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Football Between The Lines

Dan Cook, Gareth Flavell

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Football Between The Lines. Another podcast about the beautiful game. Brought to you by Dan Cook of the infamous HLTCO twitter account, and Flav Batemen of The Fighting Cock podcast and James and Flav for Now... Football Between The Lines is a twice weekly podcast, blending well-rounded football opinion with emotional and somewhat reactionary punchiness. The well rounded balanced opinion versus the emotional somewhat reactionary opinion. You don’t need another football podcast in your life, ...
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A twice-weekly podcast giving our views on Crystal Palace. Get in touch with the show, [email protected] This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Back Of The Nest. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/holmesdaleradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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A freezing, snowy afternoon at St James' Park ended in a familiar sense of "what if" as Palace fell 2-0 to Newcastle. Given the injury crisis-with Will Hughes becoming the latest casualty early on-the lads showed incredible grit to keep it goalless for 70 minutes. We actually had the best chance of the first half when Yeremy Pino teed up Hughes, on…
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We head to St James' Park tomorrow in what Oliver Glasner has honestly described as "survival mode." The hard-fought point against Fulham was a step in the right direction, but the cost was high-Will Hughes limped off to join a staggering injury list that already features Nketiah, Richards, and Munoz, while Ismaila Sarr is away at AFCON. Support th…
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We start with Spurs and quickly ask a bigger question. When football gets this dull, what are fans meant to cling to? We talk Thomas Frank, clean sheets that feel joyless, away ends singing old songs to stay sane, and whether pragmatism has gone too far. From Spurs to Chelsea’s chaos, Liam Rosenior rumours, Brennan Johnson, Sunderland’s madness and…
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A bittersweet start to 2026 as Palace were held to a 1-1 draw by Fulham at Selhurst Park. After the tactical disaster at Leeds, we looked much more like ourselves- disciplined, aggressive, and direct. When Jean-Philippe Mateta powered home a trademark header from Nathaniel Clyne's cross just before the break, it felt like the perfect New Year's ton…
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We kick off 2026 at Selhurst Park with a massive New Year's Day London derby, and let's be honest: we need a result. After a gruelling festive period that saw us fall short against Spurs and Arsenal, the squad is stretched to the limit. Eddie Nketiah and Chris Richards have joined the already crowded injury list, leaving Oliver Glasner with some ma…
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We’re back after Christmas and Dan’s had the full festive experience: Palace losing, kids being sick everywhere, and the dreaded norovirus tidal wave arriving mid Christmas dinner. Lovely stuff. Then we get into a game of football that neither of us ever wants to think about again, VAR and the weird delayed offside stuff, and why Thomas Frank still…
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Another frustrating afternoon at Selhurst Park as we closed out 2025 with a narrow 0-1 defeat to Tottenham. For large stretches, we were the better side, dominating possession and territory, but the familiar Achilles' heel of set-piece defending reared its head again. Archie Gray was left unmarked to flicker home a corner just before the break, and…
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Heartbreak at the Emirates as Palace fell just short in a pulse-pounding 1-1 (8-7 pens) Carabao Cup quarter-final. After the Leeds nightmare, the response was exactly what we needed: grit, tactical discipline, and immense character. We looked to have been undone by a cruel Maxence Lacroix own goal late on, but Marc Guéhi's stoppage-time equalizer w…
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We try to do the grown-up referee chat and still end up saying John Brooks had an absolute mare, even while admitting Spurs deserved the two reds. Then we get into why this Premier League season feels properly weird, why Villa have to be taken seriously in the title race, and why West Ham look like they’re sleepwalking into a relegation scrap. Ther…
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After the Elland Road disaster, attention shifts quickly to a massive Carabao Cup quarter-final against Arsenal this Tuesday. It's a chance for immediate redemption, but the task couldn't be tougher; the Gunners are flying high at the top of the league and have turned the Emirates into a fortress. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/holmes…
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Patrick and Lou pull no punches in this debrief after a bruising 4-1 defeat to Leeds United. On a misty night in Yorkshire, Palace's tactical inconsistencies were laid bare, leaving the boys questioning how a team in the top half of the table could be dismantled by set-pieces so easily Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/holmesdaleradio. H…
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A night to forget at Elland Road as Palace were soundly beaten 4-1 in a performance Oliver Glasner rightly labeled "embarrassing." Despite resting the entire first XI midweek, the squad looked uncharacteristically sluggish, completely failing to deal with Leeds' physicality. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/holmesdaleradio. Hosted on Ac…
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Crystal Palace head to Elland Road tomorrow looking to reclaim their momentum after a taxing European night. While the 2-2 draw with KuPS was a slight dampener, the silver lining is that Oliver Glasner successfully protected his key starters. Expect a completely refreshed XI to return, spearheaded by a well-rested Jean-Philippe Mateta Support this …
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Crystal Palace played out an entertaining, if slightly frustrated, 2-2 draw against Finnish side KuPS in a match that served as a valuable exercise in squad depth. Playing at home, Palace dictated much of the tempo early on, showcasing the fluid attacking intent we've grown to expect under the current system Support this show http://supporter.acast…
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We’ve got the most chaotic story of the year from AFCON as Cameroon somehow end up with two managers and two squads, with Samuel Eto’o doing Samuel Eto’o things. Then we get into Celtic’s absolute meltdown, the Venn diagram tweet drama, and Dundee United piling in with elite trolling. From there it’s fixture congestion, the Club World Cup injury bi…
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From the heartbreak against City to the cold reality of Thursday night football: it's time to take care of business. We preview the final Conference League group stage clash against Finnish champions KuPS, where nothing less than a convincing win will do. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/holmesdaleradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/p…
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It's the hope that kills you. We break down a deceptively painful O-3 loss to Man City where the scoreline definitely lied. From Yeremy Pino and Adam Wharton rattling the woodwork to the inevitable Erling Haaland punishment, it was a classic case of "what if" at Selhurst Park. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/holmesdaleradio. Hosted on …
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We’re back and Dan’s fresh off Dublin with approximately 45 pints of Guinness in his system, so naturally we start with European away days and end up in some properly dark places. We talk Arsenal grinding past Wolves, City doing City things, the Carragher vs Rio nonsense, and the weird Salah situation. Then we get into the grim bit: Spurs getting b…
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Sitting fourth and fresh off another European win, Glasner’s Palace have absolutely nothing to fear. City might be scoring for fun, but they’re leaking goals at the back, and we know exactly how to exploit that. We beat them at Wembley in May; with the Selhurst roar behind us, there is no reason we can’t repeat the trick. Support this show http://s…
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In this one we sit down with Rory Jennings to get properly stuck into the Salah saga, the idea of legacy, and how tribal we all get when footballers cross the line. We talk Europa away days and why Prague might actually be heaven, give Everton the respect they’ve earned, and wonder what on earth Chelsea are. There’s a bit on Wolves and Derby’s infa…
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​Fresh off dominant back-to-back Premier League away wins, Glasner’s Eagles arrive in Dublin tonight ready to school the locals. While this is a historic "cup final" for Shelbourne, for Palace, it’s merely a stepping stone. The disparity is massive; Shelbourne are winless in Europe and rusty, having not played domestically for weeks. It’s a mismatc…
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