A mammoth catch-up episode this week as Carl joins Hesketh to fill in the gaps since the last episode. 

Wins and draws in Europe, academy graduates, the inability to defend set pieces or convert chances and a big old chat about the upcoming transfer window, both in and out, are all covered.

Oh, and we all know everyone’s favourite moment of 2025 so we don’t bother with that

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Crystal Palace won at Craven Cottage for the third time this year, which raises the big philosophical question: do we get to keep Fulham now?

The boys look ahead to the FA Cup defence with a first-round trip to Macclesfield – a new ground for many of the travelling faithful – and with four all-Premier League ties, we can’t help but ask: what’s stopping us from doing it all again in 2026?

There’s plenty off the pitch too: breaking ground on the new stand in January, the prospect of buying another club and forming a MCO and Glasner potentially hinting at a new contract.

All that and much more on this week’s episode of Winging It.

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After going ahead against both Strasbourg and Manchester United but failing to see it out, the Eagles got it right at Burnley to climb back into 5th place in the Premier League.

Terence, Albert and Hesketh break down a frantic three games in six days, dig into the newly released CAS appeal document that lays everything bare, and cover all the chaos, context and Palace-flavoured drama in between.

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Eze and Olise may have moved on, but Palace are flying: 5th in the league, into the League Cup quarter-finals, and cruising in Europe so where is the Glasner slide? The boys dig into Landon Donovan’s bizarre comments about Glasner and Chris Richards, earning him a spot on the shit list, with Idris Elba narrowly avoiding joining him for calling us “Crystal.”

Palace Women spark the question: when was the last time you saw a headlock?

We relive the 2–0 win over Wolves on Hesketh’s 1000th Palace match, with Wharton shining and Pino sticking in a possible Goal of the Season contender.

Is a top-flight points record genuinely in sight for the Eagles?

Plus, a look ahead to Strasbourg, and Albert gets some essential French lessons for surviving the home end.

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Terence, Hesketh and Albert are back with tales from the continent — Albert’s trip to Lecce vs Napoli and Terence’s Belgian football pilgrimage to Dender vs Royal Olympic Charleroi, complete with an unexpected encounter with the Lord of the Dance cast while watching Liverpool vs Palace in a Gent Irish bar.

The lads relive the Sarr-inspired win at Anfield, weigh up the fixture pile-up caused by Palace’s Carabao Cup progress, and celebrate Palace’s 100th Premier League home win, fuelled by Lerma’s standout display in the 2-0 triumph over Brentford. They wrap up with a look ahead to AZ Alkmaar and Brighton.

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Terence and Hesketh catch up on the last couple of weeks at Crystal Palace, reflecting on Steve Parish’s TalkSport appearance, including updates on Glasner’s contract situation and the new stand. They dive into the JP vs Zaha spat, Pino’s war on London traffic, and a mysteriously lost invite for the Winging It crew.

It’s not often Palace return from an international break with players scoring and assisting for Spain, France and England. The result? A truly bananas game against Bournemouth, featuring a masterclass in how to score a hat-trick yet still end up gutted.

The episode wraps up with a look ahead to AEK Larnaca’s visit to Selhurst Park and the upcoming trip to Arsenal.

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