When all is said and done it's purely a results business. If (99%chance at this point) it's Beale he'll live or die by our performances and results, like all before him have!
If you're bothered enough to join a Sunderland forum I think its reasonable to assume everyone within said forum, barring a very miniscule minority, wants the team and therefore the manager to do well.
Personally, I can't blame anyone for not expecting or being disappointed by this type of appointment. After making the proactive decision to get rid of TM at this stage of the season, this feels like a reactionary appointment.
That said, as many others have also said...they've got enough credit in the bank to do whatever they want and be judged by the results. Let's see how it plays out.
If you're bothered enough to join a Sunderland forum I think its reasonable to assume everyone within said forum, barring a very miniscule minority, wants the team and therefore the manager to do well.
Personally, I can't blame anyone for not expecting or being disappointed by this type of appointment. After making the proactive decision to get rid of TM at this stage of the season, this feels like a reactionary appointment.
That said, as many others have also said...they've got enough credit in the bank to do whatever they want and be judged by the results. Let's see how it plays out.
