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Wayne Hennessey returned after the international break in a buoyant mood having played an instrumental role in securing Wales’ participation at next summer’s European Championship. Here, the Palace ‘keeper talks with Dan Blazer about the Wales setup and the place he calls ‘home’.
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junior eagles that s the real quiz
September 2015 was the last time Bournemouth and Crystal Palace completed transfer business between them. Who was the player involved?
Glenn Murray or Kagisho Dikgacoi
Palace are known as the Eagles, but what is Bournemouth’s nickname?
The Peaches or The Cherries Dougie Freedman or Steve Parish
How many goals were scored the last time we welcomed Bournemouth to Selhurst Park?
Three or Eight
Which Palace midfielder made their debut for the club in the previous game against Eddie Howe’s side?
Luke Dreher or Jason Lokilo
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Who is the Sporting Director at Crystal Palace?
Which central defender captains Bournemouth?
Which club did Nathan Aké leave to move to Bournemouth?
Talking of Chelsea, before Michy Batshuayi, which striker did we last sign on loan from the Blues?
At international level, Wayne Hennessey represents Scotland.
Sticking with our goalkeeper, which club did Hennessey leave to move to south London?
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Simon Francis or Nathan Aké
Chelsea or Watford
Loïc Rémy or Patrick Bamford
True or False Wolverhampton Wanderers or Bolton Wanderers
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in training scott with defender dann Scott Dann’s career has seen the defender play in all sorts of weather conditions, teams and environments. There’s nothing Dann hasn’t encountered, which is why we asked the centre-back for his advice to Junior Eagles for coping in a game with a hostile atmosphere. “I remember back to when I was first playing and those occasions when you first play
Guess Who: Delaney, Puncheon, Cabaye Score: Bournemouth 0-2 Palace 6. Simon Francis 7. Chelsea 8. Loïc Rémy 9. False 10. Wolverhampton Wanderers QUIZ: 1. Glenn Murray 2. The Cherries 3. Dougie Freedman 4. Eight 5. Luke Dreher
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in front of a lot fans, you don’t want to be overawed but you have to take that experience in to handle it going forward." “The main thing is to not focus on your surroundings but just focus on your job and your role within the team. By doing that, for me, it takes away from all what is going on around you and helps get you in the zone.”
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Back in January 2017, Palace made the trip to Bournemouth and returned to south London with the three points. But can you remember the score and the missing players from the Eagles' XI that started the game?
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HISTORY We’ve not played Newcastle United many times. Our first ever league game at St James’ Park was not until October 1964. This was a Second Division (now the Championship) game as we’d been promoted to the Third Division at the end of the 1963/1964 season after finishing runners-up to Coventry City. We lost that one and the Magpies went on to win the league that year. We met again in the First Division in 1970 and we played out a 0-0 draw, but the following October we did win our first game there. Since then we’ve won there twice more – in 1998 (Attilio Lombardo and Matt Jansen for us, Alan Shearer for them) and, of course, in April 2019 when Luka’s penalty was the only goal of the game.
MEMORABLE MATCHES With only these three victories away at Newcastle, there have not been many memorable games for Palace fans on Tyneside. One game that I remember well was an FA Cup Third Round tie that took place on a chilly Saturday in January 1988. A young lad called Paul Gascoigne played for them and scored a screamer from about 35 yards out that flew into the top corner. He went on to be voted PFA Young Player of the Year and became probably the world’s most discussed Geordie. TRAVEL It’s a long way! By far our furthest away game of the season, but we can’t complain as, apart from Burnley, we’ve not been out of London since August. Despite the distance, I always find the train journey passes quite
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quickly and the two hours 50 minutes that it takes on LNER is far less than the time it takes to drive there. All London to Edinburgh trains stop at Newcastle so the service is pretty frequent. One of the best things about Newcastle away is that the stadium is in the centre of town and only a 10-minute walk from the station. The worst thing about Newcastle away is that they have always managed to get away with sticking the away fans in the top of the upper tier of the Sir John Hall stand. Not recommended for those with vertigo. PUBS AND BEER As many Palace fans will know, Newcastle has a great reputation for being a place to enjoy a night out. Many fans make a weekend of it and there’s no doubt that Friday
and Saturday nights in the Toon can be very lively indeed. The area has a great choice of micro-breweries (about 30 of them at the last count) and I can personally recommend Anarchy, Tyne Bank and Wylam. The longest established micro is Mordue – this was one of the first of the new wave of small independents when it started brewing in 1995. ‘Workie Ticket’ is their best-known beer. There are plenty of excellent free houses in which to drink the big choice of local beers. Bacchus has nine handpumps and Anarchy Blonde Star usually available, The Bridge Hotel (right next to Stephenson’s High Level Bridge) has an equally good choice, The Crown Posada is a lovely little pub and the Bodega usually has Oakham and Fyne beers and is, very conveniently, halfway between the station and the ground.
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A FOOT IN BOTH CAMPS One of my favourite Geordie footballers of recent times is Peter Ramage. Maybe not one of the greats, but a top bloke who was an extremely popular member of our 2013 promotion-winning squad. Others who have played for both clubs recently include Yohan Cabaye and Dwight Gayle. Our ‘star man’, Andros Townsend, left Newcastle to join Palace in 2016 shortly after scoring the goal that defeated us at St James’ Park in our penultimate away game of the season - a stunning free-kick from well outside the box. Cabaye missed a penalty 10 minutes after Townsend’s goal.
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Joel WARD Patrick VAN AANHOLT Luka MILIVOJEVIC James TOMKINS Scott DANN Max MEYER Cheikhou KOUYATÉ Jordan AYEW Andros TOWNSEND Wilfried ZAHA Mamadou SAKHO (GK) Wayne HENNESSEY Jeffrey SCHLUPP Christian BENTEKE James McARTHUR (GK) Stephen HENDERSON Connor WICKHAM James McCARTHY Victor CAMARASA Gary CAHILL (GK) Vicente GUAITA Martin KELLY Jaïro RIEDEWALD
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