more appropriate side to finish the season against than Swansea.
As a club they have proved that with sensible management, which allows the supporters a say in the running of the affairs, you can build a successful team without having to spend massive amounts of money.
Wilfried Zaha goes up against his only former club on Saturday, for the first time since returning to Selhurst Park.
Can he help his side pick up a triumphant result and push the Eagles further up the Premier League table?
Crystal Palace are a team that generally confounds expectations against bigger teams. Can they do it against Chelsea?
Richard Foster previews the game against a team that look like will be champions by the end of the season.
Crystal Palace enjoyed a great amount of possession against West Brom last Saturday at Selhurst Park but fell to defeat.
On Saturday, Alan Pardew and the team will be looking to make tweaks to make that possession pay. Richard Foster previews.
Tony Pulis returns on Saturday to face a side he walked out on at the start of the season after a great end to the season in 2014.
Current Palace manager Alan Pardew has done similar wonders at the club but who will come out on top at Selhurst tomorrow?
The Eagles secured a memorable win on Monday night under the lights of Selhurst Park at the hand of the current champions.
Can Alan Pardew push the Eagles even further and into the top half of the Premier League? Richard Foster previews.
The Eagles face a side who have been looking for form in 2015 and will be looking at a new slate after the international break.
Can Alan Pardew’s side continue their rich vein of form before the break? Only time will tell in the Premier League.
Alan Pardew’s Eagles travel to the Britannia Stadium this weekend in their latest away fixture in the Premier League.
His side will be looking to get their away form back on track after losing to Southampton in their last trip. Can they do it?
After what feels like ten weeks, Crystal Palace return to Premier League action with QPR visiting Selhurst Park.
Our resident writer, Richard Foster previews this weekend’s lunchtime kick-off. Is Jules still the man for the Eagles?
Alan Pardew is on his second return to one of his former stamping grounds in the space of four days and after the successful trip to East London he must hope that the journey to the South Coast works out as well.
One thing he needs to address is replacing two players who were instrumental in securing the win over West Ham.
Mile Jedinak is expected to return to action this weekend against West Ham after picking up an injury in Australia.
Richard Foster looks ahead to the game against the Hammers with his preview.
There’s a large amount of history stacked up against us to keep our fatalism company.
Can Alan Pardew be the manager that changes all of that at Selhurst Park this weekend against Wenger?