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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May 23, 2026
Episode 6 Wrighty & Brighty — Steve Coppell, Ian Wright, and the Day Crystal Palace Nearly Won the FA Cup Duration: 30 minutes (1981–1991)
Steve Coppell arrived at Crystal Palace in 1984 with no managerial experience and a set of weightlifting equipment. Over the next decade he built something that had never existed at the club before: a team with a genuine identity, a style of play, and two strikers — Ian Wright and Mark Bright — who belonged in any company in English football. This episode covers the Coppell years in full: the unlikely survival battles, the FA Cup run of 1990 that took Palace to Wembley to face Manchester Unit...
May 8, 2026
Episode 5 : The Team of the Eighties - Terry Venables, the Birth of the Brighton Rivalry, and a Night at the Top of English Football Duration( 1976–1980)
Episode 5: The Team of the Eighties Terry Venables, the Burnley Night, and One Week at the Top of English Football (1976–1981) In the summer of 1976, two former Tottenham teammates were appointed as rival managers on the same stretch of road. Terry Venables took the Crystal Palace job. Alan Mullery took the Brighton job. What followed was one of the most intense personal and professional rivalries in English football history — and it began, specifically, on a freezing night at Stamford Brid...
April 29, 2026
Episode 4: The Glaziers Become Eagles Bert Head, Malcolm Allison, and the Birth of an Identity (1964–1976)
For most of their history, Crystal Palace had been the Glaziers — a name inherited from the glass industry surrounding the Crystal Palace building. In 1973, Malcolm Allison changed that. He changed the kit, changed the name, and changed the idea of what the club could be. The Eagles were born. This episode covers the era of transformation: Bert Head's steady promotion to the First Division in 1969, the first taste of top-flight football, and then the arrival of the extraordinary, maddening, v...
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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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