Pierre Sage has apologized to Crystal Palace fans following a 5-0 defeat by Brighton. He has been in charge for only 126 days and faces growing concerns within the dressing room. The Premier League boss has admitted he could be removed after just seven games. The defeat has raised questions about his future at the club.
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