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Join us as we look back at the 1-1 draw with Cambridge, hearing from manager Nathan Jones and goalscorer Connor Wickham. This week's guest fans are Nick Hurst and Josh Wilcox - who walked all the way from The Valley to the Abbey Stadium for Alzheimer's Society. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to episode 17 of the South London Press Football Pod.Richard Cawley and Edmund Brack assess the past week of action at Millwall, Charlton, AFC Wimbledon and Crystal Palace.Millwall head to Leeds this weekend, with Neil Harris four unbeaten since returning to The Den.Rich went down to Millwall's training group this week to speak with Japhet Tanganga and Joe Bryan.Charlton recently signed Connor Wickham on a free transfer and Rich talks through his recent interview with the former Palace striker.AFC Wimbledon climbed back into the top seven this week after a 2-0 win over fellow play-off chasers Gillingham. Ed shares his take on the game and answers questions on Kofi Balmer's future and contract extensions for Bugiel and Little.Ed also looks at Palace's 1-1 draw at home to Luton, Oliver Glasner's plans for the break and talks through a back page story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's official EFL podcast, Mark Clemmit sits down for a chat with the much travelled talent that is Connor Wickham, who's now playing his trade with Forest Green Rovers. Plus, the ever entertaining Phil Brown, joins Clem to talk about the upcoming World Cup kick off, and cast his expert eye over all the big issues in the EFL this week.

The Athletic's Adam Hurrey, Charlie Eccleshare and Nick Miller convene for this week's Adjudication Panel. On the agenda: where human civilisation can really go next after a perfect hat-trick of own goals, some very slightly overaggressive Scottish goal commentary from La Liga, Joe Cole and the genesis of the phrase "farmers league" and the latest tribute to intercontinental Premier League brand ambassador Peter Drury. Meanwhile, the panel lament a mild outbreak of "Armbandmania" and bask in the glory of the once-in-an-era event that is Cameron Jerome, Connor Wickham and Saido Berahino all scoring on the same day.

Considering the 90 minutes on the pitch is normally the most important thing, it feels weird to be YET AGAIN discussing the mess in the Sunderland board. Alas, a game will be had on Saturday at the Stadium of Light and - like it or not - it's crucial if we are to have any chance of clawing anything out of this slowly souring season. The ever reliable Liam from the MK1 Podcast joined us once again to give us the lowdown on Liam Manning's first months in charge, Connor Wickham and what he makes of Sunderland calamitous fall from grace. Enjoyed the episode? Follow us at @WhatTheFalkPod, or like and subscribe via your favourite podcast app. #SAFC #MKDONS #EFL

Sheffield Wednesday are positively beaming as their bright start continued with victory at play-off chasing Bristol Rovers. Basking in the light, The Star's Owls writers Alex Miller and Joe Crann join Liam Hoden to pour over the magnificent win at Ashton Gate and the various talking points that emerged from it. There is love for Connor Wickham and Barry Bannan, a question over Kieran Lee's future, a nod to Morgan Fox as his season ends and general praise for the shift in formation and the positivity with which Wednesday have emerged from lockdown. And the trio look ahead to Wednesday night's clash with automatic promotion hopefuls West Bromwich Albion. Website The Star Subscribe to the website, starting at just £1 for the first three months CLICK HERE Twitter @TheStarOwls Facebook TheStarSWFC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-star-sheffield/message

An exciting transfer deadline day followed by a bore draw... Wednesday bring in two new faces - we discuss them and hear from Connor Wickham himself. But Saturday's goalless draw with Millwall raises few talking points. We discuss the fate of Sam Hutchinson after he's left out of the squad entirely. We also hear from Garry Monk. Owlpinions asks you to score Wednesday's winter transfer window out of ten. Guess what? Dom and James disagree. Thank you to our Gold supporter, Tyto Law:  https://www.tytolaw.co.uk/ (https://www.tytolaw.co.uk/) Check out our Silver supporter, Who Knows Wins:  https://www.whoknowswins.com/ (https://www.whoknowswins.com/) Find out more about supporting Singing The Blues at  http://sponsorship.singingtheblu.es/ (http://sponsorship.singingtheblu.es/) Contact us on Twitter: @DomAndJames @DomHowson @JamesMarriott Please subscribe to get Singing The Blues every week; just head to singingtheblu.es/listen. UTO. Support this podcast

An impressive display by Palace saw them move into the FA Cup fifth round by beating Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at Selhurst Park thanks to goals from Connor Wickham and Andros Townsend.Wickham’s eighth-minute opener set the tone for a memorable afternoon for the Eagles as the striker netted his first goal in over two years, and that was followed by Andros Townsend converted from the penalty spot against the team he began his career at. Mike, Simon, Nick and Tim are your panel for this show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 13 of the Official Palace Podcast has landed and, as ever, is packed with everything you’ll need to hear from the past week at Crystal Palace. The podcast kicks-off with a chat with Jonathan Liew, the Independent’s Chief Sports Writer. He discusses life as one of the country’s top journalists and the difficulties and trials of the job.  Next up is youngster Sam Woods, who made his debut for the first-team against Middlesbrough mid-way through last week in the League Cup. Woods has been a Palace fan all his life and explains just what it meant to pull on the famous red and blue of his boyhood club. Last week, manager Roy Hodgson and players Joel Ward and Connor Wickham planted eight trees at Palace’s Copers Cope Training Ground in honour of the eight Eagles players who served and died fighting for their country in the First World War. Wickham’s father was an Army Warrant Officer and so explains just what it meant to him to have been involved in a Remembrance Day activity such as this. Following a disappointing 3-1 loss away to Chelsea on Sunday, there was plenty of post-match reaction to what was a well-fought battle. It all features on this week’s pod as James Tomkins, Andros Townsend, Ray Lewington and Hodgson reflect upon the defeat.

Aaron Paul hosts and is joined by Diyar Kurnaz and Alex "Pongemeister" Penge. Chris also appears live from the Dulwich friendly to discuss Max Meyer, Connor Wickham, scoring goals and Falafel.Palace legends Peter Taylor and Shaun Derry are on the phones too with words of wisdom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Holmesdale Radio preview podcast episode 24 . Hosted by Terence Ford of Rednbluearmy.co.uk along with Sam Hesketh, Albert Kerly.This week we preview our relegation battle match away to new boys Huddersfield.We look at this weeks Palace news, including the return of Connor Wickham and the possible renaming of Selhurst Park. And as usual predictions and Dave’s moan.This weeks opposition fan comes in the form of Jim from the “Oh to be A..” podcast and we are also joined by Fiona from “Save Dulwich Hamlet” @saveDHFC See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Palace’s nemesis Yaya Toure came back to haunt the Eagles once again as he scored a brace to clinch the win for Manchester City at Selhurst Park. The midfielder was handed a first Premier League start by Pep Guardiola for this game and he responded by bagging a brace, including the winner seven minutes from time after Connor Wickham had pulled Palace level. Chris, Nick P, Lucy, Patrick and Tim review the game, talk about experiences where they've been in a position they shouldn't have been (following Sako playing left back) and play a quick round of 'Reverse Words'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Well 26 years later and a Connor Wickham header seals palaces return to the FA Cup Final once again against Man U. Tonight Chris, Jel, Nick, Patrick and Albert look back at yesterdays historic result and what it means for our season. Meanwhile in our Ultimate 25 Squad Armstrong, Byrne, Jansen and Morrison battle for the final striker spot. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The pod speaks to the YEP's Chief Football Writer, Phil Hay, about Cellino's as-yet-unapproved takeover. It isn't stopping Massimo, mind, as he's apparently brought in Connor Wickham and England keeper Jack Butland. The lads also reminisce about our finest ever custodian, Nigel Martyn. There's also talk of good old 'Arry, about hiring Elland Road, and the all-important role of percussion in football stadia.