At the beginning of each and every game in Crystal Palace’s house, its audience faced the formula suffered from the good fortune of the 1960s, Glad All Over through The Dave Clark Five.
The same is true after each and every win at Selhurst Park, now we are reaching almost two months from that situation (a 4-1 win over Leeds on November 7).
Simply put, the Eagles’ wings have been cut off and enthusiasts fear that Roy Hodgson’s film director will collapse at an alarming rate.
Crystal Palace chief Roy Hodgson grows under pressure due to poor results
Palace has not won in his last 4 games and has won once in his last seven games
Its effects led some enthusiasts to ask for the 73-year-old to be fired by the club.
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