Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner admits his team is in a challenging situation, facing a demanding schedule with just two days' rest before their upcoming match against Newcastle United. With a recent draw against Fulham and a six-game winless streak, Palace is in 'survival mode', according to Glasner. The manager highlights the physical disadvantage due to the opposing team's extra rest days, emphasizing the difficulty of performing at their best.
Despite the current struggles, there's a glimmer of hope with the potential arrival of Brennan Johnson from Tottenham Hotspur. However, the transfer's timing remains uncertain, as the deal must be finalized before Johnson can participate in the Newcastle match.
Glasner expresses his respect for the confidentiality surrounding player transfers, urging fans to wait for official confirmation. He also mentions the team's upcoming match against Newcastle, where the physical disparity between the teams is expected to be significant.
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