Eagles Through The Ages - A Brief History Of Crystal Palace F.C.
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<p>Crystal Palace Football Club have been in existence for 120 years. For most of them, nothing much happened. Then, in May 2025, they won the FA Cup for the first time in their history.</p><p><br></p><p>Eagles Through the Ages tells the full story — from the club's founding in 1905 in the grounds of the original Crystal Palace building, through the wilderness years in the Fourth Division, the Malcolm Allison rebrand that turned the Glaziers into Eagles, the Venables era, the FA Cup final of 1990, two administrations, the fans who saved the club, the Wilfried Zaha decade, and the May afternoon at Wembley when Eberechi Eze scored the only goal against Manchester City and Crystal Palace finally won something.</p><p><br></p><p>Ten episodes. 120 years. One club from South London that refused, repeatedly and against considerable odds, to stop existing.</p>
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July 27, 2026
Episode 9 : Eagles and Seagulls The Story of English Football's Strangest Rivalry Duration (1974–2025)
Crystal Palace and Brighton are forty miles apart. There is no shared territory, no disputed geography, no natural reason for hostility. Roy Hodgson, who grew up in Croydon in the 1950s, recalls no awareness of Brighton as rivals at all. The enmity between the two clubs was not inevitable. It was created, on a specific evening in December 1976, by a referee's decision about encroachment, a saved penalty, a thrown cup of coffee, and a man who pulled loose change from his pocket and threw it on...
July 13, 2026
Episode 8 : The Decade That Made Crystal Palace Zaha, Survival, Heartbreak, and History (2013–2025)
On the 17th of May, 2025, Crystal Palace Football Club won the FA Cup. It was the first major trophy in the club's 120-year history. The goal was scored by Eberechi Eze, a player raised ten minutes' walk from Selhurst Park who had been rejected by Arsenal as a youth. The manager was an Austrian who had been in charge for fifteen months. The opponent was Manchester City, six-time Premier League champions, who had twenty-two shots and seventy-eight percent of the ball. This episode covers the t...
June 22, 2026
Episode 7 : The Yo-Yo Years Cantona, Chaos, Two Administrations, and the Fans Who Saved a Club (1993–2013)
In 1995, Eric Cantona kicked a Crystal Palace supporter in the chest at Selhurst Park. It was the most famous incident in the fixture's history, but it was not the most important thing that happened to Crystal Palace that decade. The most important things were the two administrations, the sale of Selhurst Park that didn't happen, the goal Dougie Freedman scored at Stockport that kept the club in the Football League, the Cardiff playoff final of 2004, and the moment in 2010 when four men agree...
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<p>Crystal Palace Football Club have been in existence for 120 years. For most of them, nothing much happened. Then, in May 2025, they won the FA Cup for the first time in their history.</p><p><br></p><p>Eagles Through the Ages tells the full story — from the club's founding in 1905 in the grounds of the original Crystal Palace building, through the wilderness years in the Fourth Division, the Malcolm Allison rebrand that turned the Glaziers into Eagles, the Venables era, the FA Cup final of 1990, two administrations, the fans who saved the club, the Wilfried Zaha decade, and the May afternoon at Wembley when Eberechi Eze scored the only goal against Manchester City and Crystal Palace finally won something.</p><p><br></p><p>Ten episodes. 120 years. One club from South London that refused, repeatedly and against considerable odds, to stop existing.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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