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Pierre Sage given more time by Crystal Palace but remains under pressure

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The GuardianPierre Sage given more time by Crystal Palace but remains under pressure
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Frenchman’s future was in doubt after bad start to season He could be sacked if Palace lose at Spurs on Saturday Pierre Sage has been given more time to turn around Crystal Palace’s fortunes but remains under huge pressure and could be dismissed if they…

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