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Thomas Frank set to become new Crystal Palace manager

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Tabuteau, S. (2026, November 12). Thomas Frank set to become new Crystal Palace manager. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/thomas-frank-new-crystal-palace-manager-b1304666.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-12 · by Sam Tabuteau

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Thomas Frank is expected to become the new manager of Crystal Palace following the dismissal of Oliver Glasner on Thursday. Palace currently sits at the bottom of the Premier League table after winning only two of their first 10 games and remaining winless in four matches. The report highlights Frank's successful history of stabilizing Brentford on a small budget as a contrast to his difficult tenure at Tottenham and the current struggles at Selhurst Park.
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Standard Sport understands that while a deal has not yet been agreed, the expectation from sources close to the club is that Frank will take charge at Selhurst Park.
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Frank’s immediate task will be to drag Palace out of the relegation zone, starting with back-to-back fixtures against newly promoted Coventry and Hull. Palace have won just two of their first 10 league games this season, and are winless in four following last weekend’s 3-1 defeat to Liverpool.
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Standard Sport understands that while a deal has not yet been agreed, the expectation from sources close to the club is that Frank will take charge at Selhurst Park.
2026-11-14 · Evening Standard
Thomas Frank set to become new Crystal Palace manager · assertive framing

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Standard Sport understands that while a deal has not yet been agreed, the expectation from sources close to the club is that Frank will take charge at Selhurst Park. asserted
Frank → understand → Park
Frank, who has been out of work since leaving Tottenham in February, was on Palace’s shortlist over the summer as they looked for a replacement for Oliver Glasner. asserted
they → leave → Glasner
The Eagles ultimately agreed a three-year deal with Sage, but a disastrous start to the season has seen the Frenchman relieved of his duties on Thursday with Palace bottom of the Premier League table. asserted
Palace → agree → table
Frank endured a difficult spell at Spurs, who had been dragged into a relegation battle by the time he was sacked, but there remains a good deal of appreciation for his work at Brentford. asserted
he → endure → Brentford
During his time in west London, Frank earned promotion to the Premier League before stabilising Brentford as a top-flight club and getting them challenging for Europe on one of the smallest budgets in the division. asserted
them → earn → division
Frank’s immediate task will be to drag Palace out of the relegation zone, starting with back-to-back fixtures against newly promoted Coventry and Hull. Palace have won just two of their first 10 league games this season, and are winless in four following last weekend’s 3-1 defeat to Liverpool. asserted
Palace → drag → Liverpool
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