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Sage issues defiant message as pressure grows following another Crystal Palace loss

Pierre Sage insists he will “never give up” as pressure grows following Crystal Palace’s difficult start to the season.Ten-man Palace were beaten by Tottenham after Jean-Philippe Mateta had been...

Sage issues defiant message as pressure grows following another Crystal Palace loss

Pierre Sage vows "never to give up" amidst mounting pressure following another loss for Crystal Palace. The Ten-man side suffered a defeat to Tottenham after Jean-Philippe Mateta received a red card, leading Sage to acknowledge the performance fell short of his expectations. "It was a difficult game, 11 v 11, and with the red card too, it's even more difficult," he stated.

When asked about the team's struggles this season, Sage admitted he was "not comfortable" with the current position but emphasized that his responsibility lies solely on the pitch and in the team. He explained that his role is to lead the team onto the field on Monday, and he trusts in the players' confidence in him. Sage vowed to give his best in the upcoming training session, acknowledging the need to improve after the recent loss.

He firmly stated his determination to find a solution to the situation, regardless of the time frame.

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