May 14, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 17 segments
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Robbie LyleHostJackPanelistLee JudgesPanelistCurtis ShawPanelist
Um, are you gonna go with him or are you gonna go against him? Guys, did you watch the exciting game last night, which was Manchester City versus Crystal Palace? Man City winning by three goals to nil.


Um, but also what was very interesting, Palace also resting a couple of key players like Sarr, Strand Larsen, um, Adam Wharton.

They, it, it reminded me of that game I saw the other day when Tottenham played Villa, where Villa had a, you know, a semifinal coming up and basically they were on the beach for that game.

They, I mean, their focus was on the big game, which was the, uh, um, which was the, uh, you know, big final, c- semifinal coming up for them.

So does that give us insight into what we can expect to face against, um, Crystal Palace? Or, uh, also, um, what it also means by City winning that game is that we can't win the league by beating Burnley on Monday.

We're gonna have to win that game and then, you know, hope that they drop points the day after when they play Bournemouth.

It also means that after that, following that game last night, that they've got a one goal, bit, a goal difference than us as well, because they scored three goals in the game.

How does it affect our mindset going into that game on Monday? Does it do anything at all? Did you expect Palace to get anything, um, Curtis, what, what did you make of it?
Um, I mean, I just hope Palace play like that against us, but I've, I've got a feeling they won't just because it's Glasner's last home game, and I think the vibe will be a little bit different at Selhurst Park.

Um, are you gonna go with him or are you gonna go against him? Guys, did you watch the exciting game last night, which was Manchester City versus Crystal Palace? Man City winning by three goals to nil.


Um, but also what was very interesting, Palace also resting a couple of key players like Sarr, Strand Larsen, um, Adam Wharton.

They, it, it reminded me of that game I saw the other day when Tottenham played Villa, where Villa had a, you know, a semifinal coming up and basically they were on the beach for that game.

They, I mean, their focus was on the big game, which was the, uh, um, which was the, uh, you know, big final, c- semifinal coming up for them.

So does that give us insight into what we can expect to face against, um, Crystal Palace? Or, uh, also, um, what it also means by City winning that game is that we can't win the league by beating Burnley on Monday.

We're gonna have to win that game and then, you know, hope that they drop points the day after when they play Bournemouth.

It also means that after that, following that game last night, that they've got a one goal, bit, a goal difference than us as well, because they scored three goals in the game.

How does it affect our mindset going into that game on Monday? Does it do anything at all? Did you expect Palace to get anything, um, Curtis, what, what did you make of it?
Um, I mean, I just hope Palace play like that against us, but I've, I've got a feeling they won't just because it's Glasner's last home game, and I think the vibe will be a little bit different at Selhurst Park.
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