Boos ring around Selhurst Park at half-time in their crucial clash with Swansea City as fans are already frustrated under Sam Allardyce
The ex-England manager is only in his third match in charge of the Eagles and the match with the Swans is already a huge match in their quest to avoid relegation
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SAM ALLARDYCE appears to already be on thin ice with the Crystal Palace faithful after his side were booed off at half-time against Swansea City.
It's a must win game for both side floundering in the depths of the Premier League table, but an Alfie Mawson header in the first half saw the Swans steal a march on their opponents.
Allardyce is only in his third match in charge, but has failed to collect three points as of yet, squandering the lead against Watford and being beaten away at the Emirates to Arsenal on New Year's Day.
A win for the Welsh side would mean the Eagles sit just above them, and the prospect of dropping down a division would become a real danger.
Alan Pardew was sacked after a disastrous 2016, and Palace fans are growing restless that their talented side is failing to hit the heights it should be.
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Palace have failed to win since the start of December, and the man with the reputation of guaranteeing the survival of side's looks to have got one of his biggest tasks yet.