Crystal Palace sack Pierre Sage and in advanced talks to appoint Thomas Frank
Sage goes after 16 games with club bottom of table He is the favourite to take over at former club Lens Pierre Sage has been sacked as Crystal Palace’s manager after 16 games, with Thomas Frank in advanced talks to succeed him. The Frenchman, appointed in mid-June to replace Oliver Glasner, has gone after Sunday’s 3…
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