Former France international Jérôme Rothen has critical of Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage and pins the blame solely on him and his lack of experience for the Premier League side’s poor start to the season. The Eagles saw Oliver Glasner…

Former France international Jérôme Rothen has strongly criticized Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage, claiming his attitude and lack of top-flight experience are behind the club's poor start to the season. Speaking on RMC Sport, Rothen accused Sage of getting "too big for his boots" after leaving RC Lens to join Palace instead of managing the French club in the Champions League.
Sage replaced Oliver Glasner after guiding Lens to a second-place finish and a Coupe de France title in May. Crystal Palace have struggled during the current campaign, winning only two of their first eight Premier League matches and sitting in 17th place.
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