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The Palace hero must wonder how things have gone so wrong so quickly, but still hopes ?to shift the narrative?
Dean Henderson became a cult hero in south London after saving a penalty in Crystal Palace?s victory against Manchester City in last season?s FA Cup final. The England goalkeeper then boosted his popularity when he dropped into a local pub as supporters celebrated August?s penalty shootout victory over Liverpool in the Community Shield and put ?1,000 behind the bar.
Henderson, made captain when Marc Gu?hi was sold to Manchester City in January after Palace were humbled in the Cup by non-league Macclesfield, must be wondering how things have turned sour at Selhurst Park so quickly. Supporters turned on the manager, Oliver Glasner, during the first leg of the Conference League playoff against Zrinjski Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina last week and demanded his sacking after another unconvincing performance in the 1-1 draw.
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Dean Henderson became a cult hero in south London after saving a penalty in Crystal Palace?s victory against Manchester City in last season?s FA Cup final. The England goalkeeper then boosted his popularity when he dropped into a local pub as supporters celebrated August?s penalty shootout victory over Liverpool in the Community Shield and put ?1,000 behind the bar.
Henderson, made captain when Marc Gu?hi was sold to Manchester City in January after Palace were humbled in the Cup by non-league Macclesfield, must be wondering how things have turned sour at Selhurst Park so quickly. Supporters turned on the manager, Oliver Glasner, during the first leg of the Conference League playoff against Zrinjski Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina last week and demanded his sacking after another unconvincing performance in the 1-1 draw.
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