Chicago, I agreed with your post I think there in free fall there saving grace is they arnt yet falling behind points wise don’t think Coleman the man and don’t really know who is
Blunderland are an utter shambles, even as far back as Roy Keen the owners have been making the kind of decisions that make the Venkies at Blackburn look professional.
For Coleman to take the job he must have been given cast iron assurances.
I wish him well, it can’t have been easy to take over at Wales when he did.
It was more the manner of the performance though. They were absolutely useless, and that Alonso goal was NOT a goal that Pulis teams concede. Maybe the owners thought they’d see if he could muster any kind of spirited performance in a game they were likely to lose, but they just folded
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Coleman must be off his rocker.
For Coleman to take the job he must have been given cast iron assurances.
I wish him well, it can’t have been easy to take over at Wales when he did.
He fails it looks bad on his CV.
Folks in here sight how bad Blunderland were under Moyes as a reason not to have hi as manager.
Going to be a difficult job but good luck to him
Pulis, Clement , Unsworth or Silva..
And safety to follow.
Looks to me like young British managers arn't getting a go because of old British managers...
Moving forwards ?
Sunderland are 'on the edge of a cliff'
and
'We need to move backwards and find a different direction to walk in.'
but then I realised he was assuming they were facing forwards.
But then he said they were 'at rock-bottom', so, did they fall, or were they pushed?
Ellis Short, in the Boardroom, with the hatchet.