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I liked Bruce, I still do and I'm pleased he's doing well at hull but it was the right time for him to go...
I liked Bruce, I still do and I'm pleased he's doing well at hull but it was the right time for him to go...
This.
I was never comfortable with the abuse he received from some of our fans, but it was definitely time for him to go.
I think the clue there was in his job title, "manager". They were his players and it was his job to manage them.
Was sick of Bruce by the end like.
Every pre match press conference he would say something like 'we are Sunderland lets be realistic, we aren't going to win this game' whereas e.g pardew was saying how the mags would go to teams and try to win. It was depressing.
Also Bruce was lucky to keep his job as long as he did. When we were 2-0 at home to WBA after about 5 mins and they should have went 3 up the atmosphere was poison!
We're only a few games in FFS. Anything can happen yet.He will be laughing his big fat tits off at us to be fair.
This.
I was never comfortable with the abuse he received from some of our fans, but it was definitely time for him to go.
Bruce has shown his true colours a on numerous occasions most recently on talksport, when asked by Neil Warnock if he enjoyed whats happening at Sunderlad after Di Canio was sacked he replied that he did have a laugh at our expense.
Anyone with any class or respect whatsoever for the club would have not have said that. I can't think of another ex manager of ours who would have said anything remotely similar. The fact is he never have a jot about us as a club, backed up by the fact that years earlier after we had won at Birmgham in a cup match while he was manager all he could talk about for months afterwards in just about every interview he gave was about how lucky Sunderland had been tonbeatbhis team. We didn't sack the oaf a minute too early.
He was terrible. He got lucky the club signed Bent and then managed to fuck it up. As I always say, if he'd managed Bent properly it would never have got as bad as it did and he wouldn't have left in that way.
We were a one man team, we finished 10th, which meant nothing to anybody but him, we could easily have been 14th.
There was about a two month period around when we beat Chelsea that we looked good, then that winless run started. People look back and only remember that time, thinking it was always like that.
Bruce has shown his true colours a on numerous occasions most recently on talksport, when asked by Neil Warnock if he enjoyed whats happening at Sunderlad after Di Canio was sacked he replied that he did have a laugh at our expense.
Anyone with any class or respect whatsoever for the club would have not have said that. I can't think of another ex manager of ours who would have said anything remotely similar. The fact is he never have a jot about us as a club, backed up by the fact that years earlier after we had won at Birmgham in a cup match while he was manager all he could talk about for months afterwards in just about every interview he gave was about how lucky Sunderland had been tonbeatbhis team. We didn't sack the oaf a minute too early.
Not a rhetorical question, I honestly cannot remember
I know we were having bad runs, but were we at extreme relegation risk?
Would he have been sacked if MON wasn't around?[/quote
Should have been two or three match's earlier IMO... he hung around when he knew he was finished
Speak for yourself!
Not a rhetorical question, I honestly cannot remember
I know we were having bad runs, but were we at extreme relegation risk?
Would he have been sacked if MON wasn't around?
This.
I was never comfortable with the abuse he received from some of our fans, but it was definitely time for him to go.