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Frank De Boer – Between excitement and caution at Crystal Palace
Alexis Monteith looks at the challenge faced by new Crystal Palace coach Frank de Boer who is charged with bringing a new and exciting style of play to the South London team.
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For Allardyce’s Blue and Reds, the problems remain black and white
Sam Allardyce was chosen as the man to turn around Crystal Palace’s disastrous form, but the same defensive frailties exist, writes Kaustubh Pandey.
Christian Benteke – Where did it all go wrong at Liverpool?
Mark Molyneux analyses where it all went wrong for Christian Benteke at Liverpool, after he sealed his move to Crystal Palace over the weekend.
Alan Pardew, Aristotle and faith’s cruel hand
Maurice Brosnan assesses Alan Pardew whose Crystal Palace side continues to slide down the Premier League table.
Big business is about to send football into hyperdrive
Football has never been a business before, but is about to become one and this is good news all round, writes Thomas Wyer.
Wales have only themselves to thank
In spite of an expanded tournament format and tortured history, Wales have proved themselves worthy as one of the first 12 teams through the Euros gate.
Five signings highlighting the lure of the Premier League
Patrick Mills picks out five of this summer’s Premier League signings that show the appeal of England’s top flight.
Cabaye in, Jedinak out for Alan Pardew’s Crystal Palace?
Crystal Palace spent big money on Yohan Cabaye to bolster their midfield, but what does that mean for club captain Mile Jedinak?
The 2015 Free Agent XI
It’s not all about the big-money buys and there are some free agents who are capable of making an impact across Europe, writes Alex Wood.
Warnock decision stinks of desperation
Kieran Burke discusses Crystal Palace’s decision to sack Neil Warnock, the first Premier League dismissal of the season.