In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the international break as a host of 2018 World Cup qualifiers and friendlies take place around the globe. Wilfried Zaha represented the Ivory Coast as they played Russia and Senegal, Under 17’s player Nya Kirby played for England’s under 17’s team as they faced The Czech Republic, Slovenia and Bosnia. New signing Luka Milivojevic played for Serbia as they faced Georgia, Welsh Duo Wayne Hennessey and Joe Ledley played against the Republic of Ireland and Benteke played for Belgium against Russia. How good was Zaha's goal? Did Zaha take the easy option? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the game against Watford, where Palace secured three consecutive league clean sheets for the first time since April 2014. Despite a hard-fought game it took a Troy Deeney own goal for Sam Allardyce’s side’s brilliant form to continue. Surprisingly Palace didn't have a shot on target all game but the defensive performance and midfield resilience secured the victory. How good is the Sakho-Tomkins partnership? Is Cabaye better in a more advanced role? Will Palace avoid the drop? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the game against West Brom, where Palace made it back-to-back wins in the Premier League for the first time since September. The Eagles deserved the 2-0 win in a match where the team were set out to match West Brom's physicality and the performance showed defensive strength, creativity and clinical finishing from Zaha and Townsend. Have Liverpool made a mistake in letting Sakho go? Should Palace sign Sakho in the summer? Should Puncheon remain captain? Will Palace avoid the drop? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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​​In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the game against Middlesbrough, where thanks to a Patrick Van Aanholt goal Palace came away with a much needed win. Crystal Palace won a merited three points with a performance that saw Middlesbrough dominated for much of the game. The midfield was impassable and creative and the defence quality and calm. While Boro looked more combative in the second half, Palace managed to see the game out. How good is Mamadou Sakho? Will Palace avoid the drop? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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​​In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the game against Stoke City, where despite playing well and having much of the play in the second half Palace lost AGAIN! Crystal Palace are in freefall, and the hope that the bounce of a new manager and new player additions would make a difference has now faded. In a lengthy match for all who watched, Palace fell to a Joe Allen goal, worsening their troubles in the process. Should the subs have been brought on sooner? Will Palace avoid the drop? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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​​In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over Palace's recent transfer activity which saw Jeffrey Schlupp, Patrick Van Aanholt, Luka Milivojević and Mamadou Sakho all arrive at Selhurst to strengthen the side. This window also saw the departure of Jordon Mutch, Freddie Ladapo, Keshi Anderson and Noor Husin on loan to gain experience. Will these new editions help us to fight relegation? Was this a successful transfer window? Will the signings live up to the expectations? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the game against Sunderland, which was a dismal display from the team and a dreary performance. Palace fans watched on in utter disbelief as despite a bright start, they conceded four goals before half-time in a game they went on to lose 4-0. Like many games this season once the first goal went in everything else collapsed. The defence, which appeared to show such signs of improvement in the previous game or two, allowed Sunderland to score with such ease they might as well not have been playing at all. Will this ‘Thumping’ be a wake-up call for the team? Should Remy and Townsend start? When we play well, is it our confidence which is affecting us? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the game against Bournemouth, which was Palace’s first League win since December. The team executed Sam Allardyce's game plan to perfection, limiting Bournemouth to few chances (With our high-press game) while also taking the opportunities presented to them with clinical precision (Which was a problem in previous weeks). Displaying greater tenacity than in past weeks throughout the match, Palace deserved the 2-0 win. How crucial is Wilfried Zaha to our success? Is the 3-5-2 formation the way forward? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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In this week’s podcast Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the game against Man City in the F.A cup, which was a disappointing cup exit against quality opponents. Once again Palace conceded right before the break and right at the end of the game. Many people would say that Palace can now concentrate on the league, but it was disappointing to get knocked out particularly after our achievements last season in the FA Cup. Nevertheless it’s never fun to lose a game whatever competition. Should Yaya Touré have been sent off? What does Jeffrey Schlupp bring to the team down the left? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.

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Alfonso Greenbrook looks over the game against Everton, which was a match that Crystal Palace could have won. For Sam Allardyce and the fans at Selhurst, there is a sense of injustice that the team had nothing to show for their hard work. Palace were *MUCH* more organised than they have been in previous games, but Everton were given a free run down their left with Jeffrey Schlupp down injured (And unable to receive treatment due to the referee) and Seamus Coleman capitalised on the ten men – That was all Everton needed to take the points. Was the referee right not to allow Schlupp to receive treatment? Does the 3-5-2 formation work? Who must Palace sign in the transfer window? All this and more in this week’s e-Crystal Palace Podcast.Palace fans don't forget to 'like' our Facebook page and follow us via the following social media links:Website: http://e-crystalpalace.blogspot.co.ukFB Page: https://www.facebook.com/ecrystalpalaceFB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ecrystalpalaceTwitter: http://twitter.com/e_crystalpalaceSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-e-crystal-palace-podcast

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