Crystal Palace's new manager is already feeling the pressure after a poor start to the season.

Angus Sinclair argues that Crystal Palace should target former Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna rather than Sean Dyche if Pierre Sage is sacked. Crystal Palace have endured a difficult start to the campaign, conceding a league-high 19 goals. While Dyche has been linked as an option, the writer believes the pragmatic manager would be a backward step for the club.
Instead, Sinclair highlights McKenna as an ambitious, front-footed alternative who would better suit Palace's squad and build on previous successes. Reports indicate chairman Steve Parish is ready to pursue McKenna, who is currently out of work following his departure from Ipswich Town. Palace currently face pressure ahead of an upcoming Premier League fixture against Liverpool.
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