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Pierre Sage Asking To Be Sacked at Crystal Palace With Decision He Keeps Making

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Pierre Sage Asking To Be Sacked at Crystal Palace With Decision He Keeps Making

Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage is under severe pressure at Selhurst Park after a disappointing start to the season. Palace currently sit bottom of the Premier League table with just seven points from their opening 10 games, losing four in a row.

Something that Sage keeps doing is constantly changing his defence, and it is simply not working. The Palace manager is almost asking to be sacked by never allowing his defence to have consistent game time together. The defenders are going to struggle to build relationships at the back and play themselves into form if they are constantly being chopped and changed.

Defensively, the Eagles have looked a complete shambles, and although the recruitment can be blamed, there is no doubt Sage needs to organise his team better. Sitting bottom of the Premier League after conceding another three goals must surely spell the end for Sage.

The international break is the ideal time for Palace to make a change. Bringing in a manager over the next few days will give a new coach the opportunity to get settled in at Selhurst Park for a couple of weeks, before Palace have some favourable-looking fixtures after the break. The Eagles face Coventry away, followed by Hull at home later this month, meaning a new manager could get off to a strong start and build positivity around the place again.

Thomas Frank is among those appreciated, while Sean Dyche, Carlos Corberan, and Robbie Keane could all come under consideration.

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