It's that time again.
With some banging content, FYP issue 42 will be on sale around the ground (and online, link pending) for the paltry sum of £1.50 on Saturday.
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I still haven't worked out how to embed images, but when I do I'll embed the front cover which is beautiful, many thanks to the hard work of Jesse Boyce.
Anyway, inside:
Foreword – Editor Robert Sutherland welcomes you to issue 42 of the fanzine.
A Happy Honeymoon – Alan Pardew’s fresh approach is something to celebrate for Palace, says Robert
Sutherland.
Salako’s View – Jim Daly chats to John Salako about the new boss and what he might bring to the club.
Pardew’s Palace – A look back at what Alan Pardew achieved as a player with the club.
The Managerial Merry-go-Round – It’s been a tumultuous time since Ian Holloway first took over the
club. Matt Webb takes a look at how we’ve changed on the managerial front.
Ian Moody – Matt Woosnam speaks exclusively to Ian Moody about his time with Crystal Palace – from
his controversial departure to his role in happier times.
Chamakh Me So Happy – Marouane Chamakh and Palace’s paths crossed at the perfect time, says Andy
Street.
Mile Magic – Bryan Davies lauds the brilliance of captain fantastic, Mile Jedinak.
He’s Garner Be Great – Matt Woosnam meets Ben Garner, Palace’s coach who has made the transition
from training the kids to becoming the club’s first team coach.
A Change at the Top – Richard Foster takes a look at the take-over speculation surrounding the club.
Owner Hitlist – Palace could be sold in the coming months – Robert Sutherland takes a look at what the
new owners might focus on.
Memory Lane – JD Senior takes a look back at the 1961-62 season, one in which Johnny Byrne and Real
Madrid graced the sacred Selhurst Park turf.
With some banging content, FYP issue 42 will be on sale around the ground (and online, link pending) for the paltry sum of £1.50 on Saturday.
To view the link you have to Register or Login
I still haven't worked out how to embed images, but when I do I'll embed the front cover which is beautiful, many thanks to the hard work of Jesse Boyce.
Anyway, inside:
Foreword – Editor Robert Sutherland welcomes you to issue 42 of the fanzine.
A Happy Honeymoon – Alan Pardew’s fresh approach is something to celebrate for Palace, says Robert
Sutherland.
Salako’s View – Jim Daly chats to John Salako about the new boss and what he might bring to the club.
Pardew’s Palace – A look back at what Alan Pardew achieved as a player with the club.
The Managerial Merry-go-Round – It’s been a tumultuous time since Ian Holloway first took over the
club. Matt Webb takes a look at how we’ve changed on the managerial front.
Ian Moody – Matt Woosnam speaks exclusively to Ian Moody about his time with Crystal Palace – from
his controversial departure to his role in happier times.
Chamakh Me So Happy – Marouane Chamakh and Palace’s paths crossed at the perfect time, says Andy
Street.
Mile Magic – Bryan Davies lauds the brilliance of captain fantastic, Mile Jedinak.
He’s Garner Be Great – Matt Woosnam meets Ben Garner, Palace’s coach who has made the transition
from training the kids to becoming the club’s first team coach.
A Change at the Top – Richard Foster takes a look at the take-over speculation surrounding the club.
Owner Hitlist – Palace could be sold in the coming months – Robert Sutherland takes a look at what the
new owners might focus on.
Memory Lane – JD Senior takes a look back at the 1961-62 season, one in which Johnny Byrne and Real
Madrid graced the sacred Selhurst Park turf.
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