Keane Leaves Sunderland.....
Discussion
krusty said:
I wonder if Mick McCarthy allowed himself a smug smile thid morning?
I dont think that would be McCarthys level.A press conference will be called this afternoon to tell the Man Ure fans that the training facilities werent up to standard and that the members of the board were getting all the good seats on the plane.
Poor Triggs will get some walking now.
MonkeyBusiness said:
We move on.
And so to will John Boyle (Boylesports) and the rest of the Irish bandwagon to where that c**t goes next.I am a Liverpool supporter, but I have always had a soft spot for Sunderland, I`ve been a few times, I was there for Niall Quinns testimonial, a game Keane didnt attend. Hopefully now I can watch the results on a Saturday and be happy to see Sunderland winning again, I hope they stay up, but I just couldnt support them while he was manager.
This is a difficult one. On one hand I do believe he had took us as far as he could, but on the other I think it was accepted that come the January window a lot of players were going to be offloaded. When/if a new manager comes in he may want to give all the players a chance, so no body leaves and we still have 40 ish first team players, then the dreaded relegation and all those players on the books on big wages. I do fear for the club.
MonkeyBusiness said:
As a Sunderland fan I was really pleased when he came but kind of glad he has gone. He raised the profile of the club, got us promoted, but he was just wasn't very good at the management/tactics side of things.
We move on.
you spot on there, from a formr season ticket holder, wouldnt mind gerard houllier, or free agent frank rijkaard, but thats onlikely, more like aidy boothoyd or pardrew, but i hope notWe move on.
Just read that monkey heed has put himself in the frame. FFS that would be a big backward step.Gassing Station | Sports | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff