Not so long ago, Sam Allardyce first walked into the Sunderland training ground as the new head-coach down at the Stadium of Light – full of hope and expectation, as well as some much needed optimism for what the future had to offer. Since then, Big Sam subsequently maintained Sunderland’s all-important position among the English
Under Alan Pardew’s once stable leadership down at Selhurst Park this season, Crystal Palace have undoubtedly proven one of the most disappointing outfits among the entire English top-flight. The 2016/17 campaign has certainly proven one to forget for the Eagles faithful of late. Although Palace could have theoretically staved off the dreaded threat of relegation
It’s certainly fair to say that Crystal Palace have begun the 2016/17 domestic campaign in less than convincing style thus far. Quite frankly, the Eagles have struggled to assert themselves for the most part this term, with the ever dreaded threat of relegation still lingering quietly upon the horizon as the pressures begin to mount
Crystal Palace’s latest big money striking acquisition has three Premier League goals to his name so far this season. The 25-year-old Belgian international has also been in fine form upon the international scene as of late, whilst seeming intent on helping Alan Pardew’s Eagles raise their collective stock among the English top-flight as soon as
Despite beginning the 2015/16 campaign in rather impressive style to say the very least – with the likes of Yohan Cabaye, Wilfried Zaha and Yannick Bolasie each pulling the strings somewhat effortlessly for Alan Pardew’s determined outfit – Crystal Palace have subsequently failed to replicate their earlier form in recent weeks, and the Selhurst Park
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