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Oh well. Another time waster gone.
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Oh well. Another time waster gone.
So, Nixon admitted that he was wrong?Those very words "Oh well. Another time waster gone."
Bascially that deals a no go.
No, I mean the Venkys sacking of Allardyce was self inflicted and lead to their relegation. Allardyce leaving Sunderland was out of the clubs hands and on paper at least we employed a suitable replacement. Blackburn replaced Allardyce with Kean.
The European one sounds of most interest to me. Particularly if they have previous of resurrecting a club.
No its not ffs. It's a rumour that has been repeated so many times it's became fact on here.It's common knowledge Sam was about to leave.
I was initially pleased with the appointment. That soon changed though.Even if regarded as bad luck, it was Short who was all over the club website when he appointed your worst nightmare Moyes, telling all and sundry he was "my number one target for the last five appointments" (which would of course include Allardyce)
Yes, he should have sacked him in October and we may have stood a chance. Unfortunately I think he had been taken in with all the "stability" bullshit, which plenty on here still spout - "we can't keep sacking managers" etc, etcHe could have sacked him in October, he didn't, he could have sacked him in January, he didn't, he could have sacked him in March, he didn't, he then could have sacked at the end of the season, but alas, he didn't.
And? Am I saying he shouldn't sell? No, I'm saying he is a different type of owner to the venkys.Allardyce even said Short should sell. NEXT.
On here.where is that reported?
Just someone on herewhere is that reported?
Tiger Feet - his name is Mud.Just someone on here
Just someone on here
I'm probably being pedantic. A change in shareholders is not an assignment of the debt. The debt is staying with the legal person to whom it was given. Were the assets and liabilities of Sunderland Limited being sold to another company, that would be an assignment. It's small, but important, distinction.
I'll gladly take someone slightly less wealthy but who is actively working hard to make it a success at all levels
If the Hull guy has opted out, surely it's Nixon who is catching up,?Nixon is now mocking “other outlets” for catching up, remind me when he posted the story.
where is that reported?
@Fetch Fletch @Hongkongphooey @ProfessionalMackem @CissesUnderpants19 so it's the fans fault. Thanks for your insight.No its not ffs. It's a rumour that has been repeated so many times it's became fact on here.
I was initially pleased with the appointment. That soon changed though.
Yes, he should have sacked him in October and we may have stood a chance. Unfortunately I think he had been taken in with all the "stability" bullshit, which plenty on here still spout - "we can't keep sacking managers" etc, etc
And? Am I saying he shouldn't sell? No, I'm saying he is a different type of owner to the venkys.
The European one sounds of most interest to me. Particularly if they have previous of resurrecting a club.
I'll gladly take someone slightly less wealthy but who is actively working hard to make it a success at all levels