Matt Woosnam
Crystal Palace Reporter at The Athletic
Crystal Palace reporter @TheAthleticFC #CPFC | Also climate & sustainability 🌍 | [email protected] | Sometimes tweet about mental health & running 🏃♂️
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam
As Oliver Glasner prepared to hand over the award for player of the year at Crystal Palace's FA Cup winners' celebration party earlier this week, the camera filming the event focused on the card he was holding. Anyone watching the screens set up on either side of the stage would have seen the name on that card several times before Glasner concluded his speech and actually announced it.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam
The question came almost as a statement. "You were on the display, weren't you?" Even in a Liverpool pub, Dominic and Nathan Wealleans are instantly recognisable. It has been a whirlwind week for the two brothers from Rainhill, a village in St Helens, Merseyside. Before kick off at the FA Cup final, a picture of the pair embracing was used in the Crystal Palace tifo at the west end of Wembley. It went viral.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam
Crystal Palace brought the curtain down on a remarkable season with an afternoon of celebration at Anfield as the FA Cup winners drew with the Premier League champions Liverpool in a prequel for August's Community Shield.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has reiterated that he remains "100 per cent committed" to the club but is not currently in discussions over a new contract. Glasner signed a two-and-a-half-year deal when he arrived at Palace in February 2024 to replace Roy Hodgson and was the subject of a failed bid from Bayern Munich three months later to become Thomas Tuchel's successor, while he has been linked to Bundesliga side RB Leipzig.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Matt Woosnam
The celebrations were in full swing at Crystal Palace. "Have you ever seen Brighton win a cup?" was the fans' choice of pre-match song. Glad All Over blared over the PA system and, even after the music concluded, its final verses were sung with gusto. Shakira's Waka Waka song saw its lyrics adapted to end with, "We won the FA Cup," and boomed out frequently. It was an emotional but celebratory atmosphere at Selhurst Park before Palace's final home game of the season with Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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RT @TheAthleticFC: Jason Puncheon, the last man to score for Crystal Palace in an FA Cup final, talks to @MattWoosie. 🔗 https://t.co/RtYO…
Palace chairman Steve Parish has praised the "unbelievable job" done by Oliver Glasner & says #CPFC are working to avoid making "some of the mistakes" of last pre-season Says poor start to the season "certainly wasn't their (the coaching staff's) fault" https://t.co/Me9PxDN8bD
Palace are in the FA Cup final. Oliver Glasner has transformed them but this team has a chance to eclipse the achievements of previous ones They'll be remembered fondly. But success in the final would be the club's greatest day Piece from Wembley #CPFC https://t.co/YFgxvq5XXH