Matt Woosnam

Matt Woosnam, Crystal Palace correspondent, shares insights alongside Reuben Pinder, a seasoned video producer and Palace fan, and Sam Lee, Manchester City correspondent. They delve into the exciting prospect of Crystal Palace clinching their first major trophy. The conversation highlights Oliver Glasner's transformative impact on the team's confidence and tactics. They also discuss the historical significance of winning silverware versus maintaining steady league performance, and the emotional stakes for both clubs in the high-stakes FA Cup Final.

Dom Fifield, football journalist who analyses recruitment and managerial shifts. Matt Woosnam, Crystal Palace reporter with transfer and squad insight. They discuss Palace's chaotic January signings and whether the profiles fit. They weigh the impact of the captain's sale and leadership gap. They debate relegation risk and how returning players and key fixtures could reset the club.

In this engaging discussion, Matt Woosnam, Crystal Palace writer, dissects the team's shocking FA Cup defeat to sixth-tier Macclesfield, highlighting their disorganization and missed opportunities. Dom Fifield provides insights on Palace's troubled recruitment and managerial uncertainty surrounding Oliver Glasner. Joining the conversation is Rob Smethurst, Macclesfield FC owner, who shares the heartwarming story of his club’s community-driven revival and the emotional impact of their historic win. A must-listen for football fans!

Matt Woosnam, club reporter covering Crystal Palace, discusses rising fan anger and Oliver Glasner’s precarious position at the club. The conversation also covers Eberechi Eze’s impact in the North London derby and Liverpool’s late winner at Forest. Short, sharp takes on shifting league positions and Milner’s new appearance record round out the chat.

Joining the discussion are Matt Slater, a senior football news reporter, Tom Williams, a French football writer, and Matt Woosnam, a Crystal Palace correspondent. They delve into the unexpected relegation of Lyon, examining the impact of John Textor's multi-club ownership model. The trio discusses the financial turmoil facing the club, fan frustrations, and the challenges of UEFA compliance. They also explore the implications of Lyon's struggles for the broader French football landscape and what it means for Crystal Palace's European dreams.